Tschebull

Great central location; professional white linnen interior, and friendly, very attentive service. The bathrooms are more fun than the slightly sterile restaurant itself!

We came here for the summer special "Feinschmecker" menu series - those were really good value given the food quality. That being said, it was good, but I felt the quality didn't quite live up to their regular prices. Ok, location does play a role here.

And the Schnitzels at the neighboring tables were huge, as tradition demands.

We thoroughly enjoyed our meal here! After a rough start (our open table reservation never made it to the restaurant), we were seated at a nice table in a room that, despite being nearly filled to capacity, had a tolerable noise level.

We ordered the veal shank for two which I HIGHLY recommend. It was served with crispy potatoes, mushrooms that looked like chanterelle (but weren't), an amazing pumpkin dish and some delicious sauce to round out the meal. For desert we had the soufflé which was light and no to be missed.

It's not easy to find as other reviewers have mentioned, but just get your gps to get you to the door and take the escalator up one level inside the mall and you're good to go.

This is a fantastic Austrian restaurant in the heart of Hamburg! The Weiner Schnitzel is fantastic, albeit a huge portion that comes with a side of traditional potato salad and a small mixed green salad.

After you get through that, make sure to make as much room as possible for the Vienna soufflé!!!

Personally, I did not have a great experience here. With my allergies, the menu was limited and what I got was subpar. I'm giving it 3 stars because it was a great atmosphere, good service, and my coworkers had good dishes.

I ordered the cucumber salad as an appetizer and the sour cream was so over powering, I felt my cucumbers were swimming in it instead of having it as more of a "seasoning".

I also ordered the ravioli without truffle but both got my dish with truffle and they didn't remake it. If anyone has had truffle before, it's VERY overpowering so if you don't like it, you really just cannot eat it. I barely had one ravioli before I decided to stop forcing myself to eat it. I ended up going to a restaurant in my hotel to get a bite to eat as I was starving.

FIRST IMPRESSION
My SO and I went here as part of a two-week vacation through my home-country. This is a beautiful fine-dining establishment that served us one of the best meals ever. The establishment has beautiful decor and even though we came on a Thursday night, it was very busy. It's upscale and intimate. The bathrooms also had awesome decor--it feels like you're on top of the Alps on a sunny spring day!

FOOD
Spicy ox tartar - The meat was very tender and all of the accompaniments (capers, vegetables, etc) complimented it. If you enjoy tartar in general, definitely go for this. One of the best I've had. We split the smaller portion since we are smaller eaters and it was perfect.

Veal liver with pumpkin gnocchi - This dish was, obviously, very rich. Very delicious. Gnocchi was soft and was light enough to not make me too full for liver. If you don't know whether you like liver, best to stay away since it's very liver-y. But I LOVED it.

Wienerschnitzel - This was some of the best schnitzel that we've had. It was the quintessential Austrian dish that was done very well. No complaints.

Salzburger Knockerln (Austrian soufflee with raspberries and vanilla sauce) - I don't care how full you are, please try this soufflee! It was so phenomenal! It looks huge, but it is so light and delicious. We had this with a cup of Julius Meinl coffee. Perfection.

SERVICE
Everyone from the host, to bartenders, waiters, and busboys were very attentive. Everyone was very professional and was able to speak with me in both German and English! Every detail from wine pouring to table-side service of the soufflee was seamless.

IN CONCLUSION
A must-go if one's in Hamburg. I will definitely be back to this establishment the next time I'm in Hamburg.

Yelpers did not lead these Wienerschnitzel-loving souls astray! I dedicate my 2600th review to a gorgeous Austrian restaurant in Hamburg, courtesy of yelper extraordinaires providing the intel.

On a recent Friday night, my husband flew to meet me in Hamburg. We were staying at nearby Henri Hotel and I wasn't sure what our bandwidth for dinner might be so I failed to make plans. With a quick perusal of the Yelp app it was clear Tschebull was a fantastic choice and also happened to be located very conveniently (mere minutes) from our hotel. Done and done, we freshened up and headed over with Austrian meats and sides on the brain. Bring me cabbage! bring me potatoes! Bring me everything!

First -- definitely make a reservation for peak times. We were lucky to snag a 2-top near the bar and it was absolutely lovely, but it was very busy and continued to get more and more so.

For English speaking diners: there is an English menu and you will likely need it. Don't be shy. Also the servers were very nice, and though we attempted elementary German, we all got to the gist in English and everything was great.

Now -- to the good stuff! That Wienerschnitzel! It was a vision. Large portion of crispy veal with tasty potato salad. Incredible and very lovingly presented. I personally opted for the Crispy 1/2 Duck which was about a quarter of a duck more than I could personally handle. Delicious. It was served with a heaping portion of cabbage that I also couldn't come close to finishing. A little white wine for good measure and we had ourselves an extremely satisfying meal from start to finish.

High marks for Tschebull. A little bit fancy, a bit tucked away but somehow also on the busy shopping street (its in the complex next to the Park Hyatt) -- entrance within the shopping centre! Beautifully appointed, well staffed and great food. Don't hesitate...

*large party bookings available.

I did not enjoy my experience there. I ordered a Jägerschnitzel and requested to have the meat be beef, as I do not eat pork, which I also explained to our waiter. I was also served with beef but they put bacon pieces (pork) on my meat, which I had to scrape off. The sauce was overly salty. The salad dressing was bitter. The waiter was overly casual and pushy. The bill ended up stating 8€ for a bottle of water which I think is ridiculous.
I am happy to pay more money for good quality food but this was just completely out of proportion. Would definitely not recommend.

I had the Tafelspitz with dumplings soup which, with the excellenr bread and wine, could have been a great meal. But then came the calves liver with onions, apples and mashed potatoes and I was in heaven, big portion, very flavorful. They also offer steak tatar.
Comfortable chairs in a shopping area.
Service so-so but friendly as German service tends to be.
Wish this was near my home.

Amazing food and service. Top notch excellent food, friendly attentive servers and a knowledgeable bar keep!

I was very much looking forward to having a real authentic schnitzel in Germany. And I was very much disappointed. I have had better schnitzel in NYC. :( With so many positive reviews, I was hoping for some excitement in my mouth. First, it was so difficult to find the restaurant at night. You need to go inside the mall (EVERYTHING looks closed) and then find your way to the top floor. No one greets you. So you think, it's this place open?? Finally, after a few minutes, a hostess comes and brings you to the table. The food is pricey as it is supposed to be a nice and solid restaurant. However, I would suggest ordering something else...