15 Best Greek Restaurants in Hamburg

At Eliés Restaurant und Bar, Greek cooking takes center stage on Abendrothsweg in Hamburg-Nord, with gyros as a particularly compelling order . The Rinderpfanne with mushrooms provides a hearty alternative, while the combination of a full meal and drinks gives the restaurant an easy fit for a relaxed evening out.

TAVERNA SANTORINI offers Greek dining at Wendlohstraße 13 in Eimsbüttel, with a menu suited to both lunch and dinner. The setting works for a full meal, a quick bite or small plates, while outdoor seating and takeaway provide extra flexibility.

Mezedes at Großneumarkt 58 is a Greek restaurant built around small plates and an all-you-can-eat buffet style. Its central Hamburg setting, outdoor seating and flexible dine-in, takeaway and delivery options make it suitable for both informal meals and sociable evenings.

On Holsteiner Chaussee in Eimsbüttel, Taverna Kronos combines Greek dining with a notably warm, personable style of service. The kitchen is a draw for flavorful, satisfying food, while the friendly front-of-house approach gives the restaurant strong return-visit appeal.

On Osterstraße in Eimsbüttel, Xenios brings Greek cooking into an elegant setting that balances modern polish with the familiarity of a classic neighborhood restaurant. The menu gives feta particular range, with Feta Psiti, Feta Sahanaki and Feta Sousami Meli alongside dolmadakia and Htapodi Salata.

On Eulenstraße in Altona, Nostalgia bei Sotiris brings the character of a traditional Greek taverna to an intimate, cozy setting . Its family spirit and friendly service make it particularly inviting for an unhurried dinner, whether visiting alone or settling in for a relaxed evening together.

Food is the main draw: starters and mains include grilled lamb plates and baked aubergine with cheese and Metaxa sauce. Small plates and healthier choices broaden the meal, while a selection of wines and beer suits a longer dinner. One useful caveat for devoted gyros fans is that this familiar favorite may not be on the menu. There is outdoor seating when the weather suits, plus takeaway for eating elsewhere. Late-night food and quick bites add flexibility, but the compact, warm dining room is the clearest reason to choose Nostalgia bei Sotiris for a personable Greek meal in Hamburg.

Kalliopea brings Mediterranean and Greek-style cooking to Neue Wöhr, close to Hamburg’s Stadtpark. Its neighbourhood setting suits a pre-concert meal, an unhurried dinner or a quick bite, with outdoor seating, takeaway and delivery available alongside dine-in service.

Corfu Grill brings straightforward Greek comfort food to Hellkamp 43 in Eimsbüttel. Its large Greek Imbiss-style setting focuses on honest grilled meats, simple sides and generous portions rather than elaborate presentation, making it a practical choice for a relaxed lunch, dinner or solo meal in Hamburg.

The welcoming service is central to the atmosphere, with friendly staff and an easygoing, informal character from the moment you arrive. Outdoor seating adds flexibility, while dine-in, takeaway and kerbside pickup make the restaurant equally useful for a quick meal at home or a casual evening with beer or ouzo. Reservations are available, and the kitchen also caters to later evening appetites. Weekly hours run from Tuesday to Saturday from 1 pm to 11 pm, Sunday from 12 pm to 8:30 pm, with Monday as the weekly closing day.

At Fuhlsbüttler Str. 256, Taverna Kamiros offers a welcoming Greek dining experience for lunch, dinner or a relaxed late-evening meal. The menu has plenty of variety, from small plates and Pikilia to Piato Spezial Grillplatte, grilled calamari and seafood. Chef recommendations include lamb carré, while Dorade Royal provides a fish-focused option; tiramisu rounds out the selection.

Rather than centering the meal on one main course, Parea Hamburg leans into Greek tapas and Mediterranean cooking designed for sharing . Classic dishes arrive with a modern touch, while examples such as tarama with pita and Greek dumplings filled with shrimp and pork belly give the menu a distinctive, exploratory feel.

At Luruper Weg 38 in Eimsbüttel, it works especially well for an unhurried dinner over several plates and a bottle of wine. The setting is welcoming, service is attentive and the price point feels fair. Outdoor seating, cocktails and late-night food add flexibility, while delivery and takeaway cover evenings at home. The restaurant also welcomes reservations and positions itself for company celebrations, weddings and team events , making it useful beyond everyday dining. Solo diners are accommodated too, although the shareable format is particularly suited to couples or small groups.

Set beside the Alster at An der Alster 28, Kouros brings Greek-style Mediterranean cooking to a setting suited to relaxed dinners and evenings by the water. The atmosphere is warm and convivial, with outdoor seating adding appeal when conditions suit.

Pinakas Restaurant in the Grindelviertel keeps Greek cooking traditional, focused and full of character. At Grindelhof 64, the menu centres on typical Mesedes and Orektika, alongside familiar dishes such as baby squid, octopus, potatoes, eggplant, goat cheese and fried calamari. The approach is simple rather than overworked, allowing the ingredients and classic flavours to lead.

Set on Friedensallee in Ottensen, Taverna Elia combines the warmth of a Greek family restaurant with the easygoing role of a neighborhood meeting place. Its beer garden adds an appealing outdoor setting for relaxed dinners, while dine-in service makes it equally practical when the terrace is not the plan.

The menu moves from authentic Greek starters to grilled and oven-baked dishes , with fresh fish offering another route through the kitchen. Draft Bergedorfer and Bitburger beers sit alongside Douloufakis wines, creating a drinks selection with both local and Greek character. The friendly, helpful style of service strengthens its appeal for family meals. The format is also flexible enough for a solo dinner, a quick bite or takeaway, while late-night food suits those planning a less hurried evening.

Just around the corner from Davidwache on Davidstraße, Taverna Hellas is a compact Greek restaurant immersed in St. Pauli’s lively street scene . Moussaka and souvlaki anchor the appeal, offering two familiar Greek standards for a relaxed meal in this characterful part of Hamburg.

Pirouni Restaurant offers Greek dining at Adenauerallee 46 in Hamburg’s St. Georg district, with a menu that covers breakfast, starters, salads and soups alongside the main meal. The setting is welcoming and polished without losing its relaxed neighbourhood character, while outdoor seating gives diners another option.