Ata Turkische Spezialitaten

Am Stadtrand 66, 22047 Hamburg, Germany

🛍 Suppe, Salat, Vegan, Vegetarisch

4.2 💬 1216 Avis
Ata Turkische Spezialitaten

Téléphone: +494069641787

Adresse: Am Stadtrand 66, 22047 Hamburg, Germany

Ville: Hamburg

Menu Plats: 35

Avis: 1216

"the Turkish restaurant ata has long been located at the rande of the city 66. it opened on Tuesday to Friday from 12:00 – 14:30 and 17:00 – 23:00 clock, Saturday from 17:00 – 24:00 clock and Sunday and from 12:00 22:00 clock. Tuesday to Friday there is a lunch table with suppe, salat and fladenbrot. lunches cost between 5,50 and 7,80 €. an alcohol-free drink for 1,90 € 0,3 l and 2,30 € for 0.4 l. the rich food card offers cold appetizers, ante, salate, suppening, baked, pizzas, wings, grill specialties, lamb dishes, steaks, their dishes and calf specialties. there are also vegetarian and older dishes and also has something for the small guests on camp. the price segment is 3 € for starters and suppers, up to 14,50 € for the rich main dishes. I had today for two people a karadeniz plate (karadeniz hot black sea) consisting of 1 kalbs and hackspiess, lammkotelett, putenbrust, small rumpsteaks, garlic sausage, fried aubergine, kartoffeln, sweet, tweebel and rice for 31 €. it was delicious and we were fed properly."

Menu complet - 35 options

Tous les prix sont des estimations sur Menu.

Entrées

Geflügel

Soupes

Warme Vorspeisen

Vegetarisch

Pizza

Amigo-Pizza Originale - Normale Ø 30 Cm

Plat Principal

Plats De Viande

Spécialités D'agneau

Mezeler - Entrées

Végétarien

Indien

Warme Voorgerechten

Mezze - Entrées

Kalbspezialitäten

Onze Specialiteiten

Salate

Pizzas Turques

Hors-D'œuvre Chauds

Turkse Pizza's

Main Item

Annemarie Annemarie

very tasty and friendly restaurant. also with table card.

Adresse

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Avis

Jeanette
Jeanette

Super Restaurant. tolles Essen, gute Preise sehr freundliches Personal.


Julie
Julie

very good food. there are various dishes that are all very good. in the afternoon there are very good special offers, always with suppe, brot and salat. the price is very good.


Klemens
Klemens

I liked eating very well, but there was no English menu. the place is very cozy, since we were three years old, we ordered many things on the menu, so we got a good choice of delicacies. I think they should really improve their game for international travelers. Voir le carte


Ivo
Ivo

I really liked the food but they did not have any English menu. The place is really cozy since we were three we ordered a lot of things in the menu so wet got a good range of delights. I think they should really step...up their game for international travelers.


Hans-Ulrich
Hans-Ulrich

that looks like a private house in a circular traffic between the business area and the residential area. inside it is tidy and tidy and Thursdays around 19 clock almost full. the service was fast and efficient and the food delicious. we received free bread and salad while we waited for the main dish and a free drink at the end. very nice.


Gotthard
Gotthard

This looks like a private house on a roundabout between an industrial park and a residential area. Inside it is neat and tidy and at on a Thursday, almost full. The service was quick and efficient and the food tasty. We received complimentary bread...and salad while we waited for the main course and a complimentary drink at the end. Very nice. Voir le carte


Heidemarie
Heidemarie

beia we visited a recommendation. the selection of food is great, the previously proven dishes were consistently delicious and the prices are good – measured on quality and quantity. especially beautiful for “sharp”: where sharp is, is also sharp. the device is a bit cheesy, but they feel comfortable. the staff is exceptionally friendly and takes care of the guests. even though everything I've cost so far, there are some highlights. my favorites: warm appetizers: meze teller main dishes: etli nohut, rumpsteak biberli


Emanuel
Emanuel

the Turkish restaurant ata has long been located at the rande of the city 66. it opened on Tuesday to Friday from 12:00 – 14:30 and 17:00 – 23:00 clock, Saturday from 17:00 – 24:00 clock and Sunday and from 12:00 22:00 clock. Tuesday to Friday there is a lunch table with suppe, salat and fladenbrot. lunches cost between 5,50 and 7,80 €. an alcohol-free drink for 1,90 € 0,3 l and 2,30 € for 0.4 l. the rich food card offers cold appetizers, ante, salate, suppening, baked, pizzas, wings, grill specialties, lamb dishes, steaks, their dishes and calf specialties. there are also vegetarian and older dishes and also has something for the small guests on camp. the price segment is 3 € for starters a...

Hamburg

Hamburg

Hambourg, une ville portuaire du nord de l'Allemagne, est connue pour son patrimoine maritime, sa culture vibrante, et ses plats locaux comme le Fischbrötchen et le Labskaus. C'est un mélange de charme ancien et d'ambiance moderne.

Catégories

  • Suppe Des soupes chaudes et réconfortantes pour nourrir votre âme. Choisissez parmi une variété de bouillons savoureux et d'ingrédients copieux, parfaits pour un simple apéritif ou un repas réconfortant lors d'une journée fraîche.
  • Salat Un assortiment délicieux de salades vibrantes, avec des légumes verts frais, des légumes de saison et des garnitures savoureuses, arrosées de nos vinaigrettes signature pour une expérience de repas rafraîchissante et saine. Voir le carte
  • Vegan Régalez-vous avec notre menu végétalien, offrant une sélection vibrante de plats à base de plantes élaborés avec des ingrédients frais et de saison. Savourez des repas savoureux qui sont aussi nourrissants que délicieux.
  • Vegetarisch Régalez-vous de notre collection vibrante de plats végétariens, élaborés avec les légumes les plus frais, des saveurs riches et des épices savoureuses. Savourez une assiette saine et délicieuse qui célèbre les meilleurs ingrédients de la nature.

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