Melodia - Carte

Borsteller Chausse 47, 22453 Hamburg, Germany

🛍 Fisch, Gyros, Griechisch

5 💬 19 Avis

Téléphone: +494050016166

Adresse: Borsteller Chausse 47, 22453 Hamburg, Germany

Ville: Hamburg

Menu Plats: 35

Avis: 19

Menu complet - 35 options

Tous les prix sont des estimations sur Menu.

Entrées

Salades

Assiette Grillée

Entrées Chaudes

Kria Ke Sesta Orektika - Kalte Und Warme Vorspeisen

Salades - Salade

Accompagnements

Mezze Froids

Plats Traditionnels

Gyros

Hors-D'œuvre Froids

Seulement Pour Nos Petits Invités

Mezze – Entrées Froides

Pain

Filetakia - Filets & Steaks

Snacks Spéciaux

Agneau Grillé

Spezialitäten Vom Lava-Grill

Plats De Viande

Krýa – Kaltes – Cold Dishes

Grillade Mixte

Hoofdgerecht - Vis

Plats Populaires

Vorspeisen

Beilagen

Adresse

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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

  • Fisch Régalez-vous avec nos plats de poisson exquis, conçus à partir de la prise du jour la plus fraîche. Des grillades favorites aux ragoûts savoureux, notre menu célèbre la richesse de l'océan avec des saveurs pour satisfaire tous les palais.
  • Gyros Notre sélection de gyros propose des viandes tendres assaisonnées et lentement rôties à la perfection, enveloppées dans du pain pita moelleux et servies avec des légumes frais et des sauces traditionnelles pour une expérience riche en saveurs. Voir le carte
  • Griechisch Savourez les riches saveurs de la Grèce avec notre sélection authentique de plats traditionnels. Régalez-vous de produits frais, d'herbes aromatiques et de recettes classiques qui apportent l'essence de la Méditerranée à votre table.

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