Restaurant Klinker Sustainable, regional, delicious

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The restaurant Klinker wants to be a place to come home. Sustainable products and tasty dishes carry the concept.

Urban, relaxed and full of flavour

In the heart of Harvestehude, Restaurant Klinker redefines what dining out in Hamburg can be: honest, sustainable, and all about shared experiences. Floor-to-ceiling windows, a welcoming vibe, and thoughtful design set the tone for evenings that are both casual and unforgettable.

Sharing is caring

Forget the three-course routine – at Klinker, it’s all about picking and sharing. Small plates, large dishes, surprising flavours – made for the table, made to connect. Many creations are vegetarian, seasonal and sourced from nearby producers. Fish or meat? Occasionally, and only when it makes culinary sense. Every dish reflects the team’s passion for regional, clean, and bold food.

Design that feels like home

Inside, it’s all about modern style with soul. Natural materials meet clean architecture, and in summer, the terrace opens up to the city. It’s easy to feel at ease here – the perfect mix of elegance and warmth. A place for conversations, discovery, and delicious moments.

Conscious by conviction

The shelves filled with over 3,000 jars? They’re not decoration. Klinker is serious about fermentation, preserving, and respecting every ingredient. Sustainability isn’t a trend here – it’s a principle. No glossy promises, just daily practice.

For the curious and the conscious

Klinker is for those who love to explore. Couples, close friends, small groups – all are welcome. For those who appreciate creativity over conformity, flavour over formality. And for travellers looking to taste Hamburg in a new, exciting way.

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  • SKULPTURAL
    © Griechische, weiße Gipsstatue eines Diskuswerfers in klassischer Wurfhaltung auf Sockel

    SKULPTURAL Exhibitions

    • 09.06.2026
    • 10:00
    • Hamburger Kunsthalle
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    © Hamburger Kunsthalle, Foto: Jann Wilken

    Acht Jahrhunderte Kunst Permanent Exhibition

    • 09.06.2026
    • 10:00
    • Hamburger Kunsthalle
    To event
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    © Triennale der Photographie Hamburg

    Triennale der Photographie 2026 Festivals

    • 09.06.2026
    • 10:00
    • verschiedene Spielstätten in Hamburg
    To event
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    © Panoptikum

    Panoptikum - Wax Museum

    • 09.06.2026
    • 10:00
    • Panoptikum
    To event
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    © XULY.Bët, Kollektion Herbst/Winter 2024/25, Foto: Marc Baptiste

    XULY.Bët. Funkin’ Fashion Factory 100% Recycled Exhibition

    • 09.06.2026
    • 10:00
    • Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg (MK&G)
    To event
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    © Suzuki Kiitsu, Tänzerinnen (Detail), Japan, 1. H. 19. Jh., Hängerolle, MK&G, Erworben mit Mitteln der Campe’schen Historischen Kunststiftung aus der Sammlung Walter Gebhard, Foto: MK&G/Tobias Eckmann

    Inspiring Japan Permanent Exhibition

    • 09.06.2026
    • 10:00
    • Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg (MK&G)
    To event
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    © Dose mit drei Drachen (Detail), China, Qing-Dynastie, Qianlong-Ära (1736-1795), MK&G, Foto: MK&G/Jörg Arend

    Inspiring China Permanent Exhibition

    • 09.06.2026
    • 10:00
    • Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg (MK&G)
    To event
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    © Hans Hansen, Detail aus o. T. (Objektiv), für Nikon, 1985, Hans Hansen

    Photo: Hans Hansen

    • 09.06.2026
    • 10:00
    • Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg (MK&G)
    To event

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