© Soleij Mahina Reif
© Soleij Mahina Reif
© Soleij Mahina Reif
© Soleij Mahina Reif
© Lee Maas, Timo Sommer

Standard

A hint of Italy in the Hanseatic city

The “Standard” serves drinks with small, delicious finger food. However, these are not made to order.

The “Standard” wants to bring the Italian aperitif culture to Hamburg. The “Stuzzichini” change daily and they are served with the drinks at regular intervals – but they cannot be ordered. “Stuzzichini” comes from the Italian word for toothpick (stuzzicadenti), since the served snacks can mostly be eaten with a toothpick.

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Short & Sweet

  • CategoryRestaurant
  • Type of cuisineVegetarian, Vegan, Italian
  • Price€€
  • AmbienceModern, shabby chic
  • ServiceTargeted selection of exclusive drinks

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