In a tiny little pedestrian street, Von Der Motte does soups, sandwiches and salads, or what they refer to as 'fast slow food' – service is rapid, but the food slow-cooked and tasty. The breakfast menu is long, the sandwiches are excellent, and we enjoyed the grilled vegetables with warm goat cheese.
Von Der Motte
Hamburg
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