Restaurant Zum Störtebeker

Dear Mr. Reininghaus, Thank you for your review. I am pleased that I now have the opportunity to describe this evening to you …Dear Mr. Reininghaus, Thank you for your review. I am pleased that I now have the opportunity to describe this evening to you from our perspective. First and most importantly: we like children! Because we were all little ourselves once. As soon as you entered, you were warmly welcomed and looked after. To ensure that even the little ones at your table are kept busy right from the start, we stocked up with self-made children's cards and painting sets. I also put a lot of effort into preparing your dishes. We also understand that it can get a little louder here and there in the restaurant. For example, loud guests, barking dogs or screaming children. That’s part of it too! But if you are unable to calm your child or grandchild in the restaurant for a long period of time, we recommend taking your screaming child outside to calm him down. Because, as you may have noticed, there were other guests besides you in our restaurant who actually wanted to spend a relaxed and quiet evening. After we were made aware of you by several guests, especially from your next table 2 meters away, I decided to come out of the kitchen to kindly recommend exactly that to you. Only when I got to the table did I see that the young lady had already made her way. CONCLUSION: Eating out with children should be practiced at home beforehand! Parents should be able to assess how and when they can best calm their children. However, if you are not interested in spending time with your own children, we suggest that you stay at home and eat there instead. Kind regards Christian Kortmann Managing Director & Head Chef Restaurant Zum StörtebekerMore