Landhaus Scherrer

The Landhaus Scherrer on the Elbchaussee

The Ö1 is part of the gastronomic business

The Landhaus Scherrer is a restaurant on the Elbchaussee in Hamburg-Othmarschen .

history

The restaurant is located in a building mentioned for the first time in 1827, which has served as a tavern for carters since 1840 . In the 20th century it belonged to the Elbschloss brewery . Armin and Emmi Scherrer bought it in 1975, converted it and opened Landhaus Scherrer as a restaurant in 1976. It consists of the gourmet restaurant, the bistro and the neighboring Ö1 on the Hohenzollernring, where small dishes are served. A vinotheque belongs to the country house .

The restaurant's patron is Heinz Otto Wehmann , who has been working there since 1980 and has been chef and managing director since 1981. Emmi Scherrer and Heinz Otto Wehmann have been the owners of the country house since Armin Scherrer's death in 1982.

Well-known chefs and sommeliers worked at Landhaus Scherrer , including Hendrik Thoma , Nils Henkel , Thomas Bühner , Roy Petermann , Patrick Bittner , Markus Nagy and the Austrian Manfred Stocker .

reviews

Gastronomy critic Wolfram Siebeck described Landhaus Scherrer as the epitome of everything that has made Hamburg's gastronomy successful and controversial. Elegant, luxurious, expensive, sophisticated, modern, rustic, bourgeois, inexpensive. The Varta guide named the restaurant in 2007 as one of the best and most consistent gourmet addresses in Hamburg and voted it “Restaurant of the Week”. The restaurant guide Gault-Millau awarded the restaurant 17 points in 2005 and 16 points in 2007 and 2008.