Recommend your favorite spots in Hanover!
 

In Hanover the most popular meeting points are the “Kröpcke clock” or “below the tail” of Ernst August’s horse in front of the central station but where do they all go afterwards? Where are the best locations to chill out, enjoy a beer or coffee, chat with friends, dance, shop etc.? Tell us your favorite spots in Hanover and fill out this PDF-Form for your recommendation.

Another premiere in Hanover - A Cappella Brunch

Our friends invited us to the very first "A Cappella Brunch" at the 5th Avenue Restaurant and it was really an outstanding experience. The restaurant belongs to the Arabella Sheraton Hotel and has a new special concept called "Food in Style" - Live Cooking - Live Jazz - Barbecue and More!

The "A Cappella Brunch" provides a very delicious choice of food. Coffee, tea and juices are also included. We had the pleasure to hear the A Capella group "Vocaldente" with songs from their first CD "Let's Misbehave". Their program is very multifaceted and fun to listen. The next "A Cappella Brunch" is at the Pentecost weekend.

In June, the 5th Avenue Restaurant also offers a "Seafood & Steaks - all you can eat buffet" for 28,- Euro per person including live Jazz music every friday. If you're interested make sure to print out the 2for1 coupon from their website.
I think these are very neat gift ideas! An elaborate combination of entertainment and delicous food.

Just visit the website to get all event information. (by Claudia L.)

Have you ever been in South Africa?

If not, you can already get an impression in Hanover:  The South African restaurant Samberger's in Sehnde-Hoever offers original South African and Namibian food, for example: gnu, zebra, kudu, springbock or oryx. Other worthy recommendations are the home made croquettes of pumpkin seed and the sauces – e.g. cherry sauce with Madagascar pepper or Kalahari truffle sauce.
 

If you like a more exotic dishes there is also crocodile tail or king klip, a tasty fish of the South African oceans.  A number of South African wines are served as well. Mr. and Mrs. Samberger are native South Africans and manage to create a quite familiar atmosphere in their restaurant.  It is also decorated with a lot of original African animal trophies like the heads of an ostrich or a buffalo and a complete lion.

It is also possible to roast African game on your own grill at home. Samberger’s directly imports from Africa and sells to the public, gut ostrich and other such foods do not come cheap. However, it is an interesting experience for friends. (by Andreas G.)

Website: www.afrikanischessen.de

Not only for chocolate- and wine-lovers

Do you know Weinhaus A.C.Kapelle? If not, its worth a visit.

The owners of the Weinhaus are the twins Tanja and Achim Kapelle. They organise wine testing and chocolate testing in an old stable in Steinhude (near the lake Steinhuder Meer).

Anja and Achim Kapelle sell wine and produce many different sorts of chocolate. This is the reason for the unusual mixture of tastes, which they offer.

Besides that you can enjoy a delicious breakfast in the Weinhaus too. Their breakfast offering extend from simple “market” breakfast throw wellness breakfast, champagne breakfast to a luxurious breakfast for special events like a birthday or wedding etc.

Are you interested? If yes, you can contact the Weinhaus as follows:

Weinhaus A. C. Kapelle
Meer Street 15
31515 Steinhude
Tel./Fax 05033/939553

For more information about the Weinhaus you can visit the website www.Weinhaus-Kapelle.de
(by Stefania T.)

Great Muffins to go. ConringsCorner is "The Muffinman". It's just a small place where only 4 people can sit and enjoy their muffins but you can also buy it for to go. It's really yummy!!! They also have bagels, doughnuts, coffee etc. (by Claudia L.)

http://www.dermuffinmann.de/