Who's at the Captain's Table?
June 17th, 2018 | on the road
In July our first “Captain’s Dinner Live” will take place in cooperation with the FrischeParadies Hamburg! Five courses, accompanying wines – Do you fancy oysters, lobsters, Labskaus and a nice chat? Sign up and get one of 30 seats!
Yes, this post contains an ad for the FrischeParadies. Attention: Visiting the FrischeParadies can be addictive!
Our location: The Große Elbstraße in Hamburg. Twenty years ago, still grubby and marked by the fish trade and street hookers, it has become a gastronomic and gourmet mile. And right there, in the FrischeParadies, our first Captain’s Dinner will take place on July 27. A stone’s throw away from the berth of the big cruise ships, so to speak. Isn’t that awesome? We’ll have a great, fun evening, I promise you that.
Together with Ivan Pagel, the chef of the bistro in FrischeParadies, we have put together a menu, as it cannot fit better to a proper Captain’s Dinner.
The Captain's Dinner Menu
Oysters natural or with Vinaigrette
Lobster Soup “FrischeParadies”
Labskaus new Style
Monkfish Medallions with Chorizo and Beans
Rum Raisin Parfait
99 €
And best of all, my dearest captain most probably will be back from his assignment in time.
Here are the most important things summed up again:
Captain’s Dinner Live
Friday, July 27, 2018 from 6pm – 10pm
at FrischeParadies Hamburg, Große Elbstraße 210
5-course menu including accompanying wines and soft drinks
Ticket price: 99 €
Clothes: don’t worry, it’s not the little black dress, but it can look nice anyway…
Registration under: kontakt@captains-dinner.blog
If you need a hotel recommendation for Hamburg, get in contact with me.
We look forward to seeing you!
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