Zum Stromer
Restaurant „Zum Stromer“
A small, historic restaurant on the old canal in Warnemünde, once a gathering place for fishermen and sailors, with highly rated braised beef cheeks and fresh fish.
Located at the quieter end of the old canal at Am Strom 32 in Warnemünde, this is considered the oldest restaurant on the canal. It has been a meeting point for fishermen and sailors since the 19th century. The cozy, nostalgic interior seats about 40, and there are canal-side tables when the weather is warm. The menu changes weekly and emphasizes regional and organic ingredients, with fresh fish, salads and meat dishes. Diners often recommend the braised beef cheeks. Main courses cost about €19–36. Seating is limited, so reserve ahead for dinner in peak season. It is about a 5-minute walk from Warnemünde station.
Opening hours
Opens at 5:00 p.m.; closed Tuesdays September–June, open daily July–August (check the website)
Nearby sights
- Alter Strom, Warnemünde
- Warnemünde Lighthouse & Teepott
- Warnemünde Beach
- Shipbuilding & Maritime Museum (MS Dresden)
- Rostock City Harbour
- Rostock Zoo & Darwineum
- Cultural History Museum (Holy Cross Abbey)
- Kröpeliner Straße & Kröpeliner Tor