Die Seekiste - Sankt Peter-Ording

Great salt meadow lamb with perfect wesing eaten. great service and very nice to children. no longer goes. absolutely worth money. come back definitiw.

The location/view is simply unbeatable. already at the arrival we were greeted by the owner kindly and felt very welcome. eating was both tasteful and visually super and the friesengeist as a bag was served by the waiter with a small dense. so you feel comfortable!Reservation recommended.

We had read through various reviews and were already in st. Peter-Ording. for the first time we were in the seasiste and were not disappointed. we had previously reserved a table, I can only recommend this because very full. we were kindly greeted and led to our table. the service was good all night. the appetizers, main dishes and the night table were very good. here it turns out that the kitchen understands its craftsmanship. the cutterscholle is recommended. as already written here, all dressings etc. are made themselves that one tastes. we also found the prices, with two drinks, pre-, main and dessert with about 70 € moderate. we can recommend this restaurant without any doubt. personally, I would like to point out that I find it kind of fun if dogs are allowed to go to the restaurant until 17:30 and the Lords/Women then give a bad assessment. you should take a look at others, not everyone likes dogs, especially since the capacities in the seasiste are limited in the evening.

In addition to a wide range of fish and home cooking, the North German speciality labskaus is offered here. this traditional food of simple seafarers is deliciously prepared and can be enjoyed on the large terrace with perfect views over the endless beach. With attentive and splashy operation, it makes fun in the group to abandon the order. also smaller portions are not a problem for the kitchen.

The eating is very delicious and fresh,also the cake counter makes appetit on more...The personal is very friendly and childlike.We felt very comfortable and can only recommend the seasiste!