This popular coffee shop has limited seating, but it is really cosy and the owners are charming. We…read moredropped in for afternoon tea and tried their homemade Eierschecke (a light eggy cheese/custard cake) and Mohnschecke (the poppy seed version). Both cakes were delicious and we thought that their cappuccinos were excellent!

Quaint little coffee shop close to main Frauenkirche square. They only have a few tables,…read morereservations are required, and it is cash only. They have a full selection of coffee and espresso drinks. Their specialty is a local desert Eierschecke. We had the classic and it was excellent, very rich and filling. The have special varieties sometimes but not the day we visited. The have a salami and cheese plate for breakfast also ...but that is all, it is a very limited menu if you don't want the Eierschecke.

Wonderful little place with excellent breakfast. I had a ham and cheese crepe and the side salad…read morewas absolutely delicious! My daughter had the Sydney and she enjoyed it immensely.

Closed on a business day. Which is fine. How about posting your hours so your customers can see…read morethem before they spend 30 euro on a taxi

Service was good on a really windy morning. I ordered a cafe latte and a chocolate and macadamia…read morecookie. The cookie was tasty but the coffee had a metallic taste to it. Maybe the espresso machine wasn't dialed in for the day.

5 stars just for the staff. Really nice and friendly. Unfortunately only take away, no sitting area…read morebecause of covid. When we went there to buy their cheesecake ( New York one, which is suppose to be very famous in dresden) the staff there were trying new flavors of pour over to make it right and the guy at the counter really had a good sense of coffees. He offered us to try their pour over ( and did not take any charge , as it was not on the menu) really happy and impressed and thankful for that. Hoping that the sitting area opens soon and can go and try their new experiments of coffee

An cute small espressobar which serves an excellent coffee in quaint surroundings. Definitely worth…read morea stop if you happen to be in the neighboorhood of the famous 'Blaues Wunder' bridge in Blasewitz, Dresden.

Actually very nice coffee and little cup cakes. But went there on a Sat afternoon and got thrown…read moreout with the words: "It's closed, come back another time." Guess I'm not.