Herabsetzung statt Gastfreundschaft - meine Erfahrung am 12. August…read more Am Dienstag, den 12. August, wollte ich gemeinsam mit meiner Schwester und ihrem Schwager dieses Restaurant besuchen. Als wir ankamen, fragte ich den Kellner höflich, ob wir an einem bestimmten Tisch Platz nehmen dürften. Zu meiner Überraschung reagierte er sehr schroff und entgegnete in unfreundlichem Ton: "Nein, können Sie nicht." Zunächst war ich irritiert und dachte, er mache vielleicht einen Scherz. Doch nachdem meine Schwester nachhakte und fragte, ob der Tisch reserviert sei, wiederholte er unmissverständlich, dass wir uns dort nicht hinsetzen dürften. Ich möchte niemandem vorschnell etwas unterstellen, aber die Art, wie er mit uns sprach, wirkte auf mich herablassend und in ihrer Schärfe unnötig verletzend. Der Tisch hatte uns angelächelt, weil er im Schatten lag - für mich sehr wichtig, da ich aufgrund meiner Haut nicht lange in der Sonne sitzen kann. Dass dort noch zwei leere Biergläser standen, hätte man uns mit einer einfachen, respektvollen Erklärung mitteilen können, etwa dass er den Tisch erst noch abräumen müsse. Stattdessen wurden wir schroff zurückgewiesen. Seit ich im Januar nach Dresden gezogen bin, habe ich zum Glück bisher keine rassistischen oder diskriminierenden Erfahrungen gemacht. Doch an diesem Tag fühlte ich mich zutiefst respektlos behandelt. Der Mann meiner Schwester versuchte schließlich, die Situation zu beruhigen, und sagte in perfektem Deutsch, der Kellner solle seine schlechte Laune nicht an Gästen auslassen. Dennoch hörte er nicht auf, sich über uns zu erregen. Am Ende waren wir so vor den Kopf gestoßen, dass wir das Restaurant verließen und ein Lokal in der Nachbarschaft aufsuchten - dort wurden wir freundlich und zuvorkommend empfangen. Bis heute bin ich fassungslos, dass man im Jahr 2025 noch immer solche Erfahrungen machen muss. Disrespect Instead of Hospitality - My Experience on August 12 On Tuesday, August 12, I went to this restaurant together with my sister and her brother-in-law. When we arrived, I politely asked the waiter if we could sit at a particular table. To my surprise, he responded very harshly and said in an unfriendly tone: "No, you cannot." At first, I was confused and thought he might be joking. But when my sister followed up and asked if the table was reserved, he repeated, in no uncertain terms, that we were not allowed to sit there. I do not want to accuse anyone lightly, but the way he spoke to us felt condescending and unnecessarily hurtful. The table had caught my eye because it was in the shade - something very important to me, as I cannot stay in the sun for long due to my skin. There were still two empty beer glasses on the table, and if that had been the reason, he could have simply explained politely that he needed some time to clear it. Instead, we were dismissed in a rude manner. Since moving to Dresden in January, I have thankfully not experienced any racist or discriminatory behavior. But on that day, I felt deeply disrespected. My sister's husband eventually tried to calm the situation and said, in perfect German, that the waiter should not take his bad mood out on guests. Still, the waiter continued to get upset about the fact that we wanted to sit at that table. In the end, we were so shocked that we left the restaurant and went to another place just one street away - where we were greeted with kindness and courtesy. To this day, I am still stunned that experiences like this can happen in the year 2025.

We needed a place for breakfast that was open...so we ended up here. The views of the church are…read moreinsane and the staff lovely. The breakfast was salty and just ok. The cappuccino was thickly and oddly foamy

DO NOT COME HERE!!!! We went to the restaurant for dessert and drinks after our meal in town. We…read moreare a group of 5, 2 are from Czech who live in the US now and the rest are from the US. We came in with masks (no staff had any mask or COVID precautions) and we're sat at a table. After viewing the menu for a little a man server (grey beard) came and asked to see our vaccine cards. We all pulled out our vaccination cards as well as our passenger card QR codes that we filled out to enter the country. After his system "wasn't working" to scan our QR codes he proceeded to go on and on about why he couldn't serve us but none of it made sense. He wouldn't accept our vaccination cards or our paperwork that was REQUIRED to enter the country. We have had NO problem eating at any other restaurants, going into any other places in Prague and the surrounding cities we have visited. He was rude and kept speaking for 20 minutes while we could have just left and gone somewhere else for drinks and desserts. By the time we left everything else was closed. On the way out of the restaurant a lady who was seated stopped the waiter to try and help us, she was from the UK... mind you the UK is considered a COVID HOT SPOT RIGHT NOW! And the US is not!!! Super disappointed in the staff for their lack of knowledge and how rude the waiter was. Wasted our time for no reason. If you're from the US don't waste your time coming here, you'll have to wait 20 minutes listening to BS just to be turned away.

I expected the food to be much better. It appears the hotel is being rated here. Nice viewsread more

Rude. Cancelled my reservation with hardly any notice. When…read moreI called to ask what had happened, first person claimed she knew English but didn't. Just yelled into phone that she had no room for 2 people to come that night. Second person knew more English but wasn't much more helpful. Find somewhere else to eat.

My daughter and I ate here our last night in town. Everything about the experience was great…read more First, the building and the beer garden were perfect -- not touristy in the least, and sitting outside was just great. (There is a park behind the beer garden, so the overall vibe is super chill.) As for the food and drink, they exceeded our expectations. After having eaten out a lot over a two-week trip, the food here was much better than most of the places we visited in Germany. The pasta my daughter had was great -- lots of fresh veggies mixed in and it was her most memorable dish the entire two weeks. I had the white asparagus with a schnitzel and could not have been happier -- the asparagus and hollandaise sauce was outstanding, and the schnitzel one of the better I had all trip. As for the service, the folks who helped us were polite, funny and cool. I highly recommend this establishment. So glad we found it. Highly, highly recommended!!