Really great cafe in Dresden. We arrived for breakfast 3 minutes before they stop serving breakfast…read morebefore 5 pm and they were able to still take our breakfast orders it was so nice of them and the staff was so friendly the whole time. I got the burratta cheese toast thing which was super good and really fresh. I also ordered a side of eggs which was cooked well and came with a nice side salad. My friend had the most giant breakfast sandwich and it was apparently really good as well. They had interesting drink options and a few smoothies. Ambiance was really nice as well. In the afternoon there were a few people in for cake and tea. The cakes looked really good. Would highly recommend!

This is a nice place located in a semi-touristy part of town. The staff is very friendly and…read morehelpful and efficient. They are very knowledgeable about what they have to serve and where it comes from originally. I really had a good time!

This place was recommended by our Airbnb host when we asked about traditional local food. The…read morerestaurant looks more like your grandma's house from a generation ago and you almost feel like that's where you are. It's filled with antique china, toys, knickknacks, etc I had Deftiges warmes Bratenbrot which was meat on bread with a gravy on it, and pickles worked in. It was excellent. Nice little salad with it that I liked a lot. My husband had Dresden style wurst (bockwurst) with potatoes and sauerkraut. He liked it a lot although the sauerkraut was not our favorite. So based on being very reasonably priced (its a couple of blocks from the main tourist restaurants), very good food and the cutest atmosphere, I have to give it a top rating.

Authentic Japanese food with a Japanese owner (Ogura-san)…read more Despite old photos online showing conflicting information, this restaurant is fully closed on Sundays and Mondays. Just to be clear, it is NOT open on Sunday evenings. Looking forward to next time!

Looking for good authentic Japanese food I found my way to Ogura. This small restaurant located…read moreinside a Hilton Hotel over exceeded what I planned for. The food prepared by this locale clearly is self made as they claim. The Gari and Wasabi both had a different taste from typical sushi spots. The wasabi had a more firm kick that didn't linger and the Gari was still crunchy and tasted great. We ordered two Menu 2's during the happy hour, and for the price I must say it is completely worth it going here. The sushi had a remarkable texture. The tempura sushi was still warm and fully fresh while the California rolls didn't contain cheese, but instead more fish which in my opinion tasted better than with cheese. The interior design of the restaurant is cozy, and waiting staff are vigilant and notice things. I fully enjoyed my experience at this restaurant and would gladly go again next time I find myself in Dresden. All in all a great place to get freshly prepared Japanese cuisine, for a price that I see is worth it.

Dresden is a great city and the area surrounding this restaurant is historic and beautiful!…read more This restaurant is in a restored building and sets a great mood The specialty is seafood and they do an excellent job! Fish is fresh and cooked to perfection! Service was on point - great recommendations on the wine pairing and attentive but discrete throughout the dinner Looking forward to the next time I am in town!! Danke!

Probably former state restaurant ( ) for Stasi dignitaries of the GDR. The formerly grandiose decor…read morehas become terribly impoverished. The kitchen has followed this trend. Cooks are desperately trying to come up with innovative dishes. A variation of seafood products of which only the tuna sashimi is good. And for good reason, it requires no preparation. The baby calamari are centuries old and rubbery, the scallop gratin is bathed in the water rendered by the cheese, etc. The beef tartare is super-fat and original with mustard ice cream. The lightly filo breaded prawns are quite good. Don't order the cheese plate : it looks like under blister cooked cheese of low class supermarket. Crêpes Suzette are tasty and prepared on an old kitchen stove of a military cart. Professional service, probably the best of this pretentious fable.

Therese H. and I arrived on a rainy evening, which meant the garden area was closed, and indoor…read moreseating full. We were fortunate to be offered a hightop table near the doorway, just enough space. The server understood TH's gluten-free requirement, and soon we were eating and drinking. Das Restaurant war gemütlich; das Essen lecker. Danke schön, BrennNessel.

A place where I could have almost everything on the menu in a country where almost everything has…read moremeat is amazing. LARGE portions. I did not eat dinner after having lunch here around noon. They have an English menu (be aware that they mistranslated brussel sports for cauliflower) but I ordered a potato cauliflower broccoli omlette with cheese. It was very good. Heavy but good. Lots of seating and good beer. Would have come back a second time if I had time.

Great place for breakfast. Very hip and trendy but they don't miss on the food. Good value for the…read moremoney and the best hot chocolate I had in Germany. Relaxed atmosphere and friendly staff. Easily accessible by street tram so don't bother driving there. If you want good quality, great food, and convenient location, you won't go wrong with this spot.

Best tapas outside of Spain! We were welcomed by the…read morefriendly staff who also gave good recommendations on which dishes to try and the wine. Not only did the food taste fantastic but the presentation was wonderful too. I can recommend the chorizo and prawn dishes - delicious. PLUS the prices were extremely reasonable, we were shocked when we got the bill and saw how little we owed! Can't recommend this place enough. I'll definitely be returning if I'm ever in Dresden again.