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.

Decided to drop in to try the beautiful looking cakes. We ordered their black forest cake annd the…read moreblueberry torte as well as the ginger hot chocolate. Although the hot chocolate had a lot of pieces of ginger in the cup, I couldn't taste it at all in the cocoa. The cakes also looked pretty but were nothing special in taste. We also found the service to be somewhat rude and lacking.

It just in the middle of the main square in Dresden city center. It was snowing a lot that day and…read moreIm glad we found this place. The cake window is just in front of the door and the drooling starts there haha beautiful cakes. I went for this one with raspberries on the top. Not many coffee options, just had the kaffee mit milch and it was OK. This place is actually super cute. The owners are very sympatic local that work very fast. It seems like a good option for romantic dinner =)

We stopped in on a cold day after visiting the Zwinger, which is right across the street. We…read moreordered hot chocolate and Dresdner Eierschecke, the well known Dresden cake. The cafe is charming, the service very friendly, and we very much enjoyed our cake and chocolate. This is basically a coffee and cake stop, and it appears everything is fresh. You can order your coffee many ways and select your cake from the display. We really enjoyed this afternoon pick me up.

A very nice little cafe! Great coffee and a large selection of cakes and tortes. Highly recommended…read morefor your afternoon rest and relaxation. Right off the main thoroughfare of the Neumarkt. They have a selection of sandwiches and small lunches as well as ice cream/ gelato. Take your time and stop in!

This great cafe on the main street in the Neustadt had an awesome selection of delicious cakes. It…read morefelt like a local hangout & the coffee was pretty good too!!

We found this bakery along the way to the post office. All of the baked goods looked delicious! We…read moredecided on a walnut ciabatta and a nut and seed bread. Both were delicious and cheap! We spent 1 euros for both of the breads. Yum.

Great bakery with very nice coffee, great deserts and friendly service…read more Dresdner eierschecke is my favorite. If I ever will be back to Dresden, I'd visit this bakery.

The ambience of the restaurant is elegant and relax. Food is pleasantly presented. English menu is…read moreavailable and our waitress is very attentive to us. We come back for dessert the second day but was impressed with lunch more.

Close the our hotel and recommended by previous tour group members. I wanted asparagus soup which…read morethey had and an appetizer of bread covered with sour cream, onion confit and cheese with a small salad. Hubby had the original Dresdner Eierschecke cake which he loved. My soup was made from white asparagus which is in season. It was delicious. Appetizer was very tasty. Service was great. Lovely patio.

I went there because I need to get my project done in few hours and my home internet was down. I…read moreordered a latte and found a table to continue my work. There were five guests in that cafe includes me. In about an hour, a waitress ask me to leave or order another drink and took away my unfinished latte without asking my permission. I was literally got KICKOUT. They said it was on weekends and I cannot work there on weekends. Just a reminder, only go there on weekends if you just want to eat and leave. Oh, there coffee is medium roasted and nothing to complain about if you are just need some boost.

The food was good... but scarce. Didn't get much for my money, and it took like 40 minutes to get…read moreit. I'm talking about two boiled eggs, and a few pieces of sliced cheese and meat. And they didn't even bring out coffee out for about half an hour. Would avoid if I were you.

We were in Germany for over a week to celebrate our nine year anniversary, and I couldn't resist…read morescheduling a tea for two at this cafe in the Kempinski Palais. The small bites were very tasty and incredibly accessible - hello macaroons, biscuits, and small finger sandwiches. This was not the most German part of our trip but it was a nice place to pause in our afternoon in Dresden.

Came here for breakfast, grabbed a cherry slice of...tart? I guess, and a pizza bread. The latter…read morewas a bit salty but the bread was very chewy, the cherry tart was tasty as well, not too sweet. Good selection of baked goods, both sweet and savory, and there's space to sit inside and outside as well to enjoy the food!

Nice bakery and coffeeshop. Tasty pastries, coffee average. Nothing too special, but in a…read moreconvienent location with OK prices

We used to love this place and have been coming here for years but our last visit kind of…read moredissapointed us. The food was kind of tasteless, the fish was not well prepared and the aubergine was badly cooked without any spices... I guess we will have to find a new favorite place even though when it comes to atmosphere, the restaurant is really nice.

We just sat outside with some snacks and drinks waiting for the doors to open for some opera. It…read morewas a nice place overlooking the square. Service however wasn't the swiftest. So don't go here if you only have a few minutes to spare. Otherwise, the place is fine, but somehow lacked the usual East-German warmth.