This beautifully decorated restaurant was only rebuilt/restored in 2006 but felt much older. The…read moremenu was a little more "gourmet" than the usual brauerei menus and we chose our meals accordingly. Our meals were lovely - they were perfectly cooked and seasoned and not too large so that we had room for dessert! We really enjoyed our desserts too. The prices were very reasonable and it was lovely to eat in such a wonderful atmosphere!

Good place for people watching, right on the square where the Frauenkirche is. Portions were pretty…read moresmall, we had the chicken with pasta and marinated pork steak. The chicken was good but the pasta dish itself was quite flavorless. The pork steak was alright - I think we just waited too long for our food to judge objectively. The service here was also very slow and all over the place. Very often we found the waiter just walking around doing nothing while guests (including us) were clearly trying to flag them down. They also appeared to be understaffed.

Nice place for dinner. Was interested in coming here after our tour guide said they have suckling…read morepig on a spit. But we didn't see the display so was disappointed. Service was ok, we didn't know If we were supposed to ask to be seated so didn't feel so welcome at the beginning. But I had the baked sweet potato with sautéed mushrooms on top and it was delicious and filling! Of course I had to taste hubbys crispy skinned pork which was a bit fatty but was good.

As the other reviews mention, this is a tourist trap, but that's okay since I knew that going in. I…read morewent for dinner at 8 pm and was quickly seated. You have to go all the way in to nearly where the inner tables are located. The buffet is located in the middle of the restaurant, big groups are set in the back room, and small groups are in the front. I got the Saftig gegrilltes Spanferkel (juicy suckling pig) and Sächsischer Sauerbraten (Saxony Saurbraten - like a slow cooked beef). Both dishes came with a specified cabbage side, and potato ball. The juicy pig was definitely the better of the two and included slices of the crispy skin, and fatty insides. In the end, there was too much food for us to finish. Cute decor, but as with most tourist traps - not really worth the price.

Vom Biergarten hat man eine tolle Aussicht über Dresden, das Essen ist vollkommen ok.read more

Tobacco kills but not yet gastronomy, though. The location of this restaurant is quite spectacular…read more The terraced part is ugly but offers a spectacular view. The restaurant upstairs is ugly but quirky. And the food ? Ugly, though, and bad. Salad of mini tomatoes and mozzarella (di buffala) of which only the basil was tasty. Pan-fried chanterelles (canned) tasteless, except for the burnt one served with linguini in the microwave sprinkled with a tasteless grana di parmigiana. The oil on the table is the one used to lubricate locks. To visit but not to eat there. The waitress, on the other hand, is helpful and funny.

In the words of my fiance " the best risotto I've ever had."…read more The risotto was the highlight dish of the night - the sauce was indulgent, creamy, rich and savory with perfectly cooked scallop, pulpo and shrimp. Although I enjoyed our seafood appetizer, the portion was a bit small for my liking - but that may be because I enjoyed it so much. Each piece of seafood was perfect. The scallops perfectly charred, and cooked to a perfect temperature. The octopus again with a nice char, seasoning and not overcooked - just perfect. The salmon tartare in the middle was packed with flavor, I wouldn't change a thing. My fish of the day was my least favorite dish. I loved the tomatoes which packed a lot of flavor, but the fish itself although good, was nothing special. I would definitely recommend a visit to Stresa if you're in the area - well worth the drive from central Dresden

This restaurant is a novelty. I wouldn't come for the food, but rather for the experience. You take…read morethe elevator from the ground floor of the mall to the top floor. After you wait at the desk, they seat you. I made a reservation on OpenTable but it was pretty chill at 7.15pm on a Tuesday evening. When you are seated, they give you a full page of instructions that tell you how it works. You order on a tablet. Before each item is placed, there is a confirmation. On the same tablet, you can review your bill. Because you're ordering each item one at a time, things come when they are ready. My beer came in a regular beer mug on a serving robot. After you grab your order, you tap the screen to indicate that you are done. My food came via the "roller coaster." Unfortunately, there's no warning so it just appears. If it doesn't land exactly in front of you, you have to turn the table so it moves along the track and you can reach it. Something weird happened during my experience there. Two additional drinks and a food I didn't order arrived. When I didn't go for it, the server came over to ask what was going on. I said I didn't order these items and she pulled up my bill and the items were there. I told her I didn't order them (I didn't). She was confused. I asked if this ever happened before. She said it didn't. Fortunately, she took the drinks and food away. When it's time to pay/leave, you indicate that on the tablet and someone comes to the table to do the transaction. My receipt had exactly the items that I ordered. I asked if she figured out what happened. Apparently another table's tablet was programmed to my location. Oh. Other than that, it was an interesting concept and decent food.

If you're here for the food, then don't bother. If you're here for the entertainment, then go…read moreahead. I saw this on Facebook a while ago so I came for the entertainment. Maybe the Facebook video had better coasters, or it was more greased up, but the food did not slide very fast during my visit. Trays would stick on the rails and other trays would catch up and push it along. You also don't know when anything is coming unless you keep looking up at the person that is about to load the rails. As far as the food goes, everything just tasted fine, nothing to write home about. The menus are only in German, so have Google Translate ready, or just go by the pictures. The wait for the food was absolutely ridiculous, though. If you've got kids and don't mind waiting a long time for average food, this wouldn't be a bad choice.

TERRIBLE! I wonder if the reviews r fake. Greasy, badly cooked dishes, served with frozen side…read moredishes. I could hardly finish half

Chicken schnitzel was exactly what I needed after hiking for 7 hours. Switched the mashed potatoes…read morefor bratkartoffeln and couldn't have been happier. It was perfect and huge portions. The decor is a little strange...but really, if you are just looking for filling, solid German food, try to snag a reservation or come early/off hours (like 5pm).

Perfect downtown location in Dresden. We only stopped in here for drinks before heading to dinner…read more Great central spot near the church and perfect for a relaxed evening.

We ate here when my uncle was in town and this was the best meal we had all week with him. The…read morefood here is an incredibly creative blending of tastes and spices with perfect presentation. The menu changes often and I see that they don't have what we had on the menu now. But I will say that the shredded goat in pastry shell we had was amazingly well done. Absolutely perfect. We also ordered fish in a green yoghurt sauce that was so light and fresh, and two kinds of fish, both cooked perfectly. The waitress was smart, kind and very knowledgeable about the food and wine selections. We'll return.