Watzke is a better choice than the numerous tourist traps just on the other side of the bridge in…read moreold town. The atmosphere is the best feature; fun and a bit loud. They ring that giant bell periodically and have live music. Still, make no mistake, it's a restaurant for tourists. We sat for lunch and no reservations were required. The beer was good as was the food. You're saving about 5 Euro at Watzke per person by crossing the river for revert same experience you would have had adjacent to the replica buildings in old town. Make the wise choice.

So this is the spot where I had my first schnitzel! And it was delicious. I had it a few more…read moretimes at other places along my travels but none of them compared to this. This cut of pork was a bit thicker and so juicy. Yet the crust was crispy and golden. It was perfect. The potato salad was really good too. I had a beer Flight and loved all the beers. They all paired wonderfully with the food. The restaurant is beautiful and bright. Nice outdoor seating as well. One of my favorite meals on my trip!

A great little pub/restaurant in Dresden's Neustadt. Another review I read referred to it…read more(positively) as a holdover from the East German days, which I'd disagree with- it's modern enough, although the prices/attitude are both enjoyably low. I had the bierbraten and a couple of their house brews- all good! I sauntered in around 6pm and didn't have trouble getting a seat, although it started getting more crowded around 7-8pm. Luckily it looked like table sharing was a common occurrence.

Inexpensive traditional pub with special flair, excellent home-brewed beers and good international…read moreand local food. A must in the Neustadt! -- You want to buy your own micro-brewery?? Ask for "Lenin" - the English-speaking boss. New website: http://www.bautznertor.de

Good place to get away from the streets Frys are VERY good…read morethe chicken burger was a little sweet in the batter burger also was good but a little sweet. Not sure how haha good drinks, good food, good service

So we wanted more schnitzel and a pork knuckle. The food was great but I really like their beers!…read more The wall paper is fun. The service was good.

Excellent tour, everything well explained. At the end, a tasting of their two beers. Good time…read more We look for their beer whenever we can find it back here in the USA.

Strahov Monastery Brewery Was hoping to tour the monestry…read morebut that didn't happen. Arrived here in the late afternoon and hardly anyone around. There was a restaurant to the right and also brewery to the right. We made the left turn and noticed two huge copper kettle welcoming. The lady told us to sit at the two seater desk right next to a person coughing real bad and that really made us comfortable. Ordered DIPA. Soup and salad. Pilsner arrived first by mistake which I didn't touch. Turned out to be for the guy coughing real bad. Soon, mine arrived. It was one of the best tasting DIPA. I had to compliment the bartender. Apparently, this one is brewed here also. Very nice ambience especially with two copper kettles at the front. Monks stopped brewing beers for awhile. No ales.

The service and beer were outstanding. That bread basket had me squealing with delight at the the…read moredifferent offerings. The atmosphere was very special and you could tell you were in an ancient and beautiful place.

Stopped in because I saw good reviews on Yelp. I'm a fan of sour beers and this place offers a nice…read morevariety. Seemed to be a place frequented by locals and a little out of the way to walk to. Beers were good.

Amazing beers! While the beer garden was full when we arrived, we were able to sit inside and enjoy…read moretheir amazing (and extensive!!!) list of beers. It's a really cool concept where you share the types of beers you like and they will hand pick a selection for a flight for you. I loved almost every beer I tried (although I should have mentioned I don't like grapefruit because they gave me 2 grapefruit flavored beers). Be specific!! We also got some sausages and hummus that were a perfect snack pairing for our drinks. The Czech Republic drinks the most beer per capita in the world, so they know their stuff. Highly recommend czeching this place out (see what I did there?)