Cool local place right outside of Alstadt of Dresden. I went here for a light lunch and a latte…read moremacchiato. Service was good and food was good.

Delicious cafe in Dresden, with lots of gluten free options. You will have to use Google translate…read moreto read the menu. The gluten free rolls were delicious, with seeds on the outside and very fluffy and soft on the inside. Just a short walk from the train station, mall, and the oldest Christmas market (Dresden Striezelmarkt). Nice ambiance and good service.

I was looking for a tasty meal before heading out to a concert and I was in the mood for Thai food!…read moreChicken satay is one of my favorite foods so when I saw it on the menu that was what I had to have! Their peanut sauce had more coconut milk than I'm used to and was more like a peanutty soup with vegetables including some mushrooms. The chicken was well prepared and I enjoyed the combination of different flavors and textures in the salad served with it! It was perfect size meal for an active day! Service was great and and the food was well presented! They have a really cute Winter garden which would be lovely if the temperature were just a little bit warmer!

Fantastic Vietnamese food in Dresden! The coconut curry with chicken is one of the best versions of…read morethis dish that I have had---perfectly cooked and portioned, and with fresh vegetables in the curry. The fried duck on Udon was also excellent, the mix was stir fried together and so the flavors went together really well. The only thing I'd skip are the cocktails, which were too sugary for my taste. The staff were very kind, and the prices were very reasonable. We didn't have any trouble getting a table late on Friday night.

We only had cappuccinos and sparkling water here, but I would definitely return for the beer,…read moresausages and pretzels. The service was warm and friendly. I enjoyed the antiques within and the classic German decor.

I love the Augustiner beer and brand. My favorite is the original in Munich, but this one in…read moreDresden was just as good. The server was a nice gentleman and explained all the dishes and kept the beer flowing. I got the large pork knuckle and it was amazing. My friends had other dishes, chicken, sausages and goulash. All looked and tasted amazing. We all shared and had a great time in a cozy wood lined interior taking you back 100 years.

This is a traditional restaurant in Dresden a couple of meters from the historical waterfront…read moreoverlooking the Elba river. This place was packed with locals and tourists alike from Czechia etc. the service was good and the beer was strong. The food was great. I had gelatinized pork and salad. I was very pleased with the food and ambiance.

Very nice place to stop for beer and small or large bites. I got the weisswurst with monthly beer…read morethat rotates and my husband got the meatloaf with potatoes and cabbage. The weisswurst was very tasty and came two in an order and served in a tasty broth with small veggies. It also came with a pretzel which is a great deal for 7€. The beer was tasty as well. The meatloaf is very dense and cut like a thick ham slice. On the salty side, this was well balanced with the sour cabbage and potatoes. We also ordered a side of beer sauce which is similar to a gravy and goes with meat dishes, not an accompaniment to the pretzels. The sauce tasted strongly of dark beer. Service was wonderful and we were checked on often by our server. Menus have English translations and it was nice to see a good mix of both Germans and foreigners here. Overall a great dining experience.

Great German dinner even if it's in a touristy area. We got in late and just wanted to grab a quick…read moredinner near the hotel. No reservations but they seated us at the bar right away - even on a Friday night. Seemed to have locals - a Great Dane was at the table next to us. My husband had the sauerbraten since it's a regional dish and he loved it (not my favorite - but that's no mark against the restaurant). The young waiter spoke perfect English. Had an issue with our credit cards on their machine - tried five different cards. We ended up having to pay cash - even though we'd used two of the cards earlier in the day. Luckily we could.

Ate here in the middle of the week with some colleagues. Traditional northern German cuisine. We…read moresat outside since it was nice. Service was so so. Took a while to get beer refills. Food was good. I tried the sauerbraten for the first time. It is like a brisket only marinated overnight, slow cooked and then covered in gravy. Not bad.

We only had a short period of time to eat before visiting the Christmas market there in the square…read moreand then heading to our next destination. This was recommended by our tour guide. I liked the immediate warmth and welcoming feel of the restaurant when you first walk in. The first section is decorated in dark wood and dark red vinyl (leather look) with lots of memorabilia hanging on the walls. We were sat at a small 2-person booth which was cozy but fairly spacious. Our server was very enthusiastic and helpful with our menu selections. There was a lot to choose from and it's fairly overpriced but because of the location, I was prepared for that. It was cold out so I ordered the mushroom soup to start with and I can't get enough of the European Schnitzel so I had that for an entree. The soup was warm and filling. Nothing to really note about - it was a solid taste and satisfying. The schnitzel was very good. Also not unique but I wasn't looking for a unique dish when it came to schnitzel so I was very happy with it. You are served what you expect and that's good. It's a nicely located restaurant with basic German options, albeit a bit overpriced. The service was excellent as well. While there are lots of choices to return to, at least we know if we are in a rush and we want some good food, we know this is available.

Wonderful location on a beautiful plaza with plenty of outdoor and indoor seating. An extensive…read moremenu offering a variety of drinks, coffee, tea and meal selections. We stopped here for a coffee and a snack at the start of our visit to Dresden after arriving on the train. It was a great place to regroup and plan out our day as the staff did not rush you to leave nor do you get the feeling like you have to be in a hurry to make your table available for the next patron. It has a very relaxed atmosphere for such a quick moving city. @sturdygirlstyle #sturdygirlstyle

Gänsadieb in Dresden serves solid German fare in a calm, classy setting. The fried sausage with…read morepickled cabbage and mashed potatoes was well prepared -- sausage crisp and flavorful (8/10), cabbage nicely balanced, and potatoes as expected. The fried pork stuffed with ham and cheese, served with fries and roasted vegetables, was hearty and rated a 7/10. Service was polite and efficient. In typical German fashion, the staff mentioned it could take up to an hour - customary way of managing expectations for seating or serving. I found this to be good practice, and in our case the dishes arrived in about 15 minutes, Sunday crowd at 5 pm. The ambience was quiet and subdued, with a classy feel. Even though it's a bar, there were no groups, likely thanks to it being a Sunday night. Overall, Gänsadieb offers reliable German dishes with thoughtful service and a relaxed atmosphere, making it a good choice if you're looking for hearty food without the usual bar crowd.

Great service. Food is amazing. Please order yourself some garlic bread! So good. The best I ever…read morehad!