My German family had wanted to share this restaurant where they enjoy special meals. I must say…read morethe funicular ride to get up here is nice. They said it is the world's oldest. Now on to the review. The food and the view of Dresden is amazing. They do have an American menu. That is where it all started. This has a two star deduction because Mahmoud does not like English speaking guests. He "plopped down" the menus and when he came around to take orders and got to the first German he said "finally Deutsch". After we finished our meal and were asked by the assistant server if we wanted another round of drinks my German daughter- in -law overheard Mahmoud say "I wish they would just leave." We had another round and paid our bill. Americans tip well and Mahmoud got nothing.

The only reason I'm not giving them 5 stars is because the waiter, Mahmud, was extremely rude. Food…read morewas great, view was amazing, vibe was cool, but the waiter really hindered our experience. He was frustrated only 3/7 of our group spoke German, he said some rude things to our family member in German, as well as things much worse to the other waiters behind our back.

The service was first class. I was at the hotel for a technical event, and the food and staff were…read moreall excellent. Nice variety of options for breakfast and snacks. Lunch was good. And the drinks and snacks after the event were also very good. Plus, the location is excellent...a very nice area with lots of shopping, cafes, and restaurants.

From the owner: In unserem Restaurant Wohnstube verwöhnen wir Sie mit authentischer regionaler Küche. Die…read morebodenständigen Kreationen unseres Küchenteams überzeugen durch geschmackliche Vielfalt sowie frische und qualitativ hochwertige Produkte. Im Sommer lädt die Terrasse im Innenhof mit ihrem zwanglosen Charakter zum Platznehmen im Freien ein. Ein beliebtes Highlight ist unser Sonntagsbrunch. Jeden Sonntag zwischen 12:00 Uhr und 15:30 Uhr kann sich die ganze Familie an einer großen Auswahl an Köstlichkeiten vom Buffet satt essen. Die lieben Kleinen können währenddessen in der Kids-Lounge unter Aufsicht von geschultem Personal spielen, basteln und toben.

My husband and I from NJ USA had a wonderful experience and meal there tonight! Staff was very…read morefriendly and accommodating (spoke English and QR code had menu in English) we both got a beer Pilsner and dark-shared French onion soup and my husband got a beef roll up with potatoes and red cabbage while I got two pieces of fried cheese with a salad -bread and a horseradish cheese spread- all delicious!! It is the cutest comfy space as well to make you feel at home at grandmas

Dining here was excellent. Service was quick. They take Credit Cards. The serving sizes are all…read morereally large. We had a starter of cheese and olives. Who knew such a great combination!!?? The goulash was excellent, the chicken special was excellent, the blood sausage was unusual but good...the desserts were excellent. T bgg e streudel with ice cream was exceedingly delicious. Very reasonable in costs.

The best meal we had in Dresden. Very practical outdoor biergarten, serving hearty dishes like pork…read moreknuckle or grilled sausage. We shared a half pork knuckle with a side of (oil-based) potato salad, and it was plenty for two people. The space is divided into an outdoor biergarten with a cafeteria-style serving area, and an indoor restaurant. The restaurant itself is a historic structure, but the menu and vibe did not stand out to us, and so we sat outside and ordered from the cafe. We sat in the biergarten, which has a gorgeous view of the Loschwitz (Blue Wonder) Bridge

This is my go to place in Dresden for some good German food. It has a great Biergarten in the…read moresummer with a small cafeteria style area to get small things. The Zwickelbeir they make is great and the staff is usually quite nice and on top of things in the main restaurant. Knowing that having a large restaurant and cooking can take time they give you a basket of bread to tide you over which can be a lifesaver. The food is generally quite good but it isn't always consistent. Once I ordered a salad with chicken breast and it came out absolutely swimming in dressing, even more so than usual for Dresden restaurants, and the chicken breast was actually a thigh and still on the bone. I sent the salad back asking for dressing on the side hoping they would notice that the salad was completely wrong but they just made another salad and put the exact same chicken back on it. While the person with me ordered the same thing and had blood on his chicken he got a whole new salad but still with on the bone chicken. I suppose we could have said something about that but it seemed an obvious mistake for "Salat "Caesar" Romana- und Eisbergsalat mit Parmesan, Kräutercroutons und gebratener Hähnchenbrust" Other times the food is wonderful. I can recommend the Rostbrätl and Lammfilet salat above all and hope that you go on a night where one of the good cooks is there, which is most nights.

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.

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.