Augustusgarten am Narrenhausl

Decent beergarden. The food is nothing to say about but they have a pretty good Radler there. Prices are on the higher end.

after several try we got a table under the week. Unfortunately, we do not see why the answer to this local is so big, the waiter planless and ate we have already better and that for the price, well who likes it that ambiente fits. kitchen and service with a lot of potential up.

we came to the restaurant close to the kitchen and feared nothing more warm. after a short, very nice negotiation, we were allowed to stay and enjoy a great meal. Moreover, the location is perfect to connect the food with a walk at the mulde. absolutely recommended restaurant! again!

on the one hand I liked the new style, on the other hand I was not satisfied with the service. Although at least 5 waitresses had service, it took time. for the payment, we went in a denervt. that can't be! the food was really good, but the prices also attracted. Pity, is now more upscale than the off-air restaurant. the rosengarten invites you to stay without visiting the restaurant.

A lovely beer garden . Very kind staff and a nice and diversed menu together with lots of sitting places will let you have wonderful couple of hours. Great selection of beers as well as great pretzels and great food in general. The staff was welcoming and helpful, with English speaking salesmen. Very beautiful view and garden with quite a lot of sitting area. Loved the place. Low prices.

the brunch is absolutely recommended, there was so much choice, I could try only one spoon per meal! from cheese, sausage, meat, fish, warm, cold, sweet, hearty, everything is really deliciously tasted and is presented great. the hot buffet changes to lunch. also the location is super beautiful and modern designed and the service very friendly. a small note: if you would still make the jam yourself, it would be a dream.

My wife,daughter and her boyfriend called here after a long cycle down the Elbe. We field a tad underdressed going into the coffee shop as everyone else were in their Sunday best or "smart casual" clothes. So it took a while to get a table. The junior staff we noticed were friendlier and more helpful. I did notice other cyclist appear and disappear as if they didn't encourage our type of clientele.I encouraged our future son in law to go for an " Irish Coffee". He was disappointed. Lesson number one regarding Irish Coffees, they are best purchased in Ireland Other nationalities in my experience have failed to grasp the skill needed to produce a genuine Irish Coffee. We left feeling anything...

we were there with friends for dinner and sat, despite reservation, on uncomfortable garden chairs on the gravel path. the service kept over our heads, not always in German, noisy. not every service power understood our presence and mostly it was not responsible for it. there helps the nicest smile nix. the eating was well tasted, the compilation more needy. at the pork fillet Provence it was called but not yet come. it has tasted anyway - but when babbling with friends you are distracted positiw. the location at the elbufer is fantastic, the garden is very nice, the air good. taxis are fast there and this is urgently needed because of the cohero and totally overpracticed road. you know that...

a unfortunately frightening evening in a really very nice location.The ambiente is great, the location fantastic. a look into the map, here you want more. at least earn more money. the food selection unspectacular, the prices of the feed raised level. the waiting times were in order. the quality of the feeds varied considerably. the leber instead of medium through, the spaghetti sweet. the omlett, on the other hand, beautifully decorated and decorated. the answer came to the question of a children's card: "we have noodles with tomato sauce and cheese cream sauce. what do you want?" the drinks prices are a cheeky, especially those of the afg: pepsi cola 0.5l for 5,90€! these are hotel prices....