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Dresden, a cultural hub with Baroque architecture by the Elbe River, offers hearty dishes like Sauerbraten and Saxon potato soup, showcasing rich German culinary tradition.

Genuss-Atelier

Genuss-Atelier

Bautzner Str. 149, 01099 Dresden, Germany

Diner • Kreativ • Deutsch • Europäisch


"On our relatively spontaneous journey to Saxony and Thuringia, Dresden was of course also on the programme. In the Saxon capital I can regularly travel professionally, but for my loved one it was the first visit and of course also the magic of Elbflorenz worked with him. Only this beauty there in the crowd can be something overwhelming and particularly time-consuming. It fits perfectly into our daily planning that the enjoyment studio opens its doors for a gourmet lunch exclusively on Sunday. For a long time I wanted to enjoy the youngest star restaurant in the striking and pale taste of Dresden. on and out were relaxed, cost-effective and wine-friendly with the tram; the stop is only above the intersection. Of course, we didn't let it take us to admire the Waldschlösschen bridge, which is very close to the Dresden Elbtal, a UNESCO World Heritage site. I found the vaulted construction quite apart, but whether quite or ugly, traffic necessary or tax grave no longer to discuss. We turned them back, saw the river left in the most beautiful midday sun, in the distance the Canaletto Panorama and on the right side the impressive Imperial Age Villa, in whose souterrain the siblings Marcus and Nicole Blonkowski want to offer according to their own estimate “Creative cuisine from the finest!”. From the main entrance several steps lead to the restaurant. A door to the garden could display a flat entrance; Unfortunately, I forgot to see it. Arriving in the cellar vault, we immediately felt comfortable. The warm sandstone walls, brick ceilings, some daylight from obliquely above, supported by many lamps, and above all the breakthroughs between the rooms create cosiness without “lit” effect. This is also countered by the clear furnishings, the rich lilac of the cozy club chair and modern art. Our hostess functioned professionally and politely in the service, our wishes were received, even in the menu that was actually requested on a table, changes in number and composition were possible without problems. A supportive young man was already on the way to good service and at the end we met another gentleman who impressed us with friendly sovereignty. All my powers are included in the assessment. We chose both from the two lunch menus 5 courses for very cheap €64! and after this responsible decision “deserved”. Ruinart rosé is presented in a glass-like studio. This is not exactly the cheapest bottle fermentation from French countries, but 25€ per glass are already an announcement for a non-year in Germany. Factor 3 or more will generate costs as a contribution to coverage. Lunch break “Mischkalkulation”. In order to save the owners, it should also be pointed out that otherwise "payable" prices are mentioned in the special wine card. More. In advance, it is necessary to report a real annoyance of completeness and truthfulness, although I am probably resurrected. But we were served a sparkling wine that tasted like sleepy feet. Almost no more perlage. You could taste and even see at first glance. And we were the first guests on Saturday at 12 a.m. with the opening. What else can I assume when the bottle was opened at Eve and was not even optimally stored? Obviously it hurts economically to write an almost complete bottle of Ruinart. But either this should be in the lush calculation, or you can help lie in the evening with a little trouble before you uncorrect something new at the end. But the next night is rehearsing the standing stuff? This is stepless and does not fit this otherwise convincing star restaurant. There was a fresh substitute for inconspicuously informed criticism without marmots, but also without insight. This even disturbed the sweet fan, otherwise the mother Teresa of restaurant criticism. This explains the evaluation for the otherwise very good performance in the service. Cut the theme. Back to the extremely evaporated wine map, whose only 12 positions plus a number of open almost completely rely on Saxon products, with some Saale Unstrut. At least for me almost only unknown names. This is a courageous concept of regional support that must be respected. Of course, not too much capital is placed in the basement. Whether this is the reason for the friendly prices can be doubted. Perhaps an additional promotion of local winemakers and their beautiful drops? Either way, when you call from about 30€ to less than 50€, some speak for a second bottle. In the very early hour of the day we enjoyed a Pinot Blanc from the steep slopes of the Meissen Winery Mariaberg €38. By the way, the wine is cultivated by Stefan Bönsch from Dresden Langebrück, whose own sweet but surprisingly complex barn plant S convinced us on the recommendation of Mrs. Wirtin an dessert and cheese. Of course, the bottle of the Saxon mineral water at the end of the summer was stolen by 5.9€, now by 50 cents more. The bare tables were clearly covered. Nice misconduct, but a flat drawer in the table was well sorted... A fresh Brie foam with crispy artichokes and clearly accentuated love was hidden under a coral chip from red prayer. No eucalyptus, but still... On the other hand, a cube of forest mushroom and truffle sluice that seemed good, instead of penetrant. Both have been absolutely successful. The loose olive rosemary muffin also fell and went with the accompanying tomato butter to the first plate that followed the love apple in textures and temperatures. With Mozzarella ice cream and various good-lived herbs, Marcus Blonkowski played with the theme Caprese, to which he added Olive. It followed an intense essence of beef, class in meat flavor that the service at the table angoss. Thus the insert, actually a two-layer, had its solo appearance: a large cannelono in braid or perhaps a leaf optics filled with shots from the rose. And a gel roll of white port with vegetables Brunoise and Crème of red port. The alcohol and fruit notes on the meat of the broth were again a hand-made interesting modification of known taste patterns. This band is also very beautiful! As an interlude I had moved to the vegetarian department to tastefully strong, sadly some sandy plums along with their handmade "declinations" and crispy fresh asparagus on a thick slice loose napkin noodles. And of course the mushroom. And of course with the foam of butterflies! both later poured and added dropwise to Pallhuber"

Coselpalais Grand Café & Restaurant

Coselpalais Grand Café & Restaurant

An der Frauenkirche 12, 01067, Dresden, Germany

Pizza • Kaffee • Deutsch • Europäisch


"Our first visit to Dresden and we were really overwhelmed. Access by bus and train from Pillnitz, a good and affordable connection. And the sun laughs with us. Dresden provides a flooding – how did the city look 30 years ago or even 70 years ago? After visiting the Frauenkirche we wanted to eat a little bite. There is plenty of choice around the Frauenkirche. Bavarian brewhouse atmosphere, offered several times, did not have to be. The Coselpalais is located directly on the Frauenkirche Left in the picture of the Coselpalais and we saw the beautiful protected courtyard, the Ehrenhof. In 1765 the baroque building was built, severely damaged in the Second World War. This building also shines in a new old shine. Respect for the craftsmen. The entrance gate wide open will welcome guests with daily meals on the large slate table. The Ehrenhof was almost completely occupied, we had a shaded table with comfortable seating. The courtyard beautiful and well maintained as the upscale interior of the restaurant with different rooms and an impressive cake counter. The toilets are perfect. A young and very well-kept gentleman in the upscale service outfit welcomed us kindly. As an apprentice, he was named at the Revers and made a really good job with his colleague. He asked about our drinks. Again for us dry white wine choirs. 0.2 l, very refreshing and well cooled, were served at € 4.50. 2 other glasses followed. On the daily ticket we had 2 dishes, these we ordered: day recommendation on 14.06.2017 The company was really well visited, inside a company. After a very suitable waiting period, our dishes were served in well preheated plates, with a friendly announcement. For me the Quinoa Apple Risotto. This airy and discreetly seasoned, the nutty flavor of the quinoas is preserved. The apple went down a bit. For this the green asparagus aromatic and beautiful in the bite. The tomatoes were great. Speak up. What green is always welcome to me. The portion pleasantly saturating. Quinoa Apple Risotto with green asparagus and tomatoes So satisfied I was, my husband was the winner with his shrimp dish! 7 large, glassy juicy shrimps, the Risotto shlotty and juicy. A light coffee aroma noticeable. The Port Wine Grapes and the Chorizo Foam gave a wonderful aroma. Shrimps Risotto Sharlots A very great combination. The service workers had all hands to do with the many guests, all made a very well trained and quiet impression. The view always directed attentively over the guests, sufficient eye contact or hand lifting to express wishes. We wanted to explore Dresden further, otherwise we would have stayed much longer. It was very relaxing despite the central location and the many guests."

Watzke am Goldenen Reiter

Watzke am Goldenen Reiter

Hauptstraße 1, 01067, Dresden, Germany

Bars • Deutsch • Brauerei • Europäisch


"Sometimes you have to be a lucky one. I'm like this more often when I'm in charge of the local newspaper. That's how I got lucky again this Monday. It went for me and a companion to the 2 hour beer seminar of Radeberger Brauerei to the fair in Dresden. There a new event room was opened, and one took advantage of this opportunity. The beer carriage Ernst, well known in Saxony, brought us closer together with his humorous way to the formation and history of the beer. During this time, a team of the brewery was never trying to leave our glasses empty. At the end of this two-hour seminar there was a small written “knowledge test” and who passed it could then of course call a beer diploma. Beer diploma I took my future son-in-law to this event, and we had a fun, much too fast going evening. Since we can no longer participate actively in road traffic with the bit of beer, my three girls brought us to Dresden and went shopping in the city. Since my girls are hungry after a shopping night, and we two guys are sure to thirsty, the decision was quite fast after a visit to a restaurant. Since the event was planned by 8:00 p.m., it should actually be the fish restaurant in the nearby Alberthafen, but on Mondays it is a rest day. So it didn't matter where to go, and it was right for us that after a beer seminar it can only go into one of the Dresdner brewhouses. Which is closer than the well-known brewhouse Watzke. In addition to its main house on Kötzschenbroder Straße, this has 3 more branches on the shopping street “Mainstraße” and not far from the shopping street “Prager Straße”. Watzke on the Golden Horseman We chose the Watzke on the Golden Horseman. So I tried to reserve a table for us five in advance via the Watzke online portal. This didn't work, so I tried to call the restaurant several times in vain. On the second day after several attempts I managed and a waitress took off. I told her my concern, she told me that she had no time to look in the order book and write an order. She would have been in service with her colleague for days only over the entire opening hours and therefore in permanent stress. I'm supposed to write an e-mail with my table reservation request, and then someone gets in touch. She called me the mail address and turned to her business again. I think in the meantime she could have looked easy into the orderbook and book the table. Not at all. So, as a good citizen, I wrote an e-mail with date, time and number of people in my reservation request. After a few days I still had no reservation confirmation, I called again in the restaurant. This time the colleague took off and had time for me. Again I explained my wishes to him, and he was surprised that I had not received confirmation. So he looked in the reservation book, and behold, my name stood there. All right. At about 8:30 p.m. we were now intruded on the Golden Rider at that bizarre evening. The waitress of the house received us, and brought us to the reserved table in the interior, but immediately at the open, large glass front, so that we were sitting in the open. Interior outdoor area overlooking the Golden Rider At the same time, she gave us an understanding that the kitchen has only opened until 9 pm due to the lack of personnel, and then you also want to close the place quite quickly, as they would only be two in the service.... we already know the story. So she brought us the menu, which is different in each of the four locals, and also asked the drinks. Menu Daily offer So it should be as drinks: · 2x 0.5ér Altpieschener Spezial Bier for each 4,30 € · 1x 0.5ér Tonic for 4,90 € · 1x 0.4ér KiBa for 4,90 € · 1x 0.4ér Rhabarber juice for 4,90 e · 1x 0.4ér homemade lemonade for 4,90 € No five minutes later the drinks were already at the table. Hoppla, it went fast at full house. But now we had to order our dishes. We agreed not to order any appetizers, but now with the main course for the girls, to order something sweet as dessert, which is delivered when the main course is through. Pigs, pips, pips, puffs, puffs, puffs, puffs, puffs, puffs, puffs, puffs, puffs, puffs, puffs, puffs, puffs While sitting in the outdoor area on typical beer garden chairs with the corresponding wooden tables and possibly a pillow for the PoPo, the interior is more cozy. Large wooden tables invite you to a lush layer. However, while the sofas on the wall are padded with soft leather, the large and wide wooden chairs lack a soft base. The walls are typically partly covered with wood, and the Saxon history is shown in many pictures. However, a large part of the interior was blocked due to the lack of personnel. In the middle of the restaurant stands the 1220 kg heavy Johannes Glocke with a diameter of 126 cm. This bell bears the name of John the Baptist and, together with the bells Jeremiah, Joshua, David, Philippus and Hanna, should ring in one of the towers of the Frauenkirche in Dresden. Since during the first casting of this bell one of the 12 partial tones, from which the sound of a bell is composed, occurred twice, i.e. with a slightly different frequency, these bells with a higher weight and reduced ornament were re-cast by the Bachert bell-casting plant. From the ornament and the cheerful sounds, the experts are now swarming. The artist, Christoph Feuerstein, gave his consent to bring this bell very close, so to speak, in the listening and visibility of her younger sister of the same name. The Ballhaus Watzke and his employees are so pleased that they can now be marvelled and even touched here in the Watzke at the Golden Reiter. And sometimes she's ringing. Johannes Glocke Ten minutes after nine, the main dishes were brought to the table by both operators. Typical, German brewhouse food. The Steak au four was simple and simple as in any other village pub. A relatively thick pig (back steak, which unfortunately, since it was not a comb steak, nevertheless seemed relatively dry. There was also something missing from the wort. For this there was a thick layer of Saxon, or as it is called here, Watzke spices. Steak au four The sausage meat here in the honeycomb consists of chicken, or as you say in the east is made of gold bread. Champignons were still stirred into the whole sauce of the sausage meat, finished. Bake all with a very strong and thick layer of cheese. The peas, typical TK goods, were partly shy and slightly yellowish/light green, which certainly does not necessarily suggest freshness. Steak au four pork ridge steak with Watzke spices baked, with butter peas, Western pumices and a lemon corner darkened Western pumices The Western pumices, which were pleasantly coarse cut, unfortunately had too long a stay in the frying alley of the Watzke kitchen. The garnish made of a cocktail tomato and a few rag onions contributed neither to the embellishment nor to the saturation supplement. Ketchup and Mayo were additionally delivered in a glass bowl or portion bag if desired. As written at first, nothing special, every village pub gets there. Should the carving make it better? First of all, the carvings looked quite neat. Pleasant thick carving in a golden brown panade. The meat is optimally roasted here, as it is possible for a pork carving. As a supplement we had ordered cucumber salad once with potato and once with Western Pommes. The Western Pommes, like the Steak au Four, spent much too long in the frying, and here also very greasy. Schnitzel Wiener Kind vom Schweinrücken in der Semmelbröselpanade, in addition we serve white wort Möhrensalat und Western Pommes The potato cucumber salad, which in the summer months in Saxony is often taken as a summer potato salad compared to the normal Saxon potato salad with meat salad and Mayo, but was more ready-made here. Usually there is a lot more green cucumber processed, and secondly this potato salad was so vinegar that this portion remained half at the end. I, too, refused as a remnant. The Convenience Gipfle, however, put on the also finished white herb, coming from the 10 kg buckets of carrot salad. Especially during the summer months, one should get such salads or rather other supplements dry. Schnitzel Wiener Kind vom Schweinrücken in der Semmelbröselpanade, in addition Weißkraut Möhrensalat und homemade potato Gurkensalat Again ketchup as a supplement in the glass bowl and Mayo in the portion bag. Ketchup and Mayo as a encore I was once excited about my Zeppis favorite food. For the GG readers who are not powerful of the Saxon language, deferred broiler meat is ultimately nothing other than already pulverized or peeled meat of a half/gant chicken, or in other words, for people who do not want to fatten their fingers half or whole chicken. Zeppi's favourite dish of chopped broiler meat with fried mushrooms, onions, carrots and fried eggs, with onions of roasted potatoes and dike The meat was spicy, similar to the chicken on all sides known grilling carts. The whole, however, seasoned with garlic, which I only noticed right next morning. But the garlic will have been the spice to the fried mushrooms, onions and carrots, which were minced under the chicken or broiler meat. On top of a mirror egg as it must be. The protein thoroughly fried, the egg yolk in the middle liquid. That was delicious. Not so delicious were the roast potatoes. Although these were beautifully brown and crispy fried, they were much too bold and hardly spiced. They were ample with fresh, fried onion, but I missed some crispy bacon. Also, the salt and pepper shaker could easily have turned a two rounds over the pan. Then there's another swell whip, or as the non-saxle would say a sash sauce. The sauce typical of a chicken roast, also here I think that there were a lot of plumbing from the big market. Zeppi's favourite food As agreed at the beginning of the order came immediately after my mouthpieces were finished with their main dishes the pre-ordered dessert. In hot love with the three balls vanilla ice cream and with hot raspberries you can't make much wrong. hot love three balls vanilla ice cream, served with hot raspberries and whipped cream The homemade quarks should be according to Saxon recipe, but Saxony is known to be large. I know them a little different from the Upper Lusatian. And apple tamph, is the new-fashioned called(? , is nothing other than apples. It was leaking anyway. Homemade quarks according to Saxon recipe, rolled in cinnamon sugar, served with vanilla ice cream and homemade applestamp The raspberry Crème brûlée was something quite different than we know it otherwise, but also very delicious. Raspberry Crème brûlée Our conclusion: we left five to 169 € in the Brewery Watzke on the Golden Rider. The two operators have been crawling on the gums for days, letting their customers also know, but in direct contact are friendly and still concerned with the welfare of the guests. Whether the kitchen goes to the gums? There is already a need for improvement. Anyway, I know the other Watzke's different."

Maharadscha

Maharadscha

Kamenzer Straße 62, 1099, Dresden, Germany

Fast Food • Asiatisch • Vegetarisch • Meeresfrüchte


"After we were back in Berlin on the Waldbühne at the Udo Lindenberg concert, we used the next day to drive to Beelitz Heilstätten, which is not far from Berlin. The former Lungenheilklinik is well known as Lost Place, but has been known since approx. 10 years from a company. You can book guided tours there to see, among other things, the old surgery or the kitchen, the alpine house and other famous buildings. We were there many years ago and still know this as a real Lost Place. Since in 1994 the buildings were empty on this huge area, and plunderers and vandals had done their rest, there was no longer much left of the former charm, and especially of the most modern hospital in the Soviet Union. So in the late afternoon we went home from the outskirts of Berlin. On the way to the usual weekend show, we were at the height of Dresden shortly after 6 pm and felt hunger. So we took the exit to the city in a short time and wanted to get some food in the new town. As we like to eat Indians, our decision was fast fixed and in the new city you should find something at the great selection of Indian restaurants. Since the GG app still doesn’t work, we were oriented to Google, and decided to “Maharaja” on the Alaunpark a little off the inner city. I parked briefly on the edge of the street and before we feed the one-armed bandits of the city of Dresden, my wife looked at the restaurant if there was room on Saturday night. The interior was relatively free, a two table was still available in the exterior. Perfect, he was ours. Maharadscha Dresden Exterior area The outer area of Maharadscha extends here only over tables and chairs on the adjacent narrow walking path, correspondingly tiltable is the whole thing with chairs and tables. Traffic is also annoying, though in the corner, because you are sitting on the roadside. The only beautiful outdoor area is the Alaunpark, located across the street. At least a little green in the otherwise colourful Neustadtviertel. The interior is kept in very dark red, large, dark wooden chairs with seat cushions invite you to stay longer. The decoration typical Indian with several figures and pictures, but not intrusive or overloaded. An Indian waiter was responsible for the outdoor area. He immediately brought us the menu, which typical Indian restaurants, had to offer over 118 different specialties. There was something about chickens, vegetarian and lamb to the grill specialities for every taste. The menu also suggested that Maharadscha was probably the first Indian restaurant in the Saxon capital. Let's stand this way, I can't check this. As our journey to home was another 30 km, we ordered both soft drinks for dinner. So it should be: · 1x 0.5ér alcohol-free yeast wheat for 3,50 € · 1x 0.4ér Tonic for 2,90 € For the selection of dishes we discussed some time and wanted to use the preparation of drinks to read the menu in more detail. The drinks were then at our (tilting table) after just 10 minutes, so we could express our wishes. 1x 0,5ér alcohol-free yeast wheat for 3,50 € 1x 0.4ér Tonic for 2,90 € As starters it should be: · 1x Paneer Pakora – in chickpea flour baked Indian cream cheese for 3,50 € · 1x Piyaj Pakora – in chickpea flour baked onions for 2,50 € As main feed we decided spices marinated and grilled chicken legs, Murgh Tikka chicken marinated in yogurt saffron, grilled and served with paprika, onions and tomato, Mutton Tikka lamb grilled and served with paprika, onions, tomato, and Sheek Kabababb chopped lamb grilled with pepper, onions, tomato While we waited for our appetizers for 15 minutes, we were able to revive the last two exciting days in Berlin. But at last our appetizers were there, the hunger was greeted. The Piyaj Pakora, the onion rings baked in chickpea flour, were as expected good, only the panade of chickpea flour could have been a bit thinner. Seven thick, fresh onion rings were fried here with an unusually yellowish panade, but tasted really good. As a supplement fresh cucumber and cocktail tomatoes as well as freshly sprinkled red and tube. Piyaj Pakora – onion rings baked in chickpea flour Paneer Pakora Piyaj Pakora The Paneer Pakora, the Indian cream cheese baked in chickpea flour, was desired by my wife. Here again 5 fried cheese corners on the plate. Again the same supplement as the onion rings. For me too much of the chickpeas panade, which of course also had this very yellowish color at the cheese corners. The Indian cream cheese didn't tell me he was too dry and even for me. My wife found him perfect and tasty. So different are tastes. Paneer Pakora – Indian cream cheese Paneer Pakora baked in chickpea In both appetizers there was one more bowl as a hint of mint sauce, garlic sauce and sweet chilli sauce. So for every palate the appropriate dip. The first small craving was calmed, so we could wait another 30 minutes for our main foods in the most beautiful weather and high summer temperatures. That was completely okay for us. Then we heard it already savoury and brutzeln, our main foods were served in a pan and on a large hot dish. A disadvantage of the hot cast plate, the red sauce of the Mix Grill plate sprayed around due to the hot plate, and distributed its splashes on table, plates and also things. Luckily we wanted to go home, there were the (small splashes don't matter. But if I want to go somewhere else after that, that's stupid. As so often, or actually always, my wife naturally decided again for the Mutton saag, the lamb in spinach. A silver bowl, already a bit antique from sight, was served on a tealight holder. Mutton saag lamb in spinach To the upper edge it was filled with plenty of creamy and very spicy, for my wife almost too sharp spinach. But we've been watching this for a while now that the Indian cuisine overwhelms this rather mild dish. Several large lamb pieces for us were distributed in the spinach. The lamb well seasoned, not too sharp, not too mild. The meat softened, but the pieces could have been a little bit smaller, that would have been a whole picture in the end, because we felt the pieces rather little. Mutton Saag Lamb in Spinat My Mix Grill Plate. As already mentioned, she came cichliding and steaming. Mix Grill consisting of Murgh Tandoori 24 hours in yogurt, saffron and with 21 different. Spices marinated and grilled chicken legs, Murgh Tikka chicken marinated in yogurt saffron, grilled and served with paprika, onions and tomato, Mutton Tikka La Catch at the Murgh Tandoori, the two marinated and grilled chicken legs. These were crispy fried on the outside but by their long time in the marinade until deep into the meat red colored. They were good, but the meat to me (through the marinade? too dry. The Murgh Tikka was nothing but 2 chicken pieces that were marinated in yogurt saffron and then grilled. Here the typical Indian taste came through. These chicken pieces were fortunately not fried dead, but still nicely juicy. Also the two Mutton Tikka, the grilled lamb pieces were well seasoned and butter soft and delicate. Delicious. The Sheek Kababab, chopped and grilled lamb was not so conscious or known to me until then. For me, the 2 Sheek Kababab were a mixture of Cevapcici and normal bulette, almost too dry and crumbling. But the spicy and creamy sauce with peppers, onions, tomato and ginger was perfect for this. Mix grill a part of the mix grill with rice The granular and bite-resistant rice, which was served in an alu dish that was rather reminiscent of a dog eaten bowl, we shared. Also the crispy and thin Naanbrot. Naan Brot Reis We were able to get back to the rest of the way home. Before that there was a mangolic on the house. Our conclusion: we left two 38 euros in the first Indian restaurant Dresden, Maharadscha. The operation is sometimes slightly overwhelmed but at any time friendly. The outdoor area is typical of Dresdner Neustadt, but here on the edge of the new city it is rather quiet instead of hard. A real beer garden is different. The food was fine, rough carvings weren't there. Only the strong coloring of chicken legs and chickpea flour made me somewhat stubborn, but the Indian cuisine knows many natural dyes. Delicious was, and I think the Maharadscha will continue to assert itself in the Neustädter Gastro scene and above all in relation to the other Indian competition. We like to come back."