Phone: +491741872342
Address: Alaunstr. 86 | Ecke Timaeusstrasse, 01099 Dresden, Saxony, Germany
City: Dresden
Dishes: 12
Reviews: 1255
Website: http://www.sperling-cafe.de
"no 120 steps from the always popular art court passage in the direction alaunpark and yet still a secret tip for the dresdner visitor, who can't miss the passage usually anyway, then look over here next!The small caffe, which is popular with the native, captivates with its charm and the cozy living room atmosphere. you enter and feel at ease. it smells like freshly baked cakes and the friendly ladies have always a smile on the lips. the motto "listen on your bauch" lets me look at regular intervals and I have not been disappointed yet!The selection of the cakes is quite urban and impresses with fancy sorting, as well as with classics that are moved into a new light. here is still handmade in the foreground, which you taste, but you can also notice this at one of the best early pieces in the new city. especially to mention are the eggs in the glass, which can be refined with an art tomaten - chorizio sugo. also for in between freshly occupied bagels are offered which are from the ply, with which special something shine and clearly stand out from the uniform!But also the small but fine lunch offer which can be seen regularly. usually there are 2 suppen, 2 pastas (vegetaric) and a crunchy salat, whose dressing as well as the others, leans to the respective season.Bleben only or the great tee varieties (hari), the hot chocolate, and the delicious Limo ́s (proviant) that you can hardly catch a bit in the city lunchtime. all the foods are also to have take away, so that you can also sit in the alaunpark, not far away, to watch the colorful drive.Not suitable for larger groups.For breakfast to the weekend, rather reserve.There are approx. 20 places in the interior and about 15 more outside."
All prices are estimates.
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.