Best Mexican Food in Dresden - and the staff are very friendly! The intimate space encourages…read moregetting to know the other customers - who are often very friendly, too!

Cool Mexican restaurant in Neustadt. Shabby chic interior and good food. We had the Chicken mole,…read moreenchiladas, pork tacos and a salad. Very nice people. They gave our daughter some watermelon while we ate.

From the owner: Bei uns ist alles frischer als frisch. Unseres Essen wird kurz vor der verzehrt zubereitet…read more Original mexikanische Küche mit echten Zutaten aus Mexiko. Gemütliches Ambiente und die beste Tequila bar im Dresden

this is a worth to try restaurant in Dresden, come here on Sunday afternoon at 3pm when they start…read morethe all-you-can-eat spare ribs at just EUR 11.50, at first i was in doubt but after the first bite, i was pretty convinced that it was a good deal.. i would recommend my friends to try this restaurant! Their waitresses were also very friendly and one of the good thing is that you dont have to wait so long for your ribs to be served first time and repeating! i would come back the next time I visit Dresden for sure :)

For those of you who don't know, Tex-Mex didn't originate in Santa Fe. There's a reason it's called…read moreTEX-Mex, and it has nothing to do with the mild green chiles that are a standard part of New Mexican fare... but I digress. This place may not be the most authentic Tex-Mex I've ever eaten, but it was the closest thing to Tex-Mex I've had in Germany in a lo-o-o-ng time (burrito joints like Dolores and Bay Area Burrito notwithstanding). We ordered an appetizer of nachos with frijoles, and were a bit surprised to be served 8 round tortilla chips topped with refried beans and melted cheese. But, to be fair, they tasted pretty darn good! For the main course, I ordered a small chimichanga with chili con carne. Hallelujah! Someone understands that a chimichanga should be FRIED, not just pressed down on the grill on each side. Inside, the filling was pleasantly spicy, and appeared to be homemade, rather than from a can. Will wonders never cease?!?! Oh, but there it was: zucchini chunks. I should've guessed - no Mexican food in Germany is complete without either zucchini or mushrooms. So weird. My husband ordered the small 'wrap' with sauteed mushrooms, because it's apparently impossible to make a vegetarian burrito with only beans, rice and cheese in this country. He was pleased with the flavor, but mentioned that the Mexican rice seemed to be rather sweet. Best of all? Dos Equis Amber beer. But, next time, a wedge of lime would be preferred to a lemon. The ambience was interesting, with murals of the New Mexican desert all around. The servers were decked out in horribly tacky white plasticky cowboy hats, fake leather vests and pink plaid shirts, but we didn't see them too often (as is usually the case in German restaurants). Overall, we were happy with our experience. Maybe we just got lucky, but we'd definitely give this place another try the next time we're in Dresden.

After seeing a sign advertising this restaurant, my girlfriend and I knew it was meant to be. After…read morenumerous disappointing Tex-mex restaurants, we finally found one that delivered. Best burritio with chips & salsa in our two years living in Germany. Would highly recommend!

Bomb ass burritos, served by a hot rocker chick and her minions. Chicken, beef or bean burritos, or…read moreburrito bowls, or chips and salsa, and even tacos coming soon I think. Can't go won't. Eat there or take away, definitely a don't miss sitch

Not so good just because this is old place and there are no hot sause at all. Mexican... without…read morechillie?!? OMG...

I could not recommend this fine establishment more. We started with the "sex on the beach" shots…read more Quite refreshing and even better we had 5 people and they have a "5 amigos" option. The Moscow mule was AMAZING. For an appeteaser, we did the guacamole. I had the enchiladas and they were absolutely bomb. We stayed for more drinks because the restaurant's ambiance was that good. I wish I lived here so I could come back. The staff was fantastic, super attentive, and very friendly.

Maybe 40% authenticity, BUT the food is still good. Enchiladas are made with flour tortillas but…read morethey do taste good. The quesadillas need help, the nachos are burnt, when you send them back they come more burnt. The burrito supreme tastes like taco bell 7 layer burrito, but hey, taco bell aint bad sometimes. Beersise, only German or corona. Margarita is small but strong and good. Berry lemonade is gross.

This is a nice tapas restaurant in downtown Dresden…read more We only went for some German beer and a place to hang out for a nice conversation. There food menu has some limited options but the beer is what we were looking for. The service was great and the space was clean and comfortable. Be awate that Las Tapas is located in the middle of everything, so there is plenty to do around but limited parking. It is easy to get there via public transportation. Highly recommended!

Stopped by for dinner last night. Very close to the river n near the square…read more restaurant in a lovely neighborhood w so many restaurants n friendly welcoming staff. So many items on the menu n tough choice to pick what we wanted to eat. Drinks were v good. Had the non alcoholic w orange apple pineapple and passion fruit juices. Hmm tasted good. Had the potato braves, fried squid, shrimp wrapped in potato, pork meatballs, catalan fish pan, Serrano ham n cheese and the bread basket with aioli. Pork meat balls were cooked well n tasted delicious w the sauce. The Catalan fish pan was yummy n sauce was v good. The Generous portions w shrimp squid fish n clams/ mussels. Shrimp wrapped in potato was nice n crispy. Fried squid tasted good. Ham n cheese were good too. We topped it off w Spanish cream brûlée n chocolate walnut cake w ice cream. Hmmm heavenly. Thank you for a great meal.