The restaurant has a weekly changing menu. When we went, nothing on the menu excited me. I ended up…read moregetting the potato massaman curry (Thai). It had pomegranate in it, which was different. It also came with kimchi- pass. I didn't finish my dish. My bf got the veal involtini (rolls), which is Italian. I enjoyed the vitelotte (purple) potatoes on his dish. I guess I'll say the dishes are creative, but a miss for me.

Loved the outdoor beer garden patio vibes, if it's not a cold night it's easy to spend hours here,…read moreespecially when they've got a DJ playing some solid music. Food was solid too, menu was disappointingly small, so hopefully there's something for you. But if there is it'll likely be tasty. I was a bit hungry still afterwards so maybe get some bread to start.

This is one of the best Dresden style local German fare. I had the pork knuckle and it was great…read more It tasted a little different than the ones I am used to in Munich and the owner or manager was so nice and explained the difference . Oven baked and pan fried versus rotisserie. The salad was amazing. The beer selection was great and all the servers so nice. Been back twice this week.

Gänsadieb in Dresden serves solid German fare in a calm, classy setting. The fried sausage with…read morepickled cabbage and mashed potatoes was well prepared -- sausage crisp and flavorful (8/10), cabbage nicely balanced, and potatoes as expected. The fried pork stuffed with ham and cheese, served with fries and roasted vegetables, was hearty and rated a 7/10. Service was polite and efficient. In typical German fashion, the staff mentioned it could take up to an hour - customary way of managing expectations for seating or serving. I found this to be good practice, and in our case the dishes arrived in about 15 minutes, Sunday crowd at 5 pm. The ambience was quiet and subdued, with a classy feel. Even though it's a bar, there were no groups, likely thanks to it being a Sunday night. Overall, Gänsadieb offers reliable German dishes with thoughtful service and a relaxed atmosphere, making it a good choice if you're looking for hearty food without the usual bar crowd.

Close the our hotel and recommended by previous tour group members. I wanted asparagus soup which…read morethey had and an appetizer of bread covered with sour cream, onion confit and cheese with a small salad. Hubby had the original Dresdner Eierschecke cake which he loved. My soup was made from white asparagus which is in season. It was delicious. Appetizer was very tasty. Service was great. Lovely patio.

The ambience of the restaurant is elegant and relax. Food is pleasantly presented. English menu is…read moreavailable and our waitress is very attentive to us. We come back for dessert the second day but was impressed with lunch more.