Great Starbucks in Dresden. The staff are very kind. The coffee is delicious!…read more Review: 4

This Starbucks is inside Dresden's main train station.....the Hauptbahnhof ( Dresden has 2 stations…read more) What makes this location stand out among the other SBux locations I've visited, is due to their WIDE selection of Germany mugs I'm a nerdy Starbucks mug collector & like to get Starbucks Commemorative mugs from the countries I've seen - it makes for a wonderful remembrance of my adventures, while I'm sipping my morning coffee back home This SBux not only had Germany but there were TWO designs from which to choose! There was a standard brown and a yellow! I took the yellow since not all countries come in anything but brown & I like some color diversity. The yellow was a particularly awesome color since it reminds me of the multitude of yellow rapeseed fields which are growing all throughout Germany this time of year I also saw mugs from Dresden, Berlin, Munich, & a few other cities - so if you're having retail regret from missing out on your city mug, you can still achieve vacation-bliss by finding your treasure here!

We were in Germany for over a week to celebrate our nine year anniversary, and I couldn't resist…read morescheduling a tea for two at this cafe in the Kempinski Palais. The small bites were very tasty and incredibly accessible - hello macaroons, biscuits, and small finger sandwiches. This was not the most German part of our trip but it was a nice place to pause in our afternoon in Dresden.

It's a passable cafe, good for grabbing a quick bite or mediocre cup of coffee. The prices are much…read morethe same as anywhere else and if the quality of the baked goods and sandwiches is exactly high -the amount of filling in my pfannkuchen was maybe the size of 1€- it's not terrible either. The sun streaming through the front windows in the morning is pleasant and while the cashier didn't speak English, my German is sufficient to wade through 'two of this, one of that, and coffee with milk, please'.

We found this bakery along the way to the post office. All of the baked goods looked delicious! We…read moredecided on a walnut ciabatta and a nut and seed bread. Both were delicious and cheap! We spent 1 euros for both of the breads. Yum.

Great bakery with very nice coffee, great deserts and friendly service…read more Dresdner eierschecke is my favorite. If I ever will be back to Dresden, I'd visit this bakery.

I love visiting my hometown and discovering fun, new local businesses. This coffee shop and…read moreroastery has been around for less than a year, and it adds a (much needed) fresh, modern vibe to the coffee house scene in the area. The space is tiny but really cozy and inviting and big enough to enjoy a great cup of coffee and a good book or a chat with the friendly and super knowledgable owner. During the hour I was there, at least half a dozen customers came in looking for gifts or coffee for themselves, and each of them walked out happy and more knowledgable. Definitely recommend! (Bonus points: They take credit cards!)

Service was good on a really windy morning. I ordered a cafe latte and a chocolate and macadamia…read morecookie. The cookie was tasty but the coffee had a metallic taste to it. Maybe the espresso machine wasn't dialed in for the day.

5 stars just for the staff. Really nice and friendly. Unfortunately only take away, no sitting area…read morebecause of covid. When we went there to buy their cheesecake ( New York one, which is suppose to be very famous in dresden) the staff there were trying new flavors of pour over to make it right and the guy at the counter really had a good sense of coffees. He offered us to try their pour over ( and did not take any charge , as it was not on the menu) really happy and impressed and thankful for that. Hoping that the sitting area opens soon and can go and try their new experiments of coffee