I thought I was really going to like this place with its bright atrium. However, it was a odd…read moreweather day. Cold and overcast morning but warmed up in the afternoon. It got stuffy. Also there were an inordinate amount of flies. The waiters do everything such pulling the beer. Hence, always on the go even though there aren't a lot of customers. I felt a bit short-changed when my beer loss a third of the volume after the foam disappeared. My duck entree plate lacked flavor and the sauce had an odd licorice seasoning. Tipping is for good service so I felt a little uncomfortable with waiter waiting for a tip, but fairly absent while I dining.

Overall, it's a great stop. They have 3 beers on tap made here, traditionall Pils, alt amber and…read moreNew Year's special with champaign yeast. One of the beers is rotating each month. I drank all 3, duh. They were solid. I was impressed with the pils! The food was traditional. I had a typical Saxony meal because I'm in the capital of Saxony! It was great. Service was solid. They have a giant bell that rings on the hour, beware. The interior was decent and Nutting crazy

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.

Food isn't that good , they don't know how to cook it really well. I had svickova it tasted…read morecompletely different than it should and it was super salty . The soup on the other hand was great

Great food. Beautiful atmosphere. EXCELLENT service. I highly recommend this restaurant.read more

My first night in town and my first time eating Saxon cuisine. This place is out of the main area…read moreso it is a bit quieter and I enjoyed my dinner outside. The ox cheeks were very tender and delicious. Lots of good beers available and the service was very nice.

Very nice German restaurant. We had white wine and the bier board, which was a platter with ham,…read moresmoked pork, pickle, bread, raw hamburger (forgot what that's called) and it was great. Service was good - prompt, responsive. Price seemed reasonable. I think most people who like German food would like this place. I would definitely come back!