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.

Great service. Food is amazing. Please order yourself some garlic bread! So good. The best I ever…read morehad!

One of my favorite places in Dresden, not touristy since it's not in the city centre. Really cute…read moreplace. Indoor and outdoor seating, very popular with locals. It's been here for the past 20 years, they have their own beer, a pilsener and a dark one. The food is pretty diverse and usually yummy. You can get anything from pasta, salads, traditional east German dishes, some met dishes. They also offer brats and cake. Many vegetarian options. Bring cash as they don't accept cards. The outdoor area is pretty big and there's always kids running around as they have a small playground.

I went to about 10 biergartens during my stay in Germany. This was the best all around for the…read moreprice and atmosphere and food was AWESOME. Brokwurst : Awesome. Beer: Awesome. Spicy mustard: Awesome. Dinner entrees: Awesome. Awesome: awesome. Go!, Go now! The cute girls behind the counter deserve an extra plus.

This is my favourite cafe in Dresden, the best for chillout on late afternoon or early evening…read more Dimmed light and quiet music...usually soul or elctronic. They serve coffee with a an additional glass of water and two gummibears. I love this place.

I have loooooonged sought a cafe-type joint where I can either have a cup o' drip or a tall beer…read more This place is brilliant!!! My buddy says that this type of place is common in Germany. We need a place like this! I had a Radler which is half a Radeberger Pilsner and half Sprite. Who would have thought... Beer and Soda! The ambiance is chill. I had no clue what the menu said. Luckily, my broski translated for me. Check it out if/when you're in the area. Prost!

Great food with delicious burgers and with local ingredients for a reasonable price. Also the craft…read morebeer is pretty good. The service was excellent, very friendly and welcoming, also to our big family which is sometimes not the case. Clean and nice location with a stylish interior. Highly recommended and would come back.

From the owner: Burger und Bier am Markt 4 - hausgemachte Burger aus regionalen Zutaten, hausgemachtes…read moreunfiltriertes Bier, hausgemachte Destilate, hausgemachte Limonaden und Kuchen direkt im historischen Zentrum von Pirna

This is a traditional restaurant in Dresden a couple of meters from the historical waterfront…read moreoverlooking the Elba river. This place was packed with locals and tourists alike from Czechia etc. the service was good and the beer was strong. The food was great. I had gelatinized pork and salad. I was very pleased with the food and ambiance.

Very nice place to stop for beer and small or large bites. I got the weisswurst with monthly beer…read morethat rotates and my husband got the meatloaf with potatoes and cabbage. The weisswurst was very tasty and came two in an order and served in a tasty broth with small veggies. It also came with a pretzel which is a great deal for 7€. The beer was tasty as well. The meatloaf is very dense and cut like a thick ham slice. On the salty side, this was well balanced with the sour cabbage and potatoes. We also ordered a side of beer sauce which is similar to a gravy and goes with meat dishes, not an accompaniment to the pretzels. The sauce tasted strongly of dark beer. Service was wonderful and we were checked on often by our server. Menus have English translations and it was nice to see a good mix of both Germans and foreigners here. Overall a great dining experience.

Food: Simple, traditional dishes prepared well. Had sausages with mashed potatoes and sauerkraut,…read moreand the meal was excellent! Drinks: Excellent draft beer Service: friendly and prompt service, unusual for Germany! Ambiance: Rustic German, welcoming and inviting Overall cleanliness: Excellent

NOTE: Kitchen closes at 9pm. We tried to come here another night after a show and the kitchen was…read moreclosed. They told us promptly upon entering, but said the bar is open. WIFI is available for guests. Ask the staff for the password. Day 1 - We arrived here on foot after the Hansel and Gretel opera. No reservation was required and they seated us promptly. We sat at a nice table with a tablecloth and candle. They lit our candle and it was very romantic. Food: got the German 2 white sausages with pretzel and sweet German mustard. It was a good price at roughly 8 euros. I asked for a side of sauerkraut and the waiter said of course. When I got the bill the sauerkraut was 5 euros. The pretzel arrived early and it was delicious and I dipped it into my sweet mustard. The white sausages arrived later in a bowl of boiling hot water. I just picked it out and placed it on my plate and then threw the other sausage back into the boiling water to keep it warm. The white sausage is a very little taste with specks of green running through it. It is a "light" gentle sausage. The sauerkraut was delicious! The dish needed a veggie and I am glad that I ordered it. The gentle sausage with the cabbage and tang and sweetness played perfectly together. Beer: They had 4 beers on tap. I got the large dunkel (dark beer) and it was delicious and earthly. Cleanliness: average

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!

So I would bring this place home with me. I loved the feel and the ambiance of this beer bar…read more There is a great selection of beers. I got to try to local craft beers that were really good. There is a fun upstairs area too. They serve food as well. Service was nice. Music was good. Just an overall fun experience.

From the owner: Bei uns geht es nicht um den gewohnten Pilsner-Weißbier-Einheitsbrei, sondern um außergewöhnlichen…read moreBiergenuss und das schöne Drumherum. Wir stehen für handwerklich gebraute, für internationale, für exklusive, vor allem aber für besondere Biere. Freut euch auf 20 Biere am Hahn, die immer wieder wechseln, über 100 ausgewählte weitere Sorten und ein passendes Menü. Wir bieten auch Biertastings an

Horrible experience. Experienced racism here. 7:20pm. Full restaurant, everyone eating. But no…read morepeople of color. Walked in with my biracial family and was suddenly told the kitchen is closed. Avoid this place. Unbelievable. So many places to eat here, find another one.

For my last night in town, I enjoyed the views of the river for a top of this restaurant. The beer…read morewas good, however the food was not so much.

Great German dinner even if it's in a touristy area. We got in late and just wanted to grab a quick…read moredinner near the hotel. No reservations but they seated us at the bar right away - even on a Friday night. Seemed to have locals - a Great Dane was at the table next to us. My husband had the sauerbraten since it's a regional dish and he loved it (not my favorite - but that's no mark against the restaurant). The young waiter spoke perfect English. Had an issue with our credit cards on their machine - tried five different cards. We ended up having to pay cash - even though we'd used two of the cards earlier in the day. Luckily we could.

Ate here in the middle of the week with some colleagues. Traditional northern German cuisine. We…read moresat outside since it was nice. Service was so so. Took a while to get beer refills. Food was good. I tried the sauerbraten for the first time. It is like a brisket only marinated overnight, slow cooked and then covered in gravy. Not bad.