Came here for the first time last week and honestly left impressed. The fried potatoes were the highlight for me&mdash;crispy on the outside, not oily at all. You can tell they actually take time with them. Owner was super friendly too, made the whole place feel welcoming. Would go back just for that plate.

The pork knuckle was the real deal &mdash; crispy skin, tender inside, proper seasoning. Had it with a cold beer and that was it. Portion was generous too. Didn&#39;t care much about the view or the vibe, but the food did the talking. Maybe slightly pricey for what it is, but I&#39;d order the same thing again.

Solid food, decent portions for the price. Staff spoke English, which helped. Place is a bit hidden though, easy to walk past.

The interior&rsquo;s done really well, and the staff made me feel welcome right away. I went for the Makloubeh&mdash;tasty, no doubt, but I&rsquo;ll admit I wanted a bit more on the plate for what it costs. A solid spot if you&rsquo;re in the mood for something hearty. I&rsquo;d probably pair it with a glass of red next time, honestly.

The tapas were properly seasoned and looked great on the plate. Sangria with cava hit the spot. Service was friendly enough, no complaints there.

Cute little ice cream place with a cozy upstairs lounge that feels like hanging out in someone&#39;s living room. &euro;2.50 a scoop is a bit steep, but the flavors are solid. Good for a chill catch-up with friends. 🍦

Decent spot for a quick bite. Got a solid meal and a glass of wine for around 10 euros, which felt fair for the area. Staff were friendly enough, nothing fancy but it works.

Solid espresso. Dark roast had that chocolate kick. Prices fair for Dresden. Didn&#39;t try the fruity ones but the selection looked decent. Short stop, no complaints.

Good coffee and cake spot, tucked away from the tourist crowds. Prices are fair for what you get. Service was friendly too.

The breakfast platter for two really hit the spot. Tofu scramble was nicely seasoned, and the rice paper bacon surprised me&mdash;crispy and smoky. Portions are generous, we couldn&#39;t finish everything. Service was friendly but a bit slow since it was packed. Weekend mornings get busy, so maybe come early.

The tomato-garlic bread was the standout. Simple but the garlic hit hard and the bread had a good crunch. Crema catalana was decent too, though I&#39;ve had better. House wine was fine. Didn&#39;t pay much attention to the room or staff, but the food did the job. Solid enough for a casual bite in Neustadt.

The burgers are huge&mdash;go for the small size unless you&#39;re starving. Lentil patty was the standout. Backyard seating&#39;s a nice break from the street. Service friendly, but expect a wait without a reservation.

Been coming here for years now. Still got that same rustic feel, staff remembers you. Had the schnitzel again, solid as always. Place gets busy but they don&#39;t rush you out. Not the cheapest but you pay for the consistency. Good spot if you want a proper meal without fuss.

Came here on a layover since it&rsquo;s right by the Hauptbahnhof. The dinner buffet had a solid spread, food was decent. The owner was really welcoming, kept checking if everything was alright. Only thing&mdash;the seating area felt a bit cramped, especially when it got busier. Fine for a quick stop, though.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Menu&rsquo;s pretty big, took me a minute to decide. Got the schnitzel, came out fast and hot. Prices are fair for the portion. Place was busy but not chaotic. Solid spot if you&rsquo;re in the area and don&rsquo;t wanna overthink it.

Been here a few times now. Food stays consistent, which is more than I can say for most places. Had the beef stroganoff again, solid. Prices are a bit steep for the area, but you&#39;re paying for the quality of the Russian dishes. Service was efficient, no complaints.

The decor is something else&mdash;stuffed hunting trophies and old-world charm everywhere. Definitely a unique spot to eat, even if it&rsquo;s not everyone&rsquo;s cup of tea. I found it fascinating, honestly. The vibe alone makes it worth a stop, though I can see how some might find it a bit much.

Stopped by for lunch and had the ropa vieja. Really tender, lots of flavor. Claudia was at the counter and chatted with us for a bit, felt genuine. Place is small but has character. Only thing is the wait was a little long since she was handling everything herself. Still, food came out hot and fresh. I&#39;d go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The food was solid, lots of variety including vegan stuff. Decor has this nice Japanese-Chinese folklore mix. Only issue was our waiter struggled a bit with English.

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