Restaurants in Dresden
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PlanWirtschaft
Only fresh, organic ingredients sourced from local butchers and farmers make it into the international potpourri of dishes at this long-time favourite. There's a romantic courtyard for balmy days.
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Raskolnikoff
This bohemian cafe behind an extremely tatty facade was one of the Neustadt's first post- Wende (postcommunist) pubs. The menu is sorted by compass direction (borscht to quiche Lorraine to smoked fish), there's a sweet little beer garden out the back, and a gallery and basic guest rooms can be found upstairs (singles and doubles €40 to €55).
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BrennNessel
Housed in Dresden's half-timbered Environmental Centre, this superb vegetarian place with a woodsy interior and leafy cobbled courtyard beer garden is possibly the city's best. It's a favourite hang-out for off-duty Semperoper musicians, whom you can often hear practising nearby.
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Villandry
The folks in the kitchen here sure know how to coax maximum flavour out of even the simplest ingredients, and to turn them into super-tasty Mediterranean treats for eyes and palate. Meals are best enjoyed in the lovely courtyard.
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Ladencafé Aha
At this warm and cheerful smoke- and stress-free zone above a one-world store, you can sip delicious coffee, pick from the international menu, leaf through the many magazines or watch your kiddies play with the provided toys.
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Sophienkeller
The tourist-oriented 1730s theme with waitresses trussed up in period garb may be a bit overcooked, but the local specialities certainly are not. The highlight of the drinks menu here is the dark Bohemian Krušovice on tap.
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Busmann’s Brazil
Most dishes come in under €20; the rattlesnake fillet (specially bred, imported from France or South America, they tell us) is top of the range in this bustling Brazilian-themed restaurant and bar.
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Gänsedieb
Worth a gander in the Weisse Gasse, the 'Goose Thief' serves hearty schnitzels, goulash and steaks alongside a full range of Bavarian Paulaner beers. The name was inspired by the fountain outside.
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SoupCafé
Located right by the Hauptbahnhof Nord tram stop, this up-to-the-minute, DayGlo place serves comfort food, such as Saxon potato soup and sponge-cake balls in vanilla sauce, in trendy square bowls.
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El Perro Borracho
Almost blocking an entrance to the Kunsthofpassage, this buzzy eatery is a great place to enjoy a glass of Rioja and a platter of tapas on the cobblestone courtyard when the mercury heads north.
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Electric Lotus
The antidote to conventional fast-food places, this tranquil chapel of ayurvedic, vegan, vegie and organic fare proves that healthy food can also be tasty. It does a brisk trade in takeaways.
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Italienisches Dörfchen
Four stylish restaurants offer varied cuisine ranging from bargain barbecue to swish Italian and Saxon; downstairs you can see the high-water mark from the 2002 floods.
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Scheunecafé
The restaurant-bar downstairs from the Scheune venue has a beer garden and serves food with an Indian edge; Sunday brunch (€9.60) is great for chilling out.
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Aroma
This Mediterranean-style bistro has a relaxed atmosphere and some tasty dishes, including a generous steak.
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Le Maréchal de Saxe
One of several upmarket restaurants in this smart area, offering proper 18th-century Saxon court cuisine.
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Barococo
Often packed to the gills, this fish restaurant has nice Altstadt views from the upstairs dining room.
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