Genuss-Atelier - Dresden

The service was great, the food was strange: Lots of foamy, bubbly, and gelatinous foods that we could not identify. If you are hungry and looking for a solid meal, this is not the place, but if you want a culinary experience (including edible flowers), then by all means give this place a try. No wifi. Right on the tramline. Also right on the main road, which means the outdoor seating is a bit on the noisy side.

Decent restaurant with a very good menu. excellent combination of ingredients in order. the dishes with fish I liked very well, the cook is a great guy

We had the desire to experience something special on our annual day.We sat on the terrace overlooking the forest bridge. we had super weather, a little turbulent (no critical point!). the service received us very friendly and this impression remained until last. small seasonal feed selection on the map and matching selected weine gave a second good impression! I chose appetizer, main dish and compott. my wife came out without a dessert. all the courses were lovingly dressed, in part the dishes were prepared on table...tastefully each bite a full-fledged conclusion for special occasions a smooth recommendation. we paid together 130,00 euro, for us it was worth every euro

The food was good. there were self-baked broth and very good paprikasuppe(also with (paprika sensitivity well tolerated because excellent roasted). the chicken was juicy, not a taste booster poor at the sauce. the presentation was very dedicated overall, but for 4 points it is not 5 for that it is simply not enough. we sat outside, here the tables are too small and the chairs are uncomfortable. Although the terrace is beautiful, it is located directly on a very busy road and it is very loud despite the hustle and bustle. the restaurant has more flair in it, where the chairs and tables also looked too small.

By far the best restaurants I've tried here in Dresden, it's definitely a worthwile dining experience. We've had the two reccomended vegetarian menu, choosing the 3-courses option (39€ per person); there is also the possibility of having 4 or 5 courses (49€ and 59€), but I think that the first option is more than enough for a complete and satisfactory dinner.Every course was memorable, with amazing and unexpected combinations of different tastes. The peak was reached with the Pierogi plate... simply perfection.We haven't tried wine, but the menu offered many high quality choices from either Germany or foreign countries.If you are in Dresden, GO THERE!