The historic Ratskeller in the late Gothic town hall on the market square impresses with regional dishes, Saxon wines and Meissen beers. The cosy cross vault and summer terrace invite you to enjoy the medieval old town backdrop with high-quality cuisine made from fresh ingredients. Stylish rooms for up to 140 guests are available for celebrations and events.

Here you can experience culinary highlights in the middle of Dresden's picturesque old town: the Pulverturm vaulted restaurant is located next to the Frauenkirche and takes its guests back to the baroque era of Augustus the Strong. Feast on Saxon specialities in a cosy, historic atmosphere and enjoy the best entertainment from magicians, jugglers and musicians.

Planwirtschaft, tucked away in a charming courtyard in Louisenstraße, brings a touch of East German nostalgia to modern gastronomy. The restaurant celebrates the memory of life in the GDR with a loving decoration made up of artefacts from the era. The menu features authentic GDR classics, including the legendary solyanka and fine spiced meat.

Enjoy down-to-earth, home-style cooking in the rustic, cosy atmosphere of the Lößnitztalschänke in Radebeul. Situated below the vineyards, in the immediate vicinity of the "Weißes Roß" stop on the Lößnitzgrundbahn railway, the Lößnitztalschänke has a variety of rooms, including a large beer garden, and is barrier-free. Classic specialities include the knuckle of pork day on Wednesdays, trout from the smoker on Thursdays and the Smutjes Sunday roast.

Fancy spaetzle with parsley pesto and savoury meatballs? The "Lila Soße" restaurant in Dresden's Outer New Town has established itself as a stronghold of New German Cuisine since 2010. Here, guests experience an innovative culinary journey in which classic German dishes are given their very own flavour through creative and stylish reinterpretations.

The Heiderand Restaurant Dresden impresses with a Michelin star and modern, internationally inspired cuisine. Chef Martin Walther showcases seasonal products from the region in menus such as ‘water & pasture’ or ‘field & beet’ – modern, sustainable and familiar.

Anyone descending the 14 steps into the cosy cellar restaurant immediately feels at home: heavy sandstone walls and brick vaults conjure up a relaxed atmosphere - and the enjoyment here is as uncomplicated as it is complete. The cuisine is modern and creative, combining good produce and solid craftsmanship with a wealth of ideas. The Michelin-starred cuisine is accompanied by a fine wine list: all from East German winegrowers, including some very deliberate discoveries. In summer, there are even more stars above the pretty terrace!

Villa Sorgenfrei is located in one of the most beautiful former wine estates in Dresden-Radebeul - far more than a lovingly run "hotel", it is a very unique, magical place. And this fine address is also home to Atelier Sanssouci: the creative centre of chef Marcus Langer, who conjures up fine culinary delights for discerning gourmets. 1* Michelin star, 2 red toques in Gault Millau and 7 pans reflect the great French cuisine, realised at the highest level in a classic yet modern way.

This marvellous atmosphere! This architecture! The light! And then there's the food, which deliberately brings colour into play! When you look into elements DELI, you experience clarity, light and lots of white - the powerful contrasts to the Scandinavian chic are created on the plates. Here, things are uncomplicated, fast-paced, but with high quality standards. And then, of course, there is the gourmet restaurant Elements: Industrial architecture, loft flair and trendy, elegant design meet a cuisine that the Michelin Guide describes as "clear and minimalist, expressive and full of finesse". An experience!

At Kastenmeiers gourmet restaurant in the Hotel Taschenbergpalais Kempinski Dresden, you can experience an exclusive fusion of seafood and fish creations. Here, renowned chef Gerd Kastenmeier will spoil you with seasonal delicacies and a carefully selected range of wines that perfectly complement every dish.

If you want to enjoy really good cake, Café Toscana has been at your side for over 125 years. But sweet is only one side of the story here. Every day between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., there is not only the finest confectionery but also really good food. An excellent breakfast selection meets classics such as a real Wiener Schnitzel, and organic and regional are also part of the good Saxon-international tone here. Look forward to cordial service, a marvellous view of the Elbe slopes and the Blue Wonder - and a relaxing time at Toscana.

Yes, things are sweet here in the Old Town, very close to the world-famous Frauenkirche. Behind the baroque façade of the Gewandhaus Hotel Dresden, fine ingredients are turned into art. Patissier Dirk Günther works in his craft as a "happiness maker". What is the result? Cakes, tarts and other sweet specialities that are often so beautiful to look at that it's hard to take a bite. Enjoy the creative and informal atmosphere in the Kuchen Atelier while you fortify yourself for the next sights - many are waiting for you just a few steps away!

Oswaldz is one of those communicative favourite places that can turn a morning into a good morning. The unagitated, cool and cosy atmosphere is a great place to unwind. Excellent speciality coffee, delicious homemade cakes such as the famous cheesecake and the very special sourdough bread creations will leave you wanting more. There are also changing art exhibitions on top. Tip: In summer, the green inner courtyard is a wonderful place to sit!

Goodbye everyday hustle and bustle, hello T1: the old gatehouse, saved from demolition, is a small, beautiful café and bistro that has arrived in the here and now with heart and soul from the 1930s. Located directly at the main entrance to the Kulturkraftwerk Mitte power station, it looks like an enchanting time capsule: The warm light of the carbon filament lamps plays around the unfussy details, there is coffee and newspapers, soups and quiche, delicious cakes and - in the evening - Mediterranean finger food. Oh!

A cosy living room atmosphere characterises the picture: old, comfortable chairs and armchairs, bright walls and art in bold colours are just the right, casual combination to make you want to sit back and look forward to your meal. Cakes and tarts, salads and the occasional burger make you want to come back. If you're in a hurry, there are also delicious ready-made sandwiches. Plus great coffees and teas and friendly service. Go vegan!

Your must-visit for moments of pleasure: The castle café, the centrepiece of Albrechtsburg Castle in Meissen. Whether before or after your visit to the castle - reward yourself with homemade cakes, creamy coffees and a top selection of Saxon wines and beers. With room for 48 connoisseurs, it's always very cosy here. Winter magic? Relax by the crackling open fire. Summer feeling? Chill out on the terrace in the shadow of the majestic Albrechtsburg Castle with seating for 35.