Spitzhaus - Menu

be not discouraging when you drive on the hill. this restaurant is worth everything. eating was above average and great. the view of the hills and the grapes breathtaking, I mean breathtaking. spend some time there to look.

spitzhaus radebeul- the address! all agree: environment, eating, service friendly service that we have experienced for years, with absolute competence! the magnificent view over the rabebeul, dresden. on the elbsandsteiner mountains! we will definitely return family porstmann and friends 01.10.2020

it was about airbnb that I knew about this place and I went there, and I had the duck was fabulous. I could eat the whole thing because it was too much for the back. the view of radebeul was incredible and. I wish I had more time to be up there the chef ronny was very friendly and the staff was super nice to me I really came back this place for eating for the personal and of course the really nice look!

I went here with a large group of a conference, about people who is amazing, we had an amazing selection of eating from a large buffet, the suppenstarter was delicious, the meat was so tender and the veg were perfectly cooked, and the apfel crumb was made to perfection. all washed with local red wine. it was a great experience, highly recommended quality kitchen and very attentive staff, could not have been better.

TheSpitzhaus restaurant was a minute drive from our vacation apartment in the Wilder Mann neighborhood of Dresden and was recommended by friends-of-friends. We were glad we had the navigation system to aid us in getting there the restaurant is in a rather out-of-the-way...location. The service was slow, but friendly (in helping us translate the menu) and accommodating (in preparing a dish that was no longer on the menu). My salmon, my son's schnitzel, and our friend's mushroom dish were all good. The view was beautiful! A lovely place to spend a summer's evening.

Visible from way down in the valley, this villa-like restaurant was the goal on our hike up the hill and to the Bismarkturm (one of the many tower-like constructions in Germany named after the Iron Chancellor). While a Sunday lunchtime crowd totally filled the indoor...restaurant section, we managed to get seats outside in the nice self-service garden area under trees with a fantastic view of the entire Elbe valley. We enjoyed good Zwiebelkuchen, grilled Bratwurst from Thuringia, and the traditional refreshing Federweisser light wine available in late summer all over Germany, a perfect way to end our weekend in Dresden and surroundings.

once in the neighbourhood during a visit to dresden, we have done the additional mile to the pastoral city of radebeul near, to ta Recommendation, lunch or dinner in the mischievous house and ta does not fail! the restaurant in the historical Spitshaus building could not be built on a picturesque location, on which hang the weinberge radebeuls, with views of the elbe river valley with view to dresden. we arrived in the brunch period and used a fantastic buffet with such a great selection of Saxon home kitchen, but also catering for every taste. variety, taste and quality of the various dishes were excellent, and so the service was everything for a more than reasonable guess. after the meal,...

After visiting the winery Schloss Wackerbarth (a must visit tram line from Dresden and exit at Schloss Wackerbarth, trying to get Tripadvisor to list it, we took back the tram line direction Dresden using our one day tram pass (only euro)...and got out at the Zillerstr. stop to walk up to the Spitzhaus. Wow! You need to be in good shape to climb up the hill (see photo) but it is a wonderful climb with on your left side the vineyards. They plant the vines up steep hills creating great wines. If you are not in good shape, take a taxi up to Spitzhaus and walk down the stairs to the main road (Meissen Strasse). Anyway, we were late to make reservations at the Spitzhaus and we got a lousy table,...

we had no luck, at our visit was already closed here. what? na das heute restaurant spitzhaus in radebeul. the baisis house goes back to the original to a house dating from the 17th century. it is located in 241 meters height, has a floor area of about 10 x 10 meters and stands small and playfully on a small plateau on the crest of the weinberg. it is not far to the road that connects the dresden with moritzburg, the moritzburg, who will always stand for me, with the inauguration of the strong, its countess cosel and assbrödel in combination. this restaurant is also an eye size without the use of the gastronomic skills of the staff. we went to the left of the house past a piece down the moun...