Cafe Aha - Dresden

We came here for lunch and the food was great. I ate a traditional potato soup and my son had a couscous burger. The herbal tea was really tasty, as es the chocolate milkshake. They make a 50cent charge for tap water. The only small thing is that they don't accept foreign bank cards, so unless you bank in Germany, you'll need to take cash.

I normally enjoy this place but last visit was sub par. The Sachsen potato soup was missing the normal herbal flavor from the marjoram and there was no salt. It tasted like baby food. It was easily the worst soup i have ever eaten.

This is a great restaurant in Dresden, very reasonably priced and tasty food. I had the traditional potato soup for lunch and it was a huge serving Lots of vegan options available and marked in the menu

Loved this place. It looks dead from the outside but when you go in its full of people. They have an English menu and the staff speak English too. You may need to wait for or otherwise share a table. When I went, mid afternoon, a lot of tables were in fact reserved. They specialise in some German and international food, often vegetarian or leaning that way. Everything is made in house. My lentil soup with wurst was excellent, probably the best thing I've eaten in Germany. It was served with excellent bread. They also had a lot of coffee etc though I don't recall cakes or alcohol. Ignore the menu posted in the door as it only shows breakfast. They have more choices inside.

Mushroom pan with brussel sprouts and mashed potatoes will set you right after a day long journey across the ocean to get to Dresden. Good food and wine in mellow confines