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"we had a whole duck that would then be served in two walks.As great!We have already reserved again.Especially pleasant, our two little dogs are also welcome."
Phone: +4935208342901
Address: Kalkreuther Str. 10a | Radeburg-Barwalde, 01471 Moritzburg, Saxony, Germany, 01468
City: Moritzburg
Dishes: 0
Amenities: 11
Categories: 5
Reviews: 27
we feel at the gasthof beer foreste every time very comfortable, small, fine, pleasant atmosphere without kitsch and crisp. and eating is really very high quality! we have never been disappointed, you will always find something on the map, great wine selection and all this too fair to praise (and you will be fed up:).-unconditionally!Bärwalde is just behind moritzburg, about 15 km from dresden. great secret!
This cozy inn is an inside gem, just minutes from the hectic of the city centre of Dresden. Tasty and excellent prepared meals are served in the fine and authentic atmosphere of a Saxon farm. The menu is well selected, local sources presented and the service of the owner is attentive and empathic. Only the opportunity to spend beautiful summer night in a shaded garden retreat was seriously missed. Go on!
Very happy to read the reviews of TripAdvisor. We choose gasthof Bärenwalde, Radeburg/Ort Bärenwalde. A few miles north of Dresden. Just worth the trip. Mr. and Mrs. Seidel are nice hosts and cook. Real good regional products, professional but with attention to the guests. Warm. We had a very pleasant evening, a very nice dinner, tasteful, dedicated. Reservation required.
for the second time we had a nice evening with friends. the well-sorted wine card speaks a very French language. all sorted best. the menus are always cooked with regional products, seasonal and high level. cheap in the top class. tablecloth would be desirable. otherwise everything in all a successful concept that makes joy.
we had a whole duck that would then be served in two walks.As great!We have already reserved again.Especially pleasant, our two little dogs are also welcome.
