Traditional inn at Kümmelschänkenweg 2 in Altomsewitz, in western Dresden.
Kümmelschänke is a village inn at Kümmelschänkenweg 2 in Dresden, the capital of the German state of Saxony. Traditional inn at Kümmelschänkenweg 2 in Altomsewitz, in western Dresden. The cuisine is regional saxon. Opening hours and menus change by season, so visitors should check the venue's website or the notice at the door before travelling, particularly on Sundays and public holidays. For groups, evenings and weekends a table reservation made through the website is the safest approach. Allergen information is a legal requirement on German menus, so staff can explain which dishes contain gluten, dairy or nuts. Tipping of about 5-10 percent is usual: round the bill up and state the total when paying. Payment by card is widespread in Dresden, but a small amount of cash is a useful fallback.
| Price | $$ |
|---|---|
| Hours | Directory listing shows opening from 17:00. |
| Reservations | Reserve through the venue website; walk-ins possible on quiet weekdays. |
| Address | Kümmelschänkenweg 2, 01157 Dresden, Germany |
Signature dishes
- Regional dishes
Good to know
- Known for
- Traditional inn in Altomsewitz, western Dresden
Location
Kümmelschänkenweg 2, 01157 Dresden, Germany
51.0551, 13.6603 View on map
Highlights
- Traditional inn in Altomsewitz, western Dresden
- Regional dishes
Tips for visiting
- Confirm opening hours on the venue website before travelling.
- Reserve through the website for groups and for Friday and Saturday evenings.
- Ask staff about allergens; German menus must provide this information.
- Round the bill up by 5-10 percent as a tip and say the total when paying.
When to visit
Weekday lunch and early evening are the quietest times; weekends fill up.
Accessibility
Step-free access is not confirmed. Visitors using wheelchairs or walking aids should check the venue website or ask when booking.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Kümmelschänke?
At Kümmelschänkenweg 2, 01157 Dresden, Germany.
What type of food is served?
Regional Saxon; signature items include Regional dishes.
Is a reservation needed?
Small parties can often walk in on weekdays, but a reservation is safer on weekends and evenings.