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Watzke Brauereiausschank am Goldenen Reiter

One of their three locations in Dresden and is a great place to go to taste Saxon cuisine. Their own-brew beer is fantastic.

Address: Hauptstraße 1
Price: €10-15/person
Website: watzke.de (opens in a new tab)

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