Arabusta

Dresden

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Arabusta

Besides the regular assortment of espresso, latte macchiato and cappuccino, they are known for their hot chocolate. They use a variety of concentration percentages for their chocolate drinks. You can, for example, go for a Chocolat de Cru, which consists of 65% cacao, or Xocitto, which is an entire 100% cacao.

Useful Information

Address: Körnerplatz 13, Dresden
Email: arabusta@gmx.de
Phone: +49 351 263 1655
Address: Mon-Fri 10am-7pm, Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 1pm-5pm

Cafes

There are plenty of lovely cafes to while away an hour or two, or simply take a short mid-shopping breather. Choose from 30 different types of hot chocolate or enjoy an appetiser by the beautiful church.

Borowski

Borowski is located on one of Dresden’s most popular shopping streets, Prager Strasse. This cafe and bar with its cosy terrace and trendy interior is the perfect place for a well-deserved break from the many boutiques and shops. Watch people walk by, surf away on one of the Internet terminals or watch the latest music…

Café & Restaurant Alte Meister

Café & Restaurant Alte Meister

Located in the Old Town, the cafe offers breathtaking views of the magnificent Semper Opera House. The Alte Meister is the perfect place to relax in-between visiting Dresden’s many historical sights.

Coselpalais

The Coselpalais cafe is one of the most visited cafes in Dresden's old town. Along with the beautiful view of the historic church you can enjoy delicious gateaux and scrumptious cakes.

Kunst Café Antik

Kunst Café Antik

When the locals are looking for a traditional warm apple strudel with whipped cream, they visit Kunst Café Antik. This cafe is not only known for their famous apple pastry, but also their homemade Dresdner Quarkkäulchen.

Cafe Schinkelwache

Cafe Schinkelwache

A classic German coffeehouse. Cafe Schinkelwache offers traditional cakes and stuffed savoury crêpes to its customers. Ranging from the famous Schwarzwälder-Kirsch-Sahneschnitte to a crêpe filled with fine veal stew, the cafe has a huge variety when it comes to German dishes.

Kuchen Atelier

At Kuchen Atelier, you are surrounded by cakes wherever you look. Traditional cakes with a modern twist are what makes the cafe beloved by locals. They recommend the Pflaumenkuchen and the Schoko Torte (also known as plum cake and chocolate tart).

Dresdner Molkerei Gebrüder Pfund

Dresdner Molkerei Gebrüder Pfund

This might just be world's prettiest dairy shop, and it's not hard to see why. The tiles of Dresdner Molkerei Gebrüder have been hand-painted by Villeroy & Boch and there is even a replica of a historic milk fountain! Gaze in awe whilst enjoying a cheese ball, chocolate milk or even a milk-based liquor.

Arabusta

Besides the regular assortment of espresso, latte macchiato and cappuccino, they are known for their hot chocolate. They use a variety of concentration percentages for their chocolate drinks. You can, for example, go for a Chocolat de Cru, which consists of 65% cacao, or Xocitto, which is an entire 100% cacao.

Wohnzimmer

Vintage chairs, old tables and a homey feeling is what you experience once you step foot in Wohnzimmer. The English translation of the cafe's name is "living room", hence the design and decor. Order a cup of tea and settle in for a warm, cosy time.

Schokoladenbar

Schokoladenbar is every chocoholic's dream-come-true. Their speciality is artisan hot chocolate: a glass with a piece of cake in it, cherries on top, hot chocolate poured on top, and voila - the most scrumptious hot chocolate ever.