Feldschlößchen Stammhaus

The charming Feldschlößchen family's original building on Budapester Straße has been shining in new splendor since 2023, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in a world of enjoyment and tradition. The restaurant, which opened in 1998 in the last remaining building of the "Lagerbierbrauerei am alten Feldschlößchen" (Lager Beer Brewery at the Old Feldschlößchen), founded in 1838, has always been a popular meeting place for gourmets and beer lovers. Here, guests not only celebrate and feast, but also enjoy freshly tapped beer from Dresden's famous Feldschlößchen brewery.

The Stammhaus kitchen presents itself as hearty and original, using fresh, top-quality products from regional suppliers. The menu* offers both traditional Saxon dishes and modern delicacies created around the beloved barley brew. Highlights include the brewer's schnitzel and the crispy grilled pork knuckle. Guests are warmly invited to bring their thirst for beer and fully enjoy the rustic atmosphere of the Stammhaus with good food, a cold beer, and lively Dixieland music.

A truly special experience awaits visitors at the Beer Museum, located in the Feldschlößchen brewery's original building. This permanent exhibition on the brewing history of Dresden and the surrounding area invites visitors to immerse themselves in the fascinating world of beer across three floors. Each exhibit has been meticulously curated with great attention to detail, making a visit well worthwhile. Those who venture up to the exhibition will quench their thirst for knowledge and gain exciting insights into time-honored traditions. Across 120 square meters, guests will find historical brewing equipment, photographs, engravings, posters, and advertising signs – a veritable treasure trove for beer lovers and history buffs alike.

*) Visitors can order à la carte for the "Jazzclub Extra" (Dixieland in the "Altes Brauhaus"). A separate menu is available for the "Jazzclub" (Dixieland in the "Altes Brauhaus", in the "Saal Dresden" and in the "Saal Hamburg").