Restaurant & Café Drachenhaus

Super slow service. Limited menu for lunch which made me think we could get food in a relaxed fashion between tour reservations— this was not the case. No time for cake! Food was mediocre. We had a reservation. Maybe good place just for cake and drinks.

The food and the hot wines were perfect. The fried potato stuffed with spinach and pumpkin puree exceeded my expectations. Sorry, people. This time, I don't have a picture, but believe me, it was delicious. They also offer two types of Gluewien, both red and white, which are tasty, and the cookies included add a special touch to them. The prices are a little higher than usual, which I'm used to. However, it is expected, as it is a restaurant inside the park, and fair enough considering the food quality. The 3 waitresses were very friendly and helped with the pie, which is one of the house specialties. It is a must. All the pies caught my attention, and in the end, I chose the marzipan one, which was amazingly tasty. The restaurant offers seating options for both the outdoor and indoor areas. I chose inside(which is cosy and comfortable) as all the tables outside were taken, and a portion of the table was out of order. If you decide to stay outside, you can go ahead and make your order at the window on the side. After walking around the park, it's the perfect place to sit, rest, and enjoy a nice meal. One attention point: if you are coming from the lower part of the park, the path to reach the restaurant may seem weird, but Google Maps is entirely accurate. You don't need to worry.

Had lunch at Drachenhaus Café during my Germany trip. The fried pork schnitzel was perfectly cooked — crispy and flavorful. Enjoyed a pot of coffee served with a Lotus biscuit, and the dessert was tasty too! Cozy spot with great food and lovely ambiance overlooking the Rhine. ☕🍰🇩🇪

First of all the discount with the Berlin welcome card is a bit of a scam, we learned after meal that we have to tell the staff beforehand that we have the card. So we didnt get the discount. This is not told anywhere. Well the food is as good as you can excpect from a place line this, the aspargus just overdone. Matjes good. Currylentils good with overcooked rice. The local beer is very good. This could have been a nice meal but the owner choose it not to be. There is no point in walking here when you can eat betyer att the mill restaurant, where i will ear next time

Peaceful location below the trees and parts of the historical place buildings. Heaving large outdoors seatings and two large internal rooms. Serving beverages and cakes as well as hot dishes. As i only drek beer i can recomend the atmosphere and the beer.

Super busy but well organized. The Black Forest sundae was a highlight but everything was extremely good. ❤️🇩🇪

Interesting cafe located in the garden. Perfect for a short stop by during the walk in the garden / park to rest and recharge the power. They have regular menu, but we only came for coffee, tea and cake. Table wear is nice. Service is good. Desserts were tasty. Prices are above average.

Really good icecream and lunches In the middle of Potsdam. The only thing holding it back are the prices to dessert ratio where a ~10€ dessert doesn't quite yield the amount you'd expect. Otherwise friendly service, great location and delectable sweets

The building got its name due to the dragons placed on the roof edges. After walking over from Sanssouci Palace, we were hot and hungry. We sat inside as it was quite busy outside and all the shaded seats were taken. I wanted something light, so I had the Melon & Ham Caprese- cantaloupe melon, serano ham, mozzarella & basil pesto. I thought it was going to be a small plate, but it was filling. I originally wanted a sundae for dessert, but in the end I only had room for one scoop of ice cream. I enjoyed this pit stop.

I have to give 5 stars for a few reasons. First is the location. How often do you get to eat in a restaurant that was built in the 1700's. That in itself is a treat. The walk there is also beautiful, trees and a stone walk way. A view of the Sanssouci Castle through the trees in the park is a pretty awesome site. Second but not in any paticular order is the food. All organic and seasonal food made fresh. The chef here really takes pride in the food and it shows. Third was the staff. Our waitress was extremely helpfull and nice. She entertained my friends kid a bit by showing him the kitchen and gave him a paper to color. She also helped us out with a group picture. So if you make it out to Potsdam you should make a trip out here and have some really good German food.

Stunningly located on a hill in Park Sansoucci, in a beautfiul building from the 18th century, with excellent service and delicious German Food created by a chef with a flair for more than just the greatest hits (Wild Boar Sausage was on the menu the day we visited), the Drachenhaus gives you a chance to experience fine dining in an atmosphere that is in sync with both the natural beauty and incredible architecture around you. We ate inside, but in Summer al-fresco dining is available as well. The location and menu make it's being a little pricey warranted.

This is a special spot on Klausberg in the Park Sanssouci, which can be reached by foot, bicycle or taxi, but has no parking for cars (it is right by Belvedere auf dem Klausberg). The menu is amazing for a spot tucked up so high on a steep hill, but it has friendly waitstaff and tasty food. We were there on a picture perfect day in September and took in the view. This is a spot you will not soon forget and a worthy destination.

Nice little spot we found on accident while wandering the gardens at Sanssouci. It's a lovely setting, and was a welcome rest stop while in the middle of gardens that turned out to be way larger than we expected. Beautiful, quiet hillside under trees which provided a wonderful spot to stop, drink some wine, and enjoy the garden. Service was friendly and good.