Elbklause - Diera-Zehren

For reasons best known to themselves, management don't open the indoor dining room even in a thunderstorm. Maybe they only have the terrace dining area, that would explain it. It was bucketing down when we arrived and we were surprised to be shown to the terrace, with its somewhat inadequate canopies. We would have left, but we'd have got soaked trying to find anywhere else to eat. The tables had been carefully arranged to avoid the gaps between canopies, and it was basically dry as long as you stayed under them and didn't mind a certain amount of rising damp from underfoot. It wasn't very warm though. The food was good and typically German, served in large portions. The only problem was the waiting staff had to carry everything across from the kitchen along a route with no shelter, and they weren't provided with anything to protect plates or glasses from the downpour, so our food was a bit on the soggy side. It was also a teeny bit scary to be so exposed when there was a full-blown thunderstorm raging around us. We smiled when a table of Germans remonstrated with their waitress about the rain in their beer, after which she took to delivering one glass at a time so she could cover it with the other hand. All a bit crazy really.

With a short stop, quickly a refreshing drink, in a magnificent landscape. friendly quick service.

Service flott and friendly! in the kitchen. well made!

Simply commendable. the benches to christmas (except house) was fantastic. visual and tasteful top.

Very nice outing place. directly on the elbe and opposite is the beautiful Dasbar-Seußlitz, where you can also translate for the person ferry from Niederlommatzsch. and for children is the same as the leverage next door ...