Der Bergkeller - Großenhain

Since the redesigned hall has been reopened in Bergkeller, the operators cannot complain about lack of demand. Weddings, round birthdays and bus companies celebrate here. The modern Bergkeller Hall is booked for business events and seminars. The 86 seats were also well filled to New Year's Eve. Like the first musical night on 5. November – for many a Christmas party. “We wanted to try this out, the artists of Musicalnight meets Dinner had reported to us,” says Koch Stephan Seurig. There was a four-course menu for the show of the young performers. Younger, but also older guests were well entertained. “It was great sharks and foreigners – the premiere was an ingenious success,” says Seurig’s wife Yvonne Zeller. That is why it is now on 27 In January a continuation was made. It's sold out again. According to the Bergkeller operator, many guests have bought these cards as Christmas gifts. For young operators, the dinner show fits well into the performances of the room use. She runs on Friday night, so many go to the weekend relaxed. ‘For the 3rd and 4th November of this year, we have already taken the hit show of the same artist into offer,” says Stephan Seurig. 69 euros cost the tickets. The pre-sale will start soon. But permanent cultural events do not want to offer Stephan Seurig and Yvonne Zeller. They then leave it to the cultural centre, the shelter or the Remontehalle. Stephan Seurig: “For us, gastronomy is in the foreground.” Six permanent employees are employed in the Bergkeller. Isn't the location of the traditional inn at the railway station under construction a risk? Stephan Seurig negates. Even in the previous year, when the Großraschützer Straße was partially blocked, the guests would still have come. Also for this year, where another temporary road blockage is due to the tunnel break, operators do not see black. “The three weeks we have to get hurt,” they say. found on SZ Online

Since the newly designed hall in Bergkeller was reopened, operators cannot complain about lack of demand. Weddings, round birthdays and bus companies celebrate here. The modern Bergkeller Hall is booked for business events and seminars. The 86 seats were also well filled to the New Year's Eve. Like the first musical night on November 5 – for many a Christmas party. “We wanted to try this out, the artists of Musicalnight meets Dinner had come together with us,” says Koch Stephan Seurig. There was a four-course menu for the show of the young actors. Younger, but also older guests were well entertained. “There were great sharks and foreigners – the premiere was a brilliant success,” says Seurig’s wife Yvonne Zeller. That is why it is now on 27 January a continuation. It's sold out. According to Bergkeller operator, many guests bought these cards as Christmas gifts. For young operators, the dinner show fits well into the services of room use. She runs on Friday night, so many go relaxed for the weekend. “For the 3rd and 4th November of this year, we have already added the hit show of the same artist,” says Stephan Seurig. The tickets cost 69 euros. The advance sale will start soon. But permanent cultural events do not want to offer Stephan Seurig and Yvonne Zeller. They then leave it to the cultural centre, to the animal shelter or to the Remontehalle. Stephan Seurig: “For us, gastronomy is in the foreground.” Six permanent employees are employed in the Bergkeller. Isn't the location of the traditional inn at the train station in construction a risk? Stephan Seurig negates. In the previous year, when the Großraschützer Straße was partially blocked, the guests would still have come. Also for this year, where another temporary road block is due to the tunnel break, operators do not see black. “The three weeks we need to get hurt,” they say. found in SZ Online