Imbiss im PEZ in Pirna

Great venue, we were a large group in 2015 and had a fantastic evening.

We ate at widow Bolte's for the first time. The food was very tasty. Menu not too crowded. There is a small menu for children. Something for every meat eater. It is recommended to reserve.

Everything was very nicely designed and clean as well as very nice owners. There's only one thing that doesn't work: a musty smell and mildew stains around the bed! This room needs to be renovated urgently! Then I will come again.

We were there for breakfast yesterday as a family. Nothing was missing. The service was great and the price-performance ratio was outstanding. Everything was very tasty and of good quality. We like to come over for dinner sometimes.

The Pirnaer Pub Trollischenke is no ordinary pub, but a secret transition between the world of Muggles and the world of witches and wizards. On one side of the pub is the busy main street, where the inconspicuous pub, invisible to Muggles, is completely hidden between a large bridge and a public toilet. On the other side of the Trollischenke is its backyard and from there a portal can be magically opened to a shopping street for witches and wizards, Diagon Alley. This access was once created by the generous and open-hearted landlady Ronny Müller. The Trollischenke doesn't seem like a well-known and important place, but rather dark and shabby. Nowadays the small, dingy-looking pub is run by an older landlady.