Peter Pane - Carta

"Since our Valentine's Day was quite overgrown, and at least two of my three girls were not so happy, there should be a cozy evening in the local gastronomy one day later. One of our restaurants had an extensive burger card to date, so it should go there. On-line we checked the menu, and were frightened, the restaurant has now radically cut its map at the end of the Coronalockdown, as Burger there is only one variant to go. Well, good advice was expensive. Since our Burgerdealer in Bautzen already closed its doors in front of Corona, only the way to Dresden remained. There are plenty of these restaurants here, and my girls chose the “Peter Pane” which was opened at the end of 2020 right next to the venerable kennel. Dresdner Zwinger at Night The Peter Pane is a burger chain operating throughout Germany, in the end with the same concept as “Hans im Glück” or others. I had ordered a table for the four of us by phone for 7 p.m., as an online review was unfortunately not possible. Peter Pane Dresden After we had parked our mobile base in one of the side streets and had fed the one-armed bandits of the city of Dresden properly, we were on time in the local. At the entrance was asked for our reservation and the vaccination status checked immediately. In addition, you should log into the Luca or Coronawarnapp in the local area. After this was done, we were brought to the last table from a young gentleman over all three floors to the end of the place. As already described, the restaurant extends over three floors. When looking out the window, you can look directly at the Dresden Zwinger. There are seating areas, two tables and four tables everywhere. At some tables there were cozy leather chairs, we sat on two wooden benches which were neither padded, let alone comfortable. There was no backrest, we were separated from the other seat group behind us only by a Plexiglas disc. So don't lean. Overall, the distances between the tables were too close to me, despite the ample Plexiglas walls. But also our bench was not really comfortable. She was so tight that I was constantly eating my wife with the elbows. Also the table was too small for us, with four menus and drinks it was already narrow. We also lacked a storage facility for the jackets, which we had stuffed behind and next to us on the bench. The boy, who mostly populated Peter Pane, may not like us. View to the kennel The menus, they remembered more of a children's book, were already in place. Menu The map was divided into Burger with Beef, Chicken and the vegetarian/vegane version. Various supplements and cocktails, as well as menu suggestions. We dispensed with an appetizer, so after a few minutes our food request was fixed. Excerpt from the menu We ordered: · 1x the menu dinner consisting of the burger „Dreikäsehoch“ with fries and the cocktail „the Hook“ for 20,80 € · 1x the menu dinner consisting of the burger „Kaiserreich“ with a salad and the cocktail „Sex on the Beach“ for 20,80 € · 1x the dinner consisting of the burger „Lagerfire“ Since the operation from the ground floor to us had to go to the third floor, the drinks were naturally spilled on the tray, so that our (enforced) place was also damp. Well. The Krombacher Pils came in a nameless beer egg. Isn't there any more glasses of this famous brewery? The advertising on the menu promises more. Krombacher Pils The cocktails were served in thick glasses. The two cocktails “The Hook” were mixed with rum, peach liqueur, lime, vanilla and maracuja, and usually costs €9.90. The rum tasted very strong, from the peach liqueur was not too much to taste. Both cocktails were also mixed “strongly”. The “Sex on the Beach” was mixed here from vodka, peach liqueur, lemon, grenadine, pineapple and cranberry juice. The cocktail “The Hook” cocktail “Sex on the Beach” We also didn’t have to wait long for our burgers. My wife wished the “three cheese high” in the sourdough bread. Burger “Three Cheese High” with Fritten The burger was covered with a 150 gram of patty and mozzarella, spicy amber cheese, a hot Cheddar cheese sauce and fresh red onions. Fresh salad and tomato. The cheese literally escaped from the burger and made the name all honor. The bread is fresh and soft. Add a bowl of pink, thick pommes. Burger “Three Cheese High” Our Great wished the “Imperial Kingdom” and was not disappointed. The burger in the multi-grain bun was also covered with a 150 gram beef patty, and then a thick slice of mozzarella, air-dried ham and plentiful rocket as well as Balsamico. Burger „Kaiserreich“ with a salad The whole of course still cooked here with fresh salad and fresh tomato. The side salad was also fresh, a mixed salad of radishes, tomato, ruccola, leaf salad with roasted pine nuts, fresh herbs and a pumpkin seed dressing. Burger “Kaiserreich” The little one had snuck up on the “campfire”. Here again a 150 gram of beef patty in a multi-grain bun, with a slice of spicy amber cheese, crispy bacon and roast onions with BBQ sauce. Here again fresh salad and tomato under the patty. The bowl of Pommes also crippled. Burger “Lagerfeuer” with Fritten Burger “Lagerfeuer” I decided against the menu and ordered my “Onion Jack” with the Fritten individually. Unlike the other burgers, mine consisted of a 180 gram Irish Black Angus_Patty. However, I cannot really make the exorbitant difference to the other Pattys. Burger “Onion Jack” My burger was covered with baked onion rings and this spicy amber cheese and some slices of Bacon. On top of a smokey BBQ sauce. Of course this burger again with fresh salad and tomato under the Patty. And I also chose the multi-grain bun for this burger. The Pommes also chewed, I would have liked a little more salt on it. Burger “Onion Jack” with Fritten As sauces for the pommes were available ketchup, a vegan fry sauce and a mango curry sauce. Ketchup, a vegan fry sauce as well as a mango-curry sauce Since my girls still want something sweet at the end, they put on again and order: · 1x Sir Choc-a-Lot – a warm chocolate cake for 4.60 € · 1x the CHOCOLATE BURGER for 5.90 € The sweet things didn't take long, so the dessert could be roasted. The warm chocolate cake ala Sir Choc-a-Lot was fluffy soft, inside with a soft chocolate filling, decorated with powdered sugar and mint. Sir Choc-a-Lot The CHOCOLATE BURGER was quite different. A frozen chocolate mousse with creamy mascara and berry sauce on a nutty chocolate bottom in the form of a burger. Nice idea, and delicious. CHOCOLATE BURGER CHOCOLATE BURGER Our conclusion: we left €496.60 in Dresdner Peter Pane. A burger restaurant with delicious burgers, something else for “Hans im Glück”. In terms of price but also somewhat more expensive than the competitors. We were operated without exception by students who did their work well and friendly. Only the cosiness remains on the track. Peter Pane Dresden"