Konditorei Zieger - Meißen

This year we visited the Meißner Christmas Market for the first time. Such visits almost inevitably also lead to the fact that we get really neat appetite for a coffee with a piece of cake tort sticks. The Café Ziegler with the connected bakery and confectionery was then also on the way by chance. What are we gonna do? We had no choice. I was the youngest in the round, so I could quickly climb the few steps and risk a look inside as a family spur. Mutti warned us that for years she knew the reputation and popularity of the Meißner Café. She should be right, it was tight, damn tight with seats. But why shouldn't you be lucky too, because when I turn off, a family was up. So I could, for as the only guest who looked out without haste and totally free from violence, conquer the table. In the meantime, the rest of the family stood on the vault and grunted what a culinary delight on its plate should be intended for consumption. This is also bad in Saxon cafes, so a wide selection of great delicacies. For us a piece of mansion, a piece of chocolate cake, a piece of poppy cake and a piece of marzipan cake were presented. I'd rather have tried all the cakes and cakes, but I wouldn't have eaten for two weeks.... And how delicious the cakes were must be enough to prove that there are no more crumbs. The added coffee then tasted really good. Then half a almond salad and a poppy cake had to believe not to eat here, but at home. We have made him right so that faith can become the truth, in the case of a really tasty truth. By the way, there is a true story about the famous “Meißner Fummel”, a delicate, slightly fragile pastries that should have arrived around 1710. The courier of Friedrich August I of Saxony, who was better known to us as August the Strong, was the wine Meißner before or on his loop between Meissen and Dresden. This was not confirmed by the Saxon Kurfürsten. Since he called for a list to stop him without a ban. He read the bakery tonnage to produce a slightly fragile pastries. At the same time, the courier had to bring this to the Kurfürsten... The Fummel was “born”. I do not really believe in a list, but in the power of the ruler. Due to its fragility, it is also not sent because the likelihood to deliver it in principle without prejudice to the customer strives against zero ‰. By the way, the speciality of the “Meißner Fummel” cult bakery is a product protected by German trademark law and thus also a protected name! but no one should stop giving him away anyway, just more personal with pickup. A special feature of the Zieger confectionery is to bake a suitable product H5cm x B8cm x T8cm in a fummel at an additional price. The only prerequisite here is that the baking process is heat-resistant enough to survive without prejudice to the baking process. A great idea, right? Yes and now, nothing like going and watching if there's something to bake... And please don't let the bad events last night from the Berlin Breitscheidplatz keep the Christmas mood. For this sad occasion, today I have finished my assessment in silent memory of the victims and their families and wish them a lot of strength and strength.

Our first visit to the Meißner Christmas market at all also led to the fact that we got really decent appetite for a piece of cake cake cake. Then, by chance, Café Ziegler was on our way from Albrechtsburg and the Cathedral to the Christmas market. Did we have a choice? No, we didn't. So, as the youngest in the round, I was able to quickly climb up the few steps and risk a look inside as a family spy. It is narrow but cozy, small round and also large tables, stylish seating furniture in open space are loosened by small niches. The decoration on the wall recalls the performances of the company, with master letters and awards and many typical industrial utensils. Mutti warned us that she knew for years the reputation and popularity of the Meißner Café. She should be right, it was tight, damn tight with seats. But why shouldn't you be lucky too, because when I was about to turn off, a family was up. So I could, because as the only guest looking out without haste and totally free of violence, conquer the table. In the meantime, the rest of the family stood at the vault and grunted what a culinary delight on whose plate should be destined for consumption. This is also bad in Saxony's cafes, such a large selection of great delicacies. For us a piece of mansion, a piece of chocolate cake, a piece of poppy cleats and a piece of marzipant cake were then tabled. I'd rather have tried all the cakes and cakes, but I shouldn't have eaten for two weeks.... And how tasty the cakes were must be enough to prove that there is no crumb left. The added coffee then tasted really good. Then half an almond cleat and a poppy pie had to believe not to be eaten here but at home. We have made it right to him, so faith can become truth, in the case to a really tasty truth. Incidentally, there is a true story about the famous “Meißner Fummel” here, a delicate slightly fragile pastry that is supposed to have arrived around 1710. The courier of Friedrich August I. von Sachsen, better known to us as August der Starke, was fond of the Meißner wine before or on his rinds between Meißen and Dresden. This was disapproved by the Saxon Kurfürsten. Since he called for a list to stop him without a ban. He read the baker tonnage to produce a slightly fragile pastries. Such a thing the courier had to bring to the Kurfürsten at the same time... The Fummel was “born”. I do not really believe in a list, but rather in the power of the ruler. Due to its fragility, it is also not sent because the chance to deliver it without prejudice to the orderer in principle strives against zero. By the way, the speciality of the cult bakery “Meißner Fummel” is a product protected by the German trademark law and thus also a protected name! but should not stop anyone from being able to give him away anyway, just more personal with pickup. A special feature is offered by the Zieger Confectionery to bake a suitable item H5cm x B8cm x T8cm in the fummel at an extra cost. The only requirement here is that the baking process is heat-resistant enough to survive without prejudice to the baking process. A great idea, right? Yeah and now, nothing like going and looking, whether there's something to bake... And please don't let the bad events from the Berlin Breitscheidplatz last December 19, 2016 keep the Christmas mood. For this reason, today I finish my assessment in silent memory of the victims and their families and wish them a lot of strength and strength.

The cafe is situated close to the famous castle Albrechtsburg in an old house. It offers large variety of pastry and cakes. The cafe also has small bar with restricted list of alcohol drinks. The place it particularly specialized in a traditional local pastry, Fummel....The story behind this product is much interesting that the taste of this very plane but unusually shaped pastry. Despite of very good cakes, the coffee was very average. Interior not historical, but still quite cozy, service was proper

Located in the old town, you have to walk uphill a bit to get here. The walk is worth it. They have a very good array of cakes to choose from and they are tasty. There are generations of the Zieger Family that have...been in the business and there are certificates on the wall proving this. Staff were efficient and friendly. Many local customers were in attendance which is always a good indicator of the quality

We took one cappuccino one ice tea self made it was tasty, and strawberry cake and makarons. Makarons was not really good, the cream was not so good. But coffe and strawberry cake was very tasty