Visited the prettiest milk shop :) Before I came here, I was a little bit afraid if taking photos here is not allowed ( it's probably the rules from long time ago). But it turned out that after Corona, taking some quick shots here is allowed ( as long as you don't interrupt others ). So I'm really so glad that I've captured the beauty here and had a small taste of the milk here. Ofc it tastes much better. And the staffs here are also very friendly. I would recommend everyone who wants to visit here, totally worth it.

The shop is very unique with the decorations. You can order some drinks and sit in the shop...but there is only one table with chairs and another table without chairs. You have to order with the lady and she will come to prepare your drinks. I think it tastes good. There is no toilet in the shop but you can go upstairs to another restaurant and pay money to use it. There is a car park nearby. 1 euro for 40 minutes.

One of the most beautiful shops I've ever seen in my life! If you go there - I recommend to go upstairs to the restaurant.

This dairy products shop is located about 15 minutes away from the city center. The inside is very pretty. You can order something to eat (it is a café mainly) and/or buy not only dairy products such as cheese but regional products as well.

It’s the world’s most beautiful milk shop & rightfully so. They sell dairy products and also organic soaps which smell amazing. Everything about this place will literally take you back in time.

The Guinness-certified ‘world’s most beautiful dairy shop’, founded in 1880, is a riot of hand-painted tiles and enamelled sculpture, all handmade by Villeroy & Boch. Shop is off beaten path, but worth to visit. Amazing interior. In shop you can shop - wines, cheeses, cookies etc.

This place is quite touristy and overhyped in my opinion. The interior is no doubt beautiful, but I won’t go all the way there to taste their food/products.

This place was amazing! Would absolutely recommend. There is a cheese bar, coffee (I got the Mozart coffee which I recommend), wine, cake, etc. My husband and I also had a glass of the milk grappa which was pretty tasty. It is so cute and the staff are lovely.

It’s raining but that shouldn’t stop you from visiting this store / restaurant (located upstairs) in Dresden. Easy to find as the Stadtrundfahrt Haltestelle is just right in front of them. I loved their heiße Schokolade und their Mexikanischen Kaffee. ❤️

The most beautiful dairy store I have even seen, here you can buy or try fresh dairy products 👌🏼 the tiles are amazing, you can spend hours watching them 🥰 friendly staff, I definitely recommend going there after tourists leave 👌🏼 I tried their buttermilk with mango - yummy 🤤

Astonishing beautiful, for anyone, and especially tile lovers. Of course, this is a milk store, where you can buy cheeses, milk, merchandise etc. Lots of sweets and biscuits as well. The only really really annoying thing is, people, anyone, or let's say 90% of visitors are acting like absolute obnoxious tourists. Everybody has to have the best shot of the place, trying so hard, whilst bothering those people who actually are sitting there, in the room next door, trying to enjoy their elderberry Prosecco and cheese platter. They should really only let people in, who want to purchase or eat/drink something. Totally embarassing, the way some act. Like they have to photograph a world wonder. The merchandise is actually cute, and interesting. We bought some sweets. We won't beach I'm afraid, it's just hideous behaviour you cream mainly experience. Beautiful shop and interior.