Restaurant

Architecture Meets Pleasure

The 1328 Restaurant & Bar combines extraordinary architecture, high-quality design, and gourmet Mediterranean cuisine to create a unique experience. With great attention to detail, a restaurant has been created where the quality of craftsmanship is evident not only on the plate but also in the design of every room.

Ground Floor

Enjoy the unique view of Dresden’s Frauenkirche from our sun terrace, or experience the lively atmosphere on the ground floor, with a mix of high tables, traditional seating, and our open kitchen, where appetizers and desserts are freshly prepared right before your eyes.

1st floor

The first floor features stylish dining areas and cozy lounges. Carefully selected materials and numerous custom-made pieces give the restaurant its distinctive character.

2nd floor

On the second floor, you’ll find an exclusive event space with flexible seating arrangements, an elegant lounge, and the Dresden Procession of the Princes, designed specifically for the 1328.

Are you planning an event?

Whether it's a business dinner, a family gathering, or a special occasion—we'd be happy to provide you with a customized quote based on your preferences.

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Why 1328?

The name 1328 is much more than just a number—it stands for history, tradition, and the courage to break new ground. In 1328, the cornerstone of the Augustiner Brewery was laid. To this day, the name Augustiner stands for the art of brewing, the highest quality, and exceptional hospitality. These values also form the foundation of our restaurant.

Together with the Edith Haberland Wagner Foundation, the majority owner of the Augustiner Brewery, the idea was born to create a restaurant that combines tradition and modernity in a unique way, with great attention to detail. The result is a Mediterranean-inspired restaurant concept featuring fine dining, where the concept of culinary enjoyment is constantly reinterpreted.

A Space for Exquisite Delights

In designing the 1328 | Restaurant & Bar, interior designer Bernhard Machacek drew inspiration from the color palettes and design languages of two eras: Art Deco meets Bauhaus. Colors such as wine red and dark green provide striking accents, while warm tones define the design of the floors, furniture, and walls. The cozy, dark look of the “smoked oak” contrasts with elegant brass and gold details to create an elegant yet inviting atmosphere.

The lighting design in the 1328 features more than 40 frosted-glass fixtures, whose play of light is reflected in the brass trim and, in combination with floor-to-ceiling mirrors, creates a sense of spaciousness.

Clean lines and geometric shapes highlight the carefully selected materials and come together to create a harmonious overall look that, with its timeless elegance and modern chic, invites you to enjoy unforgettable evenings in good company.