KeXerei — Local services in Dresden

Nice Staff, cute Store interior, big Sortiment and a sweet atmosphere and even sweeter cookies, too sweet for my taste. The cookies are more crunchy and dry so don’t expect soft, chewy goodness. We got the small pack of mixed cookies and one of each rainbow, Stracciatella and cinnamon cookie and schweineohren - we didn’t finish them because they tasted basic and too sweet and the Schweinsohr was ok but also not crunchy enough on the other hand. We expected more for the price. It‘s a touristy place, if you don’t mind it’s a nice stop but for me...

人生初のドイツで、素敵なクッキー屋さんに出会いました🍪🇩🇪 ドレスデン旧市街を歩いていて見つけた、可愛いクッキー専門店「Keks-Kultur」。

店内には壁一面にクッキーがずらり！なんとグルテンフリーのクッキーも5種類あり、びっくり＆感動…！✨ チョコチップ、プレーン、ミックスなど、どれも素朴で甘さ控えめ、サクッと軽い食感でとても美味しかったです。

ナッツやデーツ、じゃがいもベースのものなど、日本ではなかなか出会えない味もあり、旅先での嬉しい出会いになりました。

グルテンフリーやヴィーガン対応のお菓子を探している方にはぜひおすすめです！ ドレスデン観光の合間に、ふらっと立ち寄ってみてほしいお店です🌿

📍Keks-Kultur Dresden （Altmarkt近くの路地裏／旧市街のカフェ通り沿い） ヴィーガン・グルテンフリー・など取り扱いあり

A sweet gluten-free surprise in Dresden! 🍪🇩🇪 While strolling through the beautiful old town of Dresden, I stumbled upon the cutest little cookie shop — Keks-Kultur.

To my surprise, they had five different types of gluten-free cookies! From chocolate chip to nut-based and even potato or date-sesame flavors — each one was delicious, with a light and crispy texture.

It felt like such a warm welcome from Germany, especially for someone who usually has limited options when traveling gluten-free.

If you’re looking for vegan or gluten-free treats in Dresden, this cozy shop is a must-visit! A lovely hidden gem near Altmarkt.

📍 Keks-Kultur Dresden (Side street near Altmarkt, along the café-lined path in the old town) Offers gluten-free,...

Nice place but be carefyl if you are a foreigner....We bought bisquits which costed around 40 euros and they charged us 70 euros. We paid and left and we quickly reaised the mistake,we returned and enquired the mistake and they quickly agreed and corrected it. I have the impression that they tried to took advantage of the fact that we donot speak...