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Café Kälberstall

Farm café in the Lower Rhine region set in a former calf barn converted in 2012 – offering breakfast, cake, a play meadow for children and an event barn.

Family-friendly

Café Kälberstall sits amid the countryside of the Lower Rhine region and occupies a former calf barn that was converted into a farm café in 2012. The menu features breakfast, cake and a small lunch selection.

At a Glance

Type
farm café
Conversion
2012, from a former calf barn
Indoor seating
44 in the guest room
Outdoor seating
more than 80 on the terrace, partly covered and heated
For families
large playground and play meadow for children
Celebrations
event barn for up to 199 people
Address
Kusenweg 2, 47669 Wachtendonk
Google rating
4.6 (283 reviews)

Celebrations & Weddings

The event barn accommodates up to 199 people for private celebrations, with the team on hand to help organise them. Café Kälberstall is also an official wedding venue of the municipality of Wachtendonk: civil ceremonies can take place on the meadow, indoors or in the event barn.

Contact & Reservations

Reservations can be made online via the homepage or by WhatsApp at 0172/2090902. The address is Kusenweg 2, 47669 Wachtendonk.

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Address

Kusenweg 2
47669 Wachtendonk

Hours

Mo: 09:30–14:00

Sa: 09:30–18:00

So: 09:30–18:00

Contact

0172 2090902

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