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Café und Weinstube Harmes "Im Hinterhof"

Café und Weinstube Harmes sits in a historic courtyard in Wachtendonk, serving fresh coffee, cake and drinks amid old house walls and antiques.

Café und Weinstube Harmes "Im Hinterhof" is a café and wine bar in Wachtendonk that invites you to linger among historic house walls and furnishings decorated with antiques.

At a Glance

Type
café and wine bar
Setting
historic courtyard on Weinstraße
On offer
fresh coffee, cake and a selection of drinks
Highlight
furnishings with antiques between old house walls
In summer
seating in the cosy alley
Address
Weinstraße 12, 47669 Wachtendonk
Google rating
4.7 (250 reviews)

Ambience & Offerings

The venue is tucked into a historic courtyard. Between the old house walls, a carefully assembled interior and antiques shape the character of the place. The menu features freshly brewed coffee and cake, along with a range of drinks for refreshment.

In Summer

During the warmer months, life moves outdoors: the alley offers space to spend relaxed hours in the sun and fresh air.

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Address

Weinstraße 12
47669 Wachtendonk

Hours

Di: 14:00–19:00

Mi: 14:00–19:00

Fr: 14:00–19:00

Sa: 14:00–19:00

So: 10:00–19:00

Contact

02836 7245

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