Kachelhaus

The Kachelhaus in Bielefeld's Old Town combines historic architecture with a modern, lounge-like atmosphere and offers house-made cuisine that focuses on regional produce and fresh ingredients. The menu includes breakfast buffets and seasonal dishes alongside classics such as Wiener schnitzel, burgers with steakhouse fries, and vegetarian options featuring pumpkin or mushrooms. In the evenings, selected cocktails and spritzers are on the menu, while changing lunch offerings are available for a midday break. The building, erected in 1928 by architect Paul Löwenthal, is an unmistakable eye-catcher in the city thanks to its green Meissen tile facade. Besides the main area, the restaurant has separate, quiet rooms that are suitable for private conversations or small celebrations. The kitchen deliberately avoids artificial colorings and preservatives, relying instead on fresh herbs and natural sea salts. Guests can enjoy breakfast, lunch, or dinner here and make the house a place for long evenings and relaxed hours.

Source: www.kachelhaus-bielefeld.de · retrieved 11/12/2026 · Text generated by a language model from the website's information, no guarantee of accuracy