Kleines Hofcafé Coffee break in Lokstedt

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The Kleines Hofcafé in Lokstedt proves that big city life and idyllic cosiness need not be contradictory.

A variety of cake creations, classic coffee specialities and refreshing drinks characterise the Kleines Hofcafé in Lokstedt. The combination of backyard romance and vintage design entices visitors to take a coffee break in the municipal Hofcafé. The variety of the menu is due to the symbiosis of German and French specialities. 

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