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Bergische Kaffeetafel is a regional afternoon specialty, served mostly around the castle Schloss Burg, located in Burg an der Wupper. In local dialect people sa... read more Bergische Kaffeetafel is a regional afternoon specialty, served mostly around the castle Schloss Burg, located in Burg an der Wupper. In local dialect people say “Koffendrenken met allem dröm an dran” which can roughly be translated as “coffee and all that goes with it”. The...“Bergische Kaffeetafel” at the Burghof pp) is served with coffee from the Dröppelmina (a large tin coffee pot), dark coarse rye bread called Schwarzbrot, a somewhat lighter rye-wheat mix bread called Bergisches Landbrot, sweet white raisin bread called Bergische Rosinenstuten, heartshaped waffles called Bergische Waffel, strawberry marmalade, quark, rice pudding with sugar and cinnamon, warm cherries, homemade Zwieback (a biscuit like kind of rusk), Burger pretzels, butter, cheese and bacon. Once having entered the Café Burghof hospitality and service with a smile was ours. Most visitors were German, but the friendly waitress/owner speaks English quite well. We first enjoyed this extensive afternoon meal at the Burghof by chance when visiting Burg an der Wupper and its castle in August Since we liked it very much we visited the Burghof once again last week on our return trip from a holiday in the more northern part of Germany. If you want to taste the coffee and all the things that go with it, the Café Burghof should be on your list. It won’t be the last time they’ve seen us over there.

The mountain coffee table is a regional afternoon speciality, which is served mainly around the castle in burg an der wupper. “Caffolding meets all the comforts... read more The mountain coffee table is a regional afternoon speciality, which is served mainly around the castle in burg an der wupper. “Caffolding meets all the comforts of it” is said in dialect, which can be translated with “coffee and all that belongs to it”. the.