Wally’s Kaffeehaus

Oh, take me back to Wally’s! Simple but superb — my breakfast of cheeses, meats, tomato, egg and (amazingly good) toast was one of the best brekkies I’ve ever eaten! If only I didn’t live so far away…

Wally’s Kaffeehaus is located upstairs of Wally’s Delicatessen and is their restaurant arm of the business. I really think it deserves its own business page separate of the actual shop although the two obviously go hand in hand.
~ Atmosphere:
It’s just a tiny place. The stairs leading up to the restaurant from Wally’s Delicatessen only have room for one person and during busy periods you might need to squeeze past quite a few people. The café itself is quite tiny as well but there are plenty of tables available. However, it’s not good for large groups mind.
~ Customer Service:
Quite good. The food came out promptly and we were served almost immediately despite how busy the café was!
~ Food:
I came here for lunch so I can’t comment on their breakfasts. They do quite a few different varieties of open sandwiches that all sounds very appetising. Since it was around Christmas-​time, they also had a seasonal turkey, cranberry, and stuffing sandwich on offer.
However, my partner and I opted for a sharing platter, the Wurst & Kase Aufschnitt for £15.50 (for 2 people to share). On the platter was an assortment of continental sausages, hams, soft and hard cheese, balsamic onions, feta stuffed red peppers, olives, and wholemeal bread and cheese biscuits. It was all very lovely and I especially enjoyed those feta stuffed red peppers! Even though my partner and I are normally big eaters, the platter was more than enough for the both of us anyway.
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I’d definitely come back to Wally’s not just to browse their amazing shop downstairs, but their Kaffeehaus is also amazing. I highly recommend not missing out on this one!