Café Schafheutle

Café Schafheutle at Hauptstraße ninety-four is recognizable by its elegant, classic interior featuring stucco and mirrors, as well as a conservatory that overlooks a quiet, hidden garden. While the storefront appears modest from the street, the property stretches deep into the block, occupying a site with a layered history that dates back to the sixteenth century, when it served as an Elector’s garden. Over time, the land hosted mulberry trees for silk production and later a tobacco factory before transitioning into its current use as a coffee house in nineteen thirty-three.