Cafe Restaurant Ferdinand

Stumbling across delightful towns is one of the hazards of travelling around slightly aimlessly, and the Hanseatic and Imperial City of Soest was such a visit of happenstance.After a look inside the delightful churches of St Patroclus of Troyes (who he, Ed?) And St Peter, it was important to have some lunch. Café Ferdinand was the choice.Just a couple of salads, but nicely presented. Friendly service - generally gemütlich.

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We were greeted with an "on the house" home-made tomato soup just after we ordered our meal!We took an ox stake and a portion of mediterranean vegetables - just perfect!The only "minus" of the place is that unfortunately the kitchen is only opened until 1pm on Sundays, otherwise just great!

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good traditional german food, in a lovely building with modern décor. nice service and reasonable prices.

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