Kaffeediele Degersen

Kaffeediele Degersen is a small, weekend-only café nestled in the village of Degersen, just outside Wennigsen (Deister). It’s a spot that clearly appeals to those who appreciate a relaxed pause during a bike ride or a walk through the nearby Gehrdener Berg and surrounding fields. Visitors often stop by for homemade cakes and coffee, making it a natural rest point to warm up or recharge.

The atmosphere inside is cozy and unpretentious, with a quaint, slightly rustic charm that invites lingering rather than rushing. In warmer months, outdoor seating is available, offering a pleasant spot to enjoy a slice of one of their signature tortes—such as Schoko-torte, Käsekuchen Marzipan Mohn, or Kirschsahnekuchen—while soaking in the village pace. It’s a quiet corner where locals and visitors alike can enjoy the slower rhythm of a weekend.

While the café clearly takes pride in their homemade cakes, which many find delicious, the experience can vary depending on staff interaction. Several guests note the friendliness and attentive service during brunch times, where table service adds a leisurely feel. However, some visitors hope for more consistent hospitality and attention to food handling standards.

With prices starting around €4.60, Kaffeediele Degersen leans toward a premium slice of cake and coffee experience rather than a grab-and-go. This aligns well with its role as a destination rather than a casual stop. It’s ideal for those who want a restful weekend treat rather than daily caffeine fixes.

In sum, this café suits locals and travelers who enjoy a tranquil setting to savor well-made cake and coffee, especially after outdoor activities. Its limited opening times (weekends only) emphasize a slower, intentional visit—perfect for recovering from a bracing Deister bike ride or leisurely Deister hike before heading home.