A cozy kitchen in Haapsalu’s Old Town smells like baking bread!

During this sourdough baking workshop, we will learn why leavened grain products are good and go through all the stages of baking bread. We will start with sourdough and its cultivation, feeding, and preservation. We will discuss which flour and tools to choose and the main mistakes to avoid. We will cover the best decorating methods and necessary tools. And, of course, we will reward ourselves with fresh, warm sourdough or yeast bread.

You can bring all this knowledge home and surprise your family with baked bread!

We love wine and we love bubbles!

We offer a wide selection of sparkling wines, white, rosé, and red wines, as well as delicious snacks and a cosy atmosphere. We also offer ILLY coffee, tea, and other non-alcoholic beverages.

We organise various trainings and tastings of wine and other alcoholic drinks, as well as joint cooking events. The rooms can be booked for events. The outdoor terrace is open in summer.

We offer trainings on drinks throughout the year.  Come and enjoy!

In addition to a wide selection of pizzas, you should also try different salads, fresh buns, soups, French fries and hamburgers. The inside of the room seats 20 people.
Good to know: You can also order a pizza by phone and it will be delivered to your home.

Wiigi Café, which was named after its location (Väike Viik), is located in Haapsalu. It is perfect for business and family lunches or dinners, birthdays, celebrations, or any other events. The menu includes a wide selection of dishes from appetisers to desserts. There is a cosy terrace in the café which offers a wonderful view.

Café Dietrich has an impressive history; the creators of the new Hapsal Dietrich café are two families whose passion and hobbies include cooking, enjoying food, love for little cafés and respect for the history and old architecture of Haapsalu, as well as for furniture from the First Republic. Therefore, the café features decorative elements from the First Republic era, and we have tried to decorate it as it might have looked a century ago.
For more information, please visit our homepage at www.dietrich.ee/en/.

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