We are a locale and place to hang out in the Old Town of Haapsalu. In the summertime, you can enjoy a selection of various refreshing cocktails or cold beers, as well as warm yourself with a cup of hot chocolate next to the Herman’s fireplace during the colder times. Our menu and drinks selection are both plentiful enough for everyone to find something for themselves. A full stomach is guaranteed!
If you’re looking for a place to spend time with friends, family or enjoy your own company, then Herman is definitely the place to visit! We offer board games and sport channels for entertainment and sometimes we even have a DJ in the house.

There is also a guest house with 3 rooms located on the second floor of our building.

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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Pub Kogre Kõrts is a place where you can enjoy the smell, colours and sounds of nature and the sea. The pub is ideal for various gatherings; we can seat up to 100 people.

Come and spend a day outside by the sea!

A boat trip on a fishing boat followed by a refreshing “fisherman’s dinner” in the fishermen’s pub Kogre Kõrts. Sounds good, doesn’t it?

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.

The highlighting features of Müüriääre Café are paintings by Epp-Maria Kokamägi, furniture by Jaak Arro and ceramics by Liisu Arro. As you walk in, the first thing you notice is the aroma of freshly-baked pastry which makes you feel like you are at you grandma’s house. Cushions, candles, salt lamps and a small fireplace add to the cozy ambience of the place. There are newspapers and magazines for adults to read and a boxful of rag dolls for children to play with.

Interesting to know: Making a choice is not easy. Try various salads, pasties, sandwiches, rolls and, of course, Müüriääre Café cakes.

Saare-Mõisa Coffee Shop in Noarootsi serves you coffee and delicious cakes, also salads and soft drinks. The café is only open during summertime, otherwise upon advance notice.
Good to know: After visiting the café, go an see Lyckholm Museum and Saare Manor, also the nature trails in Silma Nature Reserve.