Terrace
heated · all year round
The cosiest terrace in Bergen sits right across from the Ruïnekerk. And because it’s heated, you can sit outside in March or November too.
Locals catching up, tourists fresh from the museum, walkers on their way to the dunes. You order a coffee, and before you know it, it’s drinks.
No need to book. For groups of six or more, we’re happy to reserve a table.
The terrace at a glance
Location
At the front, right across from the Ruïnekerk, in the heart of the village
Heated
Open all year, in spring and autumn too
Booking
Not needed; from six people we keep a table for you
Menu
The same menu as inside, from breakfast to dinner
Dogs
Welcome on a lead
Children
Children’s menu, colouring books and games
At the back
A spacious conservatory overlooking the garden, with changing art
From morning to evening
Every season
Spring
King’s Day: the first terrace party of the year.
Summer
Lichtjesavond: the village full of lights.
Autumn
Kunst10Daagse: see art, then warm up on the terrace.
Winter
Christmas: a warm drink with the church in festive mood.
Good to know
Do I need to book a seat on the terrace?
No, just walk in: first come, first served. We only ask groups of six or more to book, and we’ll keep a table for you.
Can I have lunch or dinner on the terrace?
Yes, outside you order from the same menu as inside: from coffee and cake to lunch, drinks and dinner.
What if it rains or gets cold?
The terrace is heated, so it’s comfortable in spring and autumn too. If it gets too wet, move inside or into the conservatory overlooking the garden.
Can I sit on the terrace with a group?
Of course. Mention in your group request that you’d like to sit outside and we’ll take it into account.
Are children and dogs welcome on the terrace?
Both. There’s a children’s menu, and dogs on a lead are welcome, inside and out.
Where can I leave my bike or car?
Park your bike right outside. By car, park in the centre of Bergen; see the Contact & directions page.