New: Brotkäppchen breakfast café in the old town of Hall in Tyrol

The popular Café Lizette on Langer Graben is now called “Frühstückscafé Brotkäppchen”. Iris Schenker, a 32-year-old from Absam, is now running this popular little café with a few minor changes.

A breath of fresh air within old walls ...

When the young entrepreneur read about her predecessor’s retirement (anyone who knows Lizette Zöschg will find that hard to believe…), it was clear that her long search for a suitable location for her culinary dream had come to a happy conclusion: “I’d already worked at Café Morgenbrot in Hall, but during the pandemic I decided to take a more secure job. Since then, however, I’ve always been on the lookout for premises to open my own breakfast café.”

The decision to take over the business was made quickly, as Iris and Lizette share a common past: “We’ve known each other since I was a child, when I used to have dance lessons with her at the age of five. So we quickly came to an agreement, and I’m very grateful to her for her support and her willingness to help. I was even able to help out at her café before the handover, so I could get to know the routines as well as the regulars.”

... and plenty of familiar and tried-and-tested things

As for their favourite café, the young entrepreneur can reassure them that there won’t be any major changes. “I want to bring my own touch and ideas to the table – that applies to the décor, but also to the food. However, I’ll be keeping the cosy, family-friendly atmosphere, so that all our long-standing guests – as well as new ones – are sure to feel at home.”

“My aim is for my guests of all ages to feel well looked after when it comes to the atmosphere, the food and the drinks. As well as the typical breakfast menu, there are also special brunch options, waffles and homemade cakes. Local and home-made produce such as bread, jams and spreads are also at the heart of the culinary offering. As I’m also open in the evenings on two occasions, I naturally serve Aperol and the like for cosy after-work chats.”

Iris Schenker is really looking forward to welcoming guests to the Brotkäppchen. She is also happy to host receptions, children’s birthday parties or celebrations for up to 35 people.

Opening hours for the Brotkäppchen breakfast café in Hall in Tirol

Opening hours:
Monday from 8.30 am to 2 pm
Tuesday & Wednesday: closed
Thursday and Friday from 8.30 am to 2 pm and 5 pm to 10 pm
Saturday from 8.30 am to 2 pm
Sunday from 8.30 am to 1 pm

Contact: Brotkäppchen Breakfast Café, Hall in Tirol

Brotkäppchen | Langer Graben – Oberer Stadtplatz 8, Hall in Tirol
Tel. 0676/780 65 77
kontakt@brotkaeppchen.at
Instagram: www.instagram.com/cafe.brotkaeppchen/

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