Practical Information about Reffen

Our staff are always on hand to help guests with special needs. The area where the food stalls and bars are located is flat and asphalted, and there are ramps where there are steps up to a food stall or bar.

Here are disabled toilets and the key to these toilets can be collected from the bars BnW Bar and Drueta. There is also a disabled toilet inside Werkstatt, which doesn't require a key.

Please note that on particularly busy sunny days, the bar and food areas can get crowded and bottlenecks can occur.

Reffen is a big hit for families with children. Here are play areas, a skate park, table tennis, petanque courts and much more. We organise lots of children's activities and serve food that will please taste buds of all ages.

Of course you can visit Reffen with a pram, just be aware that on particularly busy sunny days, the bar and food areas can get crowded and bottlenecks can occur.

Yes, there are changing tables in the disabled toilets at Reffen. The key to these toilets can be collected from the bars BnW Bar and Drueta. There is also a toilet with a changing table inside the disabled toilet in Werkstatt, which doesn't require a key.

Yes, you can bring your dog to Reffen as long as it is on a leash … and well-behaved.

Although you probably have exquisite taste in music and a great sound box, the answer is no, thank you. Enjoy Reffen's tunes instead. We play our own playlists, have resident DJs and lots of live concerts.

We are always on the lookout for new, exciting and delicious street food. So get in touch if you cook something delicious and have serious ambitions to run your own professional food stall at Reffen.

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