De Koffie Pot is a rustic riverside café-bar located on Gwynne Street in Hereford, set within the historic Left Bank Village beside the River Wye. The venue forms part of the wider Left Bank Village complex, which includes multiple event spaces, bars and cultural venues overlooking the River Wye. Its central position places it just a short walk from Hereford Cathedral and the city’s main shopping streets, making it a convenient stop for both locals and visitors exploring the area.
The venue is known for its relaxed atmosphere, characterful décor and easy, community-focused vibe, which have made it a long-standing favourite among Hereford residents. The café offers both indoor seating and extensive outdoor areas, including riverside decking, marquees, parasols and firepits, creating a welcoming setting throughout the year. A bandstand hosts regular live music, and the outdoor space is also used for film screenings and seasonal events.
De Koffie Pot serves a broad menu of hearty, wholesome dishes, with options ranging from cooked breakfasts, pastries and light lunches to burgers, sharing boards, pizzas, salads and classic British mains. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free menus are available, and the café is known for its freshly made cakes and locally roasted coffee. The bar offers local ales, craft beers, wines and cocktails, reflecting its dual identity as both a café and a pub.
The venue is also a lively cultural hub, hosting live music, open-mic nights, spoken-word events, DJ sets and art exhibitions in its upstairs gallery space. The upstairs area, with views over the river, can also be hired for private events, including weddings and meetings.
With its riverside setting, varied menu and strong community presence, De Koffie Pot stands as one of Hereford’s most distinctive and welcoming dining destinations.