Café Kafee Den Hoek — Weelde

Detached Art Deco café, entered in the land registry in 1939, made up of a two-storey block and a lower perpendicular wing under a complex overhanging roof with characteristic dormers and chimney. The façades combine yellow brick with brown brick panels, with decorative elements in red faience and sills in black faience; on the ground floor, a covered terrace fronts the entrance beneath a rounded concrete canopy on brick piers. The upper floor has a cut-away corner, a closed rounded balcony and a continuous timber cornice; inside, the bar room keeps its original ceramic tiled floor. It is recorded in the Flemish architectural heritage inventory.

Translated from the French original.