A true gem of the Quasimodo Café is the big summer patio. Based on the historic design, it was remodelled in 1998, so the architectural connection between the 'Theater des Westens' and the 'Delphi Filmpalast', as designed by the architect Bernhard Sehring, is visible again. Sehring had designed the area of today’s patio as a Mediterranean mansion garden, which was taken up again with stone elements as pillars, vases, reliefs and decorated walls. The monumental Emperor’s stairway was also rebuild and leads up to the former main entrance of the ‘Theater des Westens’, now its side entrance.

250 seats are available on the patio for our guests, the chairs and tables are made of wood, which emphasize the Mediterranean style. Lime and sycamore trees are providing shade and inviting for a stay.

This unique architectural mix between the 'Delphi Palast', 'Theater des Westens, the New 'Kranzler Eck', the Kant Triangle, The Savoy Hotel and the Ludwig-Erhard-Building of the Chamber of Commerce contribute to a relaxing stay with the urban charm.