Hackescher Hof can host private dinners, receptions and business events for up to 180 guests in the center of Berlin. The restaurant sits at Rosenthaler Straße 40-41 in Berlin Mitte, directly at Hackescher Markt, and offers two separate rooms: the Endell Saal for up to 75 guests and the Art Deco Saal for up to 105.
Seminars and company events
The restaurant accepts both business and private events and asks organisers to use its event request form for larger celebrations and group bookings. The two rooms suit client dinners, team evenings, year-end parties and receptions that centre on a meal. The site does not describe seminar equipment, so a daytime meeting with presentation technology should be clarified with the team first. The kitchen serves modern German cuisine built on regional products, and the house runs separate lunch, evening and seasonal menus, a breakfast offer and a wine list focused on small producers.
Rooms and capacities
The Endell Saal holds up to 75 guests. It was designed by August Endell in 1906 and is divided from the main restaurant by a partition made of antique glass. The original coffered ceiling is preserved, archive photographs tell the story of the Hackesche Höfe, and the room looks onto the Art Nouveau courtyard. Hundreds of filament bulbs and Art Deco lamps provide the lighting.
The Art Deco Saal holds up to 105 guests. It has the atmosphere of a 1920s brasserie, with hand-printed wallpaper after a design by Peter Brandt, leather benches, Art Deco chandeliers and its own bar. Large windows give a view of the activity on Hackescher Markt. Used together, the two rooms reach a total capacity of 180 guests.
Catering
Catering comes from the restaurant's own kitchen. The cuisine is regional and modern, and the team prefers producers from the surrounding countryside, organic farming where possible. Menus change with the season. The site also lists a New Year's Eve program for 2026-2027, which shows that the house organises set-menu evenings for larger groups.
History and setting
The Hackesche Höfe were built in 1906 and 1907 by Berndt and Endell. With eight courtyards, they were one of the largest building complexes in Europe at the time. A wine restaurant called Neumann occupied the site on Rosenthaler Straße until 1927. After the restoration of the courtyards, the restaurant and café Hackescher Hof opened on the same spot in 1996. Today it presents itself as the grand restaurant of the Hackesche Höfe: a grand café by day and a brasserie in the evening.
Getting there
The restaurant is at Hackescher Markt in Berlin Mitte. The S-Bahn station of the same name is at the door, and the square is also served by tram lines. Many hotels, galleries and offices of the district are within walking distance, which helps when guests arrive from several places. Events with more than a handful of guests are arranged through the event request form on the restaurant's website, with the team confirming the room, the menu and the time slot.
