The Krameramtsstuben is a traditional Hamburg restaurant that can be booked for events, celebrations and meetings of 15 to 60 guests in separate rooms, with 125 seats in the whole house. It stands in a historic alley next to the baroque church of St. Michaelis, known as the Michel, in the heart of Hamburg.
Seminars and company events
The restaurant presents itself as a venue for events, celebrations and conferences that want a setting rooted in Hamburg tradition. Groups can book a room exclusively, and the team prepares menu proposals on request. For a company dinner, a client evening or a small meeting with a meal, the room sizes below cover groups from a board table of 15 to a full floor of 60.
The official site does not list meeting technology or daytime packages, so ask about screens, music and schedule when you inquire. The restaurant adds that musical highlights in Hanseatic style can be booked on request.
Rooms and capacities
The Schankstube, the former tavern room, can be booked exclusively for up to 18 people.
The first floor takes up to 60 people, which makes it the largest private space.
The Hamburg Room takes up to 50 people.
Brahm's Room is the smallest, with up to 15 people, suited to a board lunch or a closed dinner.
The total capacity of the restaurant is 125 seats. A group that wants the whole house should ask about a full buyout of the restaurant, since the site only describes exclusive booking by room.
Catering
The kitchen combines traditional Hamburg cuisine with modern touches. The menu includes classics such as Lobscouse and Pannfisch alongside dishes influenced by present-day German cooking. Exclusive menu proposals for groups are prepared on request.
The restaurant is open Tuesday to Sunday from noon to 11 p.m., and the kitchen serves until 9 p.m. Event requests can be sent by e-mail or by phone.
History and setting
The alley is described as an authentic piece of Hamburg history, with typical Hamburg house construction. The houses were originally built as residences for grocers' widows, and today they hold the restaurant. The setting sits beside the Michel, a landmark of the city, and offers a quiet spot away from the pace of the center.
Getting there
The Krameramtsstuben are in Hamburg's city center, next to the St. Michaelis church. The official site does not list public transport or parking, so check the route with the team when you plan arrivals for a group. There is no accommodation on site. Guests who stay overnight need to book a hotel in the city.
