Weinhaus Neuner hosts company dinners, Christmas parties and private celebrations for up to 120 guests in three rooms that can be booked separately or combined. The house stands at Herzogspitalstrasse 8 in the old town of Munich, a few minutes on foot from Marienplatz, and describes itself as the oldest wine house in the city.
Seminars and company events
The events team lists corporate events and Christmas parties among its main bookings. The format is a seated meal rather than a working day: a team dinner after an off-site meeting, a client evening during a trade fair, an anniversary dinner for a department or the annual Christmas party. The Restaurant can be booked exclusively for up to 80 guests, which gives a company the main room to itself. For a standing start, the Schwemme works as a reception area before guests move to their tables. One dedicated events contact handles planning from the first enquiry to the final details.
Weddings and receptions
The house hosts festive and family gatherings and private celebrations such as birthdays. Weddings are not presented as a specific offer, so a wedding dinner or rehearsal dinner should be discussed directly with the team.
Rooms and capacities
Three rooms are offered. The Schwemme, historically a meeting place for the citizens of Munich, has handmade high tables and suits receptions and smaller groups. The Stube seats up to 50 guests among wood-paneled walls with hand-painted vines. The Restaurant takes up to 80 guests and can be hired exclusively, with high ceilings, historic paneling, carvings and murals. The rooms can be combined depending on the occasion, for a total of up to 120 people.
Catering
The kitchen prepares seasonal set menus that mix classic and modern dishes, with Bavarian, festive or vegetarian options adapted to the group. Banquet brochures with menu suggestions are published by season, including a Christmas edition for November and December. Wine sits at the heart of the house, and the list can be matched to the menu. The kitchen serves lunch and dinner every day, which allows both business lunches and evening events.
History and setting
Weinhaus Neuner traces a history of several centuries in the old town and presents itself as Munich's oldest wine house. The interiors keep their historic character: paneling, carvings, painted walls and decorated ceilings. For a foreign delegation or visiting clients, the setting offers a traditional Munich evening without leaving the city center.
Getting there
Herzogspitalstrasse lies in the pedestrian heart of the old town, between Karlsplatz and Marienplatz. Karlsplatz (Stachus) and Marienplatz are served by the S-Bahn and U-Bahn, and Munich Central Station is a short walk away. The S-Bahn links the city center with Munich Airport, so guests arriving by plane can reach the house without a car. Parking in the old town is limited, so public transport or a taxi is the easier option for a group.
