Heuriger Sirbu hosts company parties, weddings, birthdays, anniversaries and christenings for up to 60 guests. Groups can book the main room for 60, a conservatory for 30, the Winzerhaus for 22 or an original car from the Vienna Ferris wheel for 16. This family-run wine tavern stands among the vineyards of the Nussberg, on Kahlenberger Strasse in Vienna's 19th district, with a view over the city.
Seminars and company events
The tavern sells company parties rather than meetings: a team evening, a client dinner or an end-of-season party with wine from the house's own vineyards and a Viennese buffet. The Ferris wheel car, an original car from Vienna's giant wheel, seats 16 and is offered for company events and private parties; it is booked with one of the set buffets, for groups of 10 or more. The official site lists no meeting equipment, so the venue suits social events, not working sessions.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are among the occasions the tavern names. A wedding party can take the main room for 60 guests, with the terraces and the garden around it, and the Winzerhaus terrace for an aperitif with a view.
Rooms and capacities
The main room in the tavern seats 60. The bright conservatory takes up to 30. The Winzerhaus, the winemaker's house, holds 22 and opens onto a terrace with a wide view. The Ferris wheel car seats 16. Two open terraces and a garden with a playground complete the site, and a bench away from the tavern looks out over the vines.
Catering
The Heuriger works as a traditional self-service buffet. For groups of 20 or more, the house asks organizers to choose one of three set buffets so that guests do not queue. They range from a cold Heuriger platter of spreads, cured meats and cheese to a full menu with starters, a mixed platter of roast pork, chicken and sausages, a spinach strudel, dumplings and sauerkraut, seasonal salads and apple or curd strudel. A vegan option can be arranged. All wines come from the family's own production on the Nussberg slopes: Grüner Veltliner, Wiener Gemischter Satz, Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc, Zweigelt and a house frizzante.
History and setting
The family has run a Heuriger in the area since 1954, when the grandfather bought a historic house in Nussdorf from Kremsmünster Abbey and later opened the tavern on the Nussberg below the Kahlenberg. The winery now farms with ecological methods. From the terraces, guests look over Vienna, the Kahlenberg and the Leopoldsberg.
Getting there
The address is Kahlenberger Strasse 210, 1190 Vienna. Bus 38A runs to the Kahlenberg, then a 15-minute walk leads down to the tavern; a taxi is the other option. The Heuriger opens from Tuesday to Saturday in season and closes for winter from November to April, so events are planned for the warmer months.
