Heinz Wurst- und Hühnerbraterei Oktoberfest Tent

Offering a classic ambiance with a cosy, real feel, the Heinz Wurst und Hühnerbraterei is a “small” Munich beer festival tent. From its sausage and chicken roastery, it offers a wide range of “Schmankerln” (delights), so presenting strong Bavarian favourites in an energetic yet small space.
basic information
hostsPetra Brenner, Alexander Brenner and Herbert Heilmaier |
capacity384 |
Specialtysmallest tent of the Wiesn |
reservation |
website |
musicUnterbrunner Haderlumpen from 5 p.m. daily |
the history
The Heinz Wurst tent, a classic Oktoberfest institution since 1906, was established by Joseph Heinz and continues as a much-loved family tradition. In its fifth generation now under Petra Brenner, Alexander Brenner, and Herbert Heilmaier, it still provides a friendly, welcoming environment combined with fine Bavarian cuisine. Renowned for its deep-seated heritage and warm atmosphere echoing that of Munich’s St. Paul’s Church—the tent is a place not to be missed by those who desire true Oktoberfest hospitality.
Beer
Heinz Wurst und Hühnerbraterei pairs its robust cuisine with the famous Paulaner Oktoberfest beer, a clean, malt-forward brew that ideal for savoury foods. Apart from beer, the tent provides soft drinks, wines, and non-alcoholic alternatives to guarantee a comprehensive dining experience for every visitor.
Heinz Wurst- und Hühnerbraterei menu
The tent honours the rich legacy of Bavarian cuisine utilizing rustic tastes and time-honoured recipes. The menu contains
- Meat Lovers: Bavarian classics like Hendl (crispy roasted chicken with juicy meat), Bratwurst (herb-infused pork sausages), and Schweinshaxe (succulent pork knuckle).
- Vegetarian & Vegan Options: hearty Käsespätzle (cheesy egg noodles with fried onions) or a lighter Gemischter Salat (mixed salad with vinaigrette). Note: Käsespätzle is vegetarian; request vegan adjustments if needed.
- Desserts: Savor traditional sweets like Apfelstrudel (warm apple-cinnamon pastry with vanilla sauce) and Kaiserschmarrn (caramelized shredded pancakes).
opening hours
Monday to Friday: 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM.
Saturday and sunday: from 9:00 AM to 10:30 PM.
reservations
In order to guarantee seats for the forthcoming Oktoberfest season, Heinz Wurst und Hühnerbraterei will open its reservation portal for table reservations in May 2025. For the precise launch date and reservation information, keep checking their official website.
tent Location and accessibility
With its prime location on Wirtsbudenstrasse, Heinz Wurst und Hühnerbraterei provides Oktoberfest attendees with unrivalled access. It’s easily accessible by Munich’s underground system, with Theresienwiese U-Bahn station (U4/U5 lines) and Goetheplatz U-Bahn station (U3/U6 lines) just a short distance away. The Hackerbrücke S-Bahn station is easily reachable by foot for individuals who would rather travel overground, guaranteeing smooth connectivity.