15 Best Wine Bars in Munich

Set on Westenriederstraße in Munich, Max & Moritz Weinbar pairs a broad wine focus with an easygoing, music-backed atmosphere. Its selection balances classic bottles with newer discoveries , making it well suited to both familiar orders and a more exploratory glass.

Künstler’s Weinbar & Weinhandel occupies a corner by Johannisplatz in Haidhausen, with outdoor tables and a relaxed neighbourhood atmosphere. Its wine selection focuses on producers chosen with passion, while the food offering gives the bar a comfortable all-evening character rather than making it purely a tasting counter.

GRAPES Weinbar brings a broad, changing wine selection to the heart of Munich, from approachable glasses for newcomers to rarities for experienced wine enthusiasts. The elegant, low-lit interior feels intimate while still leaving room for dinner, late-night drinks or a relaxed glass at the bar.

TRICHARDS Restaurant. Weinbar in Munich’s Lehel focuses on refined seasonal cooking paired with German and international wines. The menu moves from oysters, beef tartare and handmade pasta to seafood, lamb and carefully prepared meat dishes, with the wine selection designed to support a full dinner rather than just a quick glass.

Toskana Weinhandlung & Weinbar is a Munich wine shop and tasting spot with a strong focus on Italian bottles, especially wines from Tuscany and other family-run estates. The range also reaches Argentina, Portugal, Israel, Krems and the Mosel, creating room for both familiar styles and less obvious discoveries.

manu. weinbar & restaurant is a Munich restaurant built around a compact food menu and a stronger wine focus. The small plates and main dishes invite sharing or an informal dinner, with options that include beef tartare, aubergine with lentils and Ossobuco. A well-chosen wine list gives the meal its clearest identity.

In Munich’s Glockenbachviertel, Weinbar Garbo pairs a broad wine selection with a warm, inviting atmosphere and an intimate, slightly upscale feel. Bottles and wines by the glass allow plenty of room to explore, while knowledgeable guidance helps with choosing among them. The list takes a different direction from the one at the team’s Gasthaus Waltz.

Mezzodi is a cosy wine bar in Haidhausen with Italian wines, a long drinks list and a choice between an intimate indoor setting with music and a terrace outside. Its food is a central part of the appeal, offering a relaxed option for an affordable meal alongside a glass of wine.

Cicchetti & Vino is a small Italian restaurant and wine bar in Munich-Schwabing, combining authentic cicchetti, antipasti and main courses with a carefully selected European wine list. The menu includes shareable plates, grilled vegetables, olives, cheese and charcuterie, alongside vegetarian and vegan choices.

Pfälzer Residenz Weinstube occupies a courtyard setting beside the Residenz , pairing regional wines with hearty food from the Palatinate. The menu includes specialities such as Saumagen, while outdoor seating and a cosy, casual dining room make it suitable for lunch, a relaxed evening or a post-sightseeing stop.

Its regional focus gives the wine-bar format a distinctly local character, with table service and a setting that can become especially lively during seasonal celebrations.

Hermanns Restaurant & Bar München pairs an elegant designer interior with dinner, wine and polished cocktails. The atmosphere is calm and comfortable, with music kept at a level that allows conversation. Outdoor seating, takeaway and late-night options add flexibility beyond a standard dinner reservation.

ROSE Wein-Brasserie in Munich-Schwabing is a cosy restaurant and wine bar centred on carefully selected wines from regional and international growers. The list focuses especially on Italian, Austrian and German bottles, with clear descriptions and guidance that make exploration straightforward.

z’wein is a Munich wine shop, daytime bar and event space where the selection changes weekly. Around 10 to 12 wines are served by the glass at a time, including bottles from small European producers, unusual grape varieties, Pet-Nat, organic and orange wines. Favourites can be bought directly, including chilled bottles for immediate enjoyment.

On Westenriederstraße in Munich’s Altstadt-Lehel, LUPPER Bar offers a compact, old-school drinking spot with a relaxed, unpretentious atmosphere. Music is central to the mood, while friendly service makes it welcoming for a solo drink or an easygoing evening out.

Dizzy Daisy is a modern, French-inspired bistro in Munich’s Glockenbachviertel, pairing hand-picked European wines with creative evening food and a relaxed neighbourhood atmosphere. The wine selection spans classic bottles, young natural wines and family-estate rarities, with enough variety for both casual drinkers and curious enthusiasts.