After sitting at home from all the lockdowns, it was refreshing to go abroad again and start bar hopping. It's been a while since I have done it but it's a lot of fun when you start again. The bar is a brewery as well and they do brewery tours all the time. You get to sit and drink in the part of the building where the beer gets brewed. Try to seasonal selections, they were some of my favorites. read more

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Stumbled upon this place randomly and stopped on by. Ended up reading a lot about it, and the more I read, the more I liked what I saw. It's kind of a workshare space for breweries. It was originally a Kickstarter type project, hence the name. And most, if not all, if their beers are collabs with other brewers. The space is cool. Tons of seating in the back, and some in the front. The beers I had were good, but not amazing. I had the Eternity (cucumber and juniper sour), the Dark Sister (black IPA), and the #EXP 0027 (tropical session). They also do growlers, beers to go, and sell a ton of merch. Stop on by if you're in the neighborhood! read more

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We found this place just a couple of hours before we had to go and get our Eurostar train back to London. DANGEROUS! We obviously went to a lot of Belgian beer pubs when we were in Brussels but it was really cool to find a craft beer brewery type of place too - our kinda home from home as this is the type of place we would hang out in when we're in London. We couldn't choose what to get as there was a great list to choose from with all your usual suspects....wheat beer, IPAs, porter, sours etc, so we opted for a beer flight each to try as many as we could. The beer was exceptional especially the IPA and a lot of the beers are brewed onsite. We loved it so much we purchased a bag with 6 bottles to bring home, I did ask if they delivered to the UK which sadly they don't at the moment. With an industrial type laid back feel inside this is the perfect place to hang out in the afternoon with friends and sample all the beers! This is top of our list when we come back to Brussels. read more

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Brussels Beer Project is like an enigma of its own. You could argue that it's not technically a brewery given that a majority of their beers (including their flagship, Delta) is contract brewed out of Brouwerij Anders! Brussels Beer Project also set the internet abuzz by being what I assume, Belgium's first crowdfunded brewery, and their spirit of brewing "beer for the people" is very evident in their playground-like "open source" maker-culture interior, as well as the crowd it attracts, which at the time I went was mostly hipster tweeners and local entrepreneurs. If you think the extent of BBP's unique identity stops there, you are gravely mistaken; even their beers are somewhat off-center, with most of their offerings seemingly being designed to provide an imaginative alternative to a country that's already inundated with many unique styles of beer -- within the arsenal that is their beer selection they have a "Bread Bitter," a "Saison IPA," an "Aztec Dry Stout," and even an "Apple Quadrupel." Never heard of these styles of beer? You're definitely not alone. Whereas BBP gets full marks from me for style and idea, they do fall a bit shy on the execution department. I'm pretty sure I'm not the only person to have made this correlation, but BBP is kind of like a poor man's Belgian equivalent of Dogfish Head Craft Brewery (the people that brought you 60/90/120 Minute IPA) in the fact that they make a lot of experimental / niche brews that are either met with ambiguous acclaim or disdainful disgust, and for me it was more of the latter than the former. I would also like to add that where Dogfish Head has an arsenal of steady sellers to justify all their whacky side projects, Brussels Beer Project hasn't quite established such an experimental cushion yet, but I guess it's not really my place to worry. The beer is served out of Teku glasses in two different sampling sizes (20cl or 40cl I believe) and the prices are quite reasonable (2-4 EUR depending on the beer) so you could technically go nuts and try experimental beers to your heart's content. The "brewery" itself is very spacious with tables and seats spread out sporadically, but you're not really expected to limit yourself to the confines of furniture, which is kind of cool as well. Bottles of BBP's beer is also available for takeout -- you can find their full selection toward the back of the "brewery" stacked up in black crates behind the bar space. Overall a very un-Belgian-like experience right in the heart of Belgium; an interesting place to seek out if you're tired of drinking Belgian beers and are in search of something different. read more

Brussels Beer Project - Delta, their flagship Belgian IPA - Breweries Near Me - Brussels, BRU

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Wonderful brewery! They bring a lot of ingenuity and creativity to brewing. A must see if you're into beer and in Brussels. They don't follow a very traditional style of brewing and their beers all have a lot of personality, in the very best way. It's a really trendy place with lots to try. There's always something new to try here, and the staff are very helpful. Would definitely suggest checking out. read more

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Hands down one of the best Belgium breweries my husband and I have been to! Not only do they provide such a fun and friendly atmosphere, but their beer selection is definitely on point! We literally got everything on the menu on flights so if you are wanting to try as many as possible, I strongly recommend them! read more

We had just had to run through a torrential downpour when we arrived here. It was only open one day while we were here and we wish it would have been open every day. It was a great environment and they have simple food to order. A lot of different variety which made it super easy to order. read more

It's made quite some headlines in the past years and it's own place has also changed a lot over the past two years. It's now actually a somewhat cool/cosy bar/brewery with an ever-changing selection of their own beers and those from friends around the world. The crowdfunding project has been going well, and their marketing strategy is really well done. Their beers are very experimental, some are really to my taste, others only for trying once but as a concept and a place it's great. Usually quite a good crowd too. read more

The Brussels beer project was a phenomenal place to check out. From the service, everyone speaks English (or at least the staff we encountered) and were extremely helpful. I went with 3 other buddies and we traveled to Belgium for the beer. Not once in searching for places to check out did we find BBP but we were insanely happy to find it. We were able to find seats and had a couple of great pints. This place deserves a stop in if you're going to Brussels in search of great beer!! read more