Great tiny alley bar in Brussels! Bartender was friendly and the beer options were limited but…read moregreat choices. Really enjoyed the age of the place and the people we met while inside drinking.

Coolest ancient bar around! Great beer selection as well. C'est magnifique! Het is prachtig!read more

Located in the city center of Brussels. I was glad to have found this place for stop in for lunch…read moreand a cold drink as it was 80 outside on the first day of May. It was dark and air conditioned inside. You scan the QR code on the table and order at the bar along with your drinks. They give you a buzzer and will let you know when your food is ready. I ordered the fish and chips and the wife got the bangers and mashed. It probably took 7-10 minutes for our food to be ready. While waiting, I enjoyed my pint of blond ale. I liked the batter they used for my fish. It was crunchy and slightly on the thicker side. The fish was seasoned well. The chips were also good, but nothing to write home about. I did, however, really like the bangers. It was steamed in beer I believe and had a really good flavor. Definitely a good place to go if you just want to chill with a cold one and some decent food.

Stopped in for a pint. Unfortunately no food on this visit. The service was quick but let's just…read moresay there was no smile, hello or how are you. Grabbed our pints and went to the upstairs outdoor patio. What a lovely view. Definitely recommend a stop.

We stopped here for some afternoon cocktails while walking around Brussels and grabbed ourselves a…read moretable outside. The weather was wonderful so it was enjoyable to sit outside. Also the inside is not very big. Service was excellent and our bartender was friendly and quick with service. They have a full bar and make a delicious cocktail. Yes, I ordered my usual tequila with soda water and an orange slice and they a decent tequila selection. Then again being in Brussels I was expecting a large selection of tequila. They accept credit and debit cards. Sorry I'm not sure if the take AMEX.

The staff is courteous. They have a huge and diverse selection of excellent beers. Good food: the…read moreavocado, chia, chicken bowl was tasty but the dressing was boring. The spicy cucumbers were definitely spicy.

I love Brewdog beers, and they are hard to find in the US, so while visiting the beer capital of…read morethe world (Brussels) I nevertheless decided to try beer from Scotland. The place is located right where all the tourist activities start on the outskirts of the old town. Restaurant is large, with variety of tables and booth spread out all over the place. I was in the mood for the dark beer, so first I had Cake Cartel Porter which was amazing, and next I had Alice Porter which was excellent but a lot more dry than the first one, so it would be better to drink them in the reverse order. Before I talk about food I need to talk about service. This is where Brewdog instantly loses all the points. I got my first beer quickly, but then nobody was coming to get the next beer or order food. Waitstaff doesn't wear any specific uniforms so it is impossible to even wave at someone. Finally I got someone to stop by and orders second beer and the burger. Whomever took my order didn't even care to explain that the burger would come without any fries or any side. The burger was tasty, but the overall experience was definitely subpar thanks to the dismal service. This place is still recommended (good beers), but maybe just sit at the bar...

Great small local bar with a great bartender to easily converse with. Not too crowded where there…read morewasn't space to move or breathe like other place. He even made a latte while my dad enjoyed his beer.

All I can really say is that this is one of those tacky bars that old men land up at to watch the…read morefootball (or soccer as it is known here). The only reason that I ended up here was because I was waiting for my clothes to dry and was looking for a place to go and grab a drink. I actually didn't mind the place, even though you could consider it to be a tacky old man's pub. The place had a bit of charm about it, and the owner, and patrons, reasonably friendly and accepting. It certainly isn't a place I would be visiting often, but it still has its charm.

Great Brussels bar. Staff were on point and very friendly. People watching was top notch (in the…read morebest way possible - we found my fiancé's doppelganger). Came to have a drink or two, ended up closing the bar.

This is another one of those amazingly awesome Brussels bars that simply makes me love this city…read more It has charm, it has some great beers and it has an amazingly lovely interior as well. I won't say that I stumbled across it because I was actually heading in that direction anyway, it was just that I was looking for another bar and I ended up at this one (namely because the bar that I was looking for was actually next door). Needless to say I am pretty glad that I wandered into the incorrect bar because, well, this pretty much ended up being just as good, and just as relaxing.

Ok tasting food with an adequate selection of Belgian beers. Staff is slow with service. Wonderful…read moreambiance in the middle of Grand Place

Right next to Starbucks-go local! Indoor and outdoor seating in Belgium's best and most beautiful…read moresquare. I had a waffle with cream (as in whipped) and two coffees. Around 15 bucks to not bad. French speaking staff, Dutch too all with decent English.

We stopped here to get a drink because the lady working inside was welcoming. We wanted to sit…read moreoutside and people watch, but this is on a leash crowded street, so it doesn't get as much traffic as the places along the square nearby. Their drink menu is quite extensive. They have a mix of cocktails and beers. They unfortunately didn't have any food so we had one drink and decided to go. They also have a 1 drink per 30 minute rule. So be prepared to get your drink on if you're going to come here and want to sit outside. I got a mojito and it was decent. Lots of fresh lime and mint though which is what I like about mojitos.

What can I say about this place other than that this is another one of Brussel's fine beer cafes…read more In fact, it seems that most of the cafes seem to be clustered in the city because when I have been out to the regions, I haven't actually encountered much in the way of beer bars, or at least not the extent I have encountered them here. Yeah, this is a pretty good bar, with a really charming feel about it, and as can be expected for a lot of these Belgium beer bars, this one is pretty good.

Food was blah. Experience wasn't that great either. Just avoid it. It's more of a bar that has a…read moretiny bit of bad food than it is a restaurant that has some alcohol.

This was our stop on the walking tour, but I also came back later in the day for a better look…read morearound. It's more bar than cafe with a small kitchen but also a lot of beers on tap with live music. It seemed a little smoky to me even though no one was smoking. There are outside tables which were very nice in the afternoon.

Really cool beer bar with an incredible selection of Belgian beers and most importantly lambics!…read moreThe bartenders are knowledgeable and passionate about the beers they serve. You can pair the beers with some charcuterie, cheese platters, or flatbreads. We decided to try the cheese platter and felt it was the perfect bite to complement our beer tasting. If you love beers and lambics come to Moedor when you are in Brussels!

This bar is truly the king of beer bars and has a long list and variety of various spontaneous…read moreales as well as classics. You will find most everything here and if they don't have it, ask the bartender who can lead you. They have some great flatbread snacks and some other food items as well. I wouldn't say it's a dinner place, but you could easily stuff yourself on all of the various tasty snacks that you have here.