Cozy beer oriented bar right near the Cathedral. Large selection of Belgian beers. I had a lambic…read moreand a special edition Delerium - Deleria which were both delish! Good service.

Friendly staff Very cozy and good ambiance looks very…read moretraditional with a lot of beer choices at a good price. I would not recommend to expect having good food there though so just go for a drink

Haven't had more of the food selections so the highest for now is four stars. Great place in a cool…read moreneighborhood! Outdoor seating facing a neighborhood square. Seats at the bar, around the bar, and in several quirky rooms located through the place. It has a old world charm and vibe. Being in a neighborhood, it's popular with locals not tourists, which are the places I actively seek out. Prices are very good, the sausage snack was fantastic. The people are friendly, which is something I always appreciate when traveling alone. They have a big selection of snacks or meals, but I was here at 430 so just had the sausage. Softly in the background they have old records from the 40s playing which adds to the charm. I highly recommend this place. Be sure to see Cogels Osylei two blocks away!

very hipsterish and almost divy by US standards but a better version. I hear this is one of the…read morelandmarks and the locals have been going there for a long time. If you are in the area, you have to grab a drink at this place. Its best in summer/fall but can get very very crowded. love the outdoor patio facing the town square.

I'm in beer heaven! They have a beer encyclopedia with hundreds of beers to choose from (I didn't…read morecount but there's enough for a book). It's a touristy spot that's worth stopping by. The food menu looked nice, but I couldn't pass up their asparagus menu because it's currently asparagus season. I've never had white asparagus, and let me tell you, it's a must try. It also comes with a beer pairing. The staff members are great but the restaurant understaffs, so the service is slow. Our group felt bad for the team serving us even though we had to wait over an hour for our food to come out. The staff was apologetic and checked in; made sure they at least served us drinks while we waited.

The beer selection is AMAZING but the food took forever to come out. The did have a good selection…read moreof asparagus dishes (which is a big thing here when it is in season). The ambiance is extremely fun - designed and recommend for tourists (but locals like it too sometimes)

Prachtig gelegen naast het stadhuis maar niet uniek. Er zijn nog cafés op het plein met een…read moreprachtig uitzicht. Doet eerder denken aan een stationscafé. Nijgt naar het vroegere bruine café. Als het druk is laat de bediening het wel wat afweten en zien ze je niet altijd zitten. Voor bierdrinkers zijn er betere plekken met meer keuze uit het gamma. Een typisch brouwerij De Konick café.

Well, there happens to be two cafes next to each other with incredibly similar names, and this is…read morethe one that I haven't written about. Mind you, I am quite surprised that I haven't written about this place because I had just been harrased by a beggar that apparently spoke German, English, and French, and I came in here, ordered a beer, and made a comment that maybe I should consider learning Russian because I doubt anybody else actually speaks Russian. Turns out that the guy sitting on the stool next to me did speak Russian, so that was out of the question. Still, great little cafe, and excellent location on the Grote Markt overlooking the town hall. Very relaxing, and excellent choices in beers.

Beautiful bar Friendly staff…read moreGreat Irish Coffee. A good brew with a good kick of whiskey!

Maybe I should have gone somewhere else but this pub was pretty shocking. It had a lot more to do…read morewith the staff being really rude as opposed to the pub itself being all at bad. Actually, come to think of it the pub was pretty bad. It is your typical Irish pub, and being near the railway station means that the place does get pretty packed. Like the other places along this stretch of Antwerp they have an outdoor area, though as you can imagine this is where all of the smokers congregate. The pub itself is actually pretty big. In fact when I was exploring the back alley on my last night here I actually found myself staring at what I thought was another Irish Pub only to discover that it actually had a back door. Still, after the first time I should have gone somewhere else, it was just that I didn't really want to walk too far.

New York Times 36 Hours in Antwerp sent us to this old bar that sells jenever, juniper-flavored…read moreliquor. Sitting at a table surrounded by older people, we tried jenever and found it unique and worth a go. I also loved their local cider. Staff is friendly and the atmosphere old school.

Ah the Gin bar. Probably our favourite place in Antwerp…read more That is why we came back here after a very messy days drinking. Flavoured gin is awesome. I particularly recommend the rhubarb, although I can't remember what it was called, so we had to go for a few flavours before we found it! Unique and fun place to spend some time.

Good old brown cafe, with great atmosphere, good beer selection, friendly staff and a lovely,…read moreclassic wooden interior.

A lovely, folksy café just around the corner of the theater. Pics of actors/clients on the walls, a…read moregood selection of local beers, a lovely terrace outside. Worth a visit

Ancient place, very small, that has a great feel to it…read more Free wifi!! It also has people under 35 in it, which most of the other older local bars don't. Inexpensive good beer is the main reason to come here. They also have Bar snacks like nachos with salsa , salami with mustard , etc. Bright big windows look into the square , so it's not as dark as some of the other older places.

Situated in big place, during the sunset, it's nice to have a drink and sometimes, there are events…read morelike coktails courses :)