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I couldn't pass up coming even if it was by myself. I loved how each floor had its own vibe but still collectively felt like a small divey pub. They boast an expansive assortment of beers and it can definitely be overwhelming when it comes to ordering and the bartenders are no nonsense, which just adds to the experience if you ask me. This is a tourist stop but still a must stop if you love beer.
My husband loves beer, and one brand he likes is the Belgian brand Delirium, so we went to Delirium Café, which is located in Impasse de la Fidélité, the small alley across from Jeanneke Pis. Delirium Café has hundreds of beers, and they hold the Guinness World Record for the most beers offered. I don't drink beer so I didn't have anything to drink, but my husband sampled a few beers and we had a good time hanging out. [Yelp collections: Europe 2024; Brussels, Belgium]
You dont travel to Brussels without stopping at this legendary hardcore multi level pub down an old brick paved corridor. Walked inside expecting a busy spot but noticed a long bar with a plethora of beer taps and a sterotypical Belgium bartender proudly standing behind the liquid gold with an instant greeting. Where were the customers at such an iconic bar? Anyways, the bartender explained a few of the tap beer options. Chose a strong Delirium Red 8% abv. The wife had a Delirium Classic and we sat an old wooden barrel table and took a toast of our first beer of the day. We took a tour of the pub and went down stairs and found the all the hidden customers. Probably the most interesting room decorated in just pure beer placards including a shrine of old Delirium beer bottles. The Delirium brewery for production and international distribution is based at another location. This bar has a fun atmosphere with a variety of strong fresh craft beers.
This place is absolutely massive and the draft list is just a big! I heard that this was a must-do in Brussels and I have to agree. Delirium owns a whole little alley with multiple bars and seating areas including a small rooftop space. As far as I can tell, they don't serve food, but there's plenty of places nearby if you need something to soak up your drink. They offer so many beers that there has to be something for everyone. I tried a lime and cactus draft which was delicious and served to me quickly by a very efficient and friendly bartender. Most people seemed to be ordering a beer meter which is a pre fixe flight they offer which includes 10 different beers--great for sharing!
What an amazing stop in Brussels! This is a beer lovers paradise ! With over 2000 beers to choose from, it was challenging to pick, but the beer tenders were awesome and gave us a hand. We tried some delicious IPA, Belgian whites, triples, and even took our chance on the beer plank ! It's a dive bar style spot. With eclectic vintage decor, but it's also very welcoming and memorable. I am so glad we got to check it out and I can't wait to come back to Brussels and go drink some more beer ! Cheers !
If you love beer and want to try 10 at once then this is the place! There is a delirium village where if you go in a bit further than the cafe there is another entrance where there is even more beer on tap! It's cute inside and you can try the beers or vodka (apparently you can get one, 10 or 100 shots! No idea why!) Beers are great and it's fun to try them all! Service is friendly and fast too!
One thing I know for sure was after eating a Belgium waffle I went straight to the place to get the best Belgium beer and that is the Delirium Cafe. The atmosphere inside the bar felt like an antique shop with lots of barrel tables and beer taps. I ordered a Delirium Blonde at 8.5% abv which was refreshing.
This was my favorite spot in all of BELGIUM! The bar is a bunch of connected bars, so there are lots of cool rooms to explore. The beer is as amazing as one would expect it to be. There is a rooftop patio. There is a 3m flight of beer. There is incredible people watching. Oh, and there is DAS BOOT! The service is solid. We did not have table service, so we ordered at the bar. The only struggle was trying to carry the 3m flight through the bar. Delirium has always been one of my favorite Belgian breweries, and after visiting this spot, it ranks even higher on my list. I can't wait to come back just to sit here for an afternoon.
Delirium Cafe is basically a whole alleyway of different sections from the cafe, to the beer, to even a tequila tasting section. You can walk out and in from one spot to another. It's a little difficult to find seating on a busy afternoon, but it's quite large so you should be able to find something. They have a very wide selection of beers (and even tequilas) to try. We got the flight which came with 10 varieties. The sour one were my favorite. Definitely a must stop visit in Belgium!
Stopped in just before 7 pm on a Thursday. When in Brussels, the Delirium Bar is a must! They have so many beers, so it would be a good idea to research some beforehand so you're not standing there forever deciding. I had the cactus beer and it was SO good. Sometimes, fruity beers are too fruit or sour, but this one was perfect. The bar has plenty of seating since they have different sections and levels, so you don't need to worry about that. It was a cool atmosphere with chill vibes and cool music. We didn't stay too long but if I was a local, I could totally see this being one of my regular spots.
A lot of beers are available here, including some gluten free. This is among the places it's popular to stop at and if you're just looking for beer they have plenty at a good price. The ambiance and facilities are not 5 star which is fine for this kind of place, but if you're looking to grab a peaceful beer you may want to look elsewhere. We found a bit of a line anytime we wanted to order so that wasn't the best experience but the staff were trying hard and friendly.
One cannot miss the Delirum Café located down Delirium Alley on their visit to Brussels. The Delirium brand, in general, is world renown especially for its claim to serve a supposed 2000 beers from all over the world to try (on tap and bottles). Because of this, many a traveler will be in and out whether among the countless bars scattered throughout Delirium Village or out on the street in the alley. You'll experience quite the number of clientele therefore you will be entertained at all the lively activity going on around you. It is a place promising pure debauchery. You'll see many people ordering that "yard stick" which is basically 25cl or so of each beer on tap situated on a slab. It is A LOT of beer so all the seats occupied over at the café side are definitely rowdy. The Delirium Cafe is fun, HOWEVER, it may be a tourist trap... beer prices were not consistent across each bar depending on where you order. Delirium Tremens on tap seemed obscenely expensive at 8 euros too. A word of caution, but the only bathroom is on the third floor after ascending a dizzying set of stairs. Service was outstanding, however, and the bartenders have real skill. A Delirium Tremens you may order, but I would opt for a couple of Pilsners or Tripels on tap after that. Avoid that yard stick and you'll have a spectacular time!
If you love Delirium, you'll love this multi-level compound style pub. This is absolutely a must visit for any craft beer lover, especially Delirium. They've got so many offerings, quaint decor on every floor, various places to sit, including a rooftop. It's definitely a touristy thing to do but with over 2,000 beers to choose from, who cares? I loved every minute of it. It's crazy busy at times especially when live music events are taking place. We shared a Yard Stick which were multiple beers (smaller taster sizes). See my pics for exactly how many. Service was exceptional. read more
If you love beer, this place is a MUST when visiting Brussels! We stopped by Delirium Café and wow... the selection is insane. They're known for having one of the biggest beer selections in the world, and you can literally spend hours just reading the menu. We ordered their famous beer flight that comes with 10 different types of beers. Each one was completely unique, different flavors, colors, and strengths. It was such a fun way to try a variety without committing to just one. Some were light and refreshing, others were strong and bold. I loved that every glass felt like a new experience. The service was great! The staff were friendly, welcoming, and made the whole experience even better. They also have a photobooth inside, which was such a fun surprise. Perfect spot to make memories with friends. If you're in Brussels and want the full Belgian beer experience, this spot is a must-visit. So worth it! read more
9 days ago
I couldn't pass up coming even if it was by myself. I loved how each floor had its own vibe but still collectively felt like a small divey pub. They boast an expansive assortment of beers and it can definitely be overwhelming when it comes to ordering and the bartenders are no nonsense, which just adds to the experience if you ask me. This is a tourist stop but still a must stop if you love beer. read more
11 months ago
My husband loves beer, and one brand he likes is the Belgian brand Delirium, so we went to Delirium Café, which is located in Impasse de la Fidélité, the small alley across from Jeanneke Pis. Delirium Café has hundreds of beers, and they hold the Guinness World Record for the most beers offered. I don't drink beer so I didn't have anything to drink, but my husband sampled a few beers and we had a good time hanging out. [Yelp collections: Europe 2024; Brussels, Belgium] read more
You dont travel to Brussels without stopping at this legendary hardcore multi level pub down an old brick paved corridor. Walked inside expecting a busy spot but noticed a long bar with a plethora of beer taps and a sterotypical Belgium bartender proudly standing behind the liquid gold with an instant greeting. Where were the customers at such an iconic bar? Anyways, the bartender explained a few of the tap beer options. Chose a strong Delirium Red 8% abv. The wife had a Delirium Classic and we sat an old wooden barrel table and took a toast of our first beer of the day. We took a tour of the pub and went down stairs and found the all the hidden customers. Probably the most interesting room decorated in just pure beer placards including a shrine of old Delirium beer bottles. The Delirium brewery for production and international distribution is based at another location. This bar has a fun atmosphere with a variety of strong fresh craft beers. read more
This place is absolutely massive and the draft list is just a big! I heard that this was a must-do in Brussels and I have to agree. Delirium owns a whole little alley with multiple bars and seating areas including a small rooftop space. As far as I can tell, they don't serve food, but there's plenty of places nearby if you need something to soak up your drink. They offer so many beers that there has to be something for everyone. I tried a lime and cactus draft which was delicious and served to me quickly by a very efficient and friendly bartender. Most people seemed to be ordering a beer meter which is a pre fixe flight they offer which includes 10 different beers--great for sharing! read more
What an amazing stop in Brussels! This is a beer lovers paradise ! With over 2000 beers to choose from, it was challenging to pick, but the beer tenders were awesome and gave us a hand. We tried some delicious IPA, Belgian whites, triples, and even took our chance on the beer plank ! It's a dive bar style spot. With eclectic vintage decor, but it's also very welcoming and memorable. I am so glad we got to check it out and I can't wait to come back to Brussels and go drink some more beer ! Cheers ! read more
1 year ago
If you love beer and want to try 10 at once then this is the place! There is a delirium village where if you go in a bit further than the cafe there is another entrance where there is even more beer on tap! It's cute inside and you can try the beers or vodka (apparently you can get one, 10 or 100 shots! No idea why!) Beers are great and it's fun to try them all! Service is friendly and fast too! read more
One thing I know for sure was after eating a Belgium waffle I went straight to the place to get the best Belgium beer and that is the Delirium Cafe. The atmosphere inside the bar felt like an antique shop with lots of barrel tables and beer taps. I ordered a Delirium Blonde at 8.5% abv which was refreshing. read more
11 months ago
This was my favorite spot in all of BELGIUM! The bar is a bunch of connected bars, so there are lots of cool rooms to explore. The beer is as amazing as one would expect it to be. There is a rooftop patio. There is a 3m flight of beer. There is incredible people watching. Oh, and there is DAS BOOT! The service is solid. We did not have table service, so we ordered at the bar. The only struggle was trying to carry the 3m flight through the bar. Delirium has always been one of my favorite Belgian breweries, and after visiting this spot, it ranks even higher on my list. I can't wait to come back just to sit here for an afternoon. read more
2 years ago
Delirium Cafe is basically a whole alleyway of different sections from the cafe, to the beer, to even a tequila tasting section. You can walk out and in from one spot to another. It's a little difficult to find seating on a busy afternoon, but it's quite large so you should be able to find something. They have a very wide selection of beers (and even tequilas) to try. We got the flight which came with 10 varieties. The sour one were my favorite. Definitely a must stop visit in Belgium! read more
9 months ago
2 years ago
We popped in here after wandering Brussels for a few hours. Massive beer list, great tunes and if you sit by the window of the peeing statue, you'll get hours of people watching fun! read more
Stopped in just before 7 pm on a Thursday. When in Brussels, the Delirium Bar is a must! They have so many beers, so it would be a good idea to research some beforehand so you're not standing there forever deciding. I had the cactus beer and it was SO good. Sometimes, fruity beers are too fruit or sour, but this one was perfect. The bar has plenty of seating since they have different sections and levels, so you don't need to worry about that. It was a cool atmosphere with chill vibes and cool music. We didn't stay too long but if I was a local, I could totally see this being one of my regular spots. read more
A lot of beers are available here, including some gluten free. This is among the places it's popular to stop at and if you're just looking for beer they have plenty at a good price. The ambiance and facilities are not 5 star which is fine for this kind of place, but if you're looking to grab a peaceful beer you may want to look elsewhere. We found a bit of a line anytime we wanted to order so that wasn't the best experience but the staff were trying hard and friendly. read more
3 years ago
One cannot miss the Delirum Café located down Delirium Alley on their visit to Brussels. The Delirium brand, in general, is world renown especially for its claim to serve a supposed 2000 beers from all over the world to try (on tap and bottles). Because of this, many a traveler will be in and out whether among the countless bars scattered throughout Delirium Village or out on the street in the alley. You'll experience quite the number of clientele therefore you will be entertained at all the lively activity going on around you. It is a place promising pure debauchery. You'll see many people ordering that "yard stick" which is basically 25cl or so of each beer on tap situated on a slab. It is A LOT of beer so all the seats occupied over at the café side are definitely rowdy. The Delirium Cafe is fun, HOWEVER, it may be a tourist trap... beer prices were not consistent across each bar depending on where you order. Delirium Tremens on tap seemed obscenely expensive at 8 euros too. A word of caution, but the only bathroom is on the third floor after ascending a dizzying set of stairs. Service was outstanding, however, and the bartenders have real skill. A Delirium Tremens you may order, but I would opt for a couple of Pilsners or Tripels on tap after that. Avoid that yard stick and you'll have a spectacular time! read more
I can genuinely say that I have never experienced anything like Delirium Village and Cafe! If you love beer, then this is definitely a must try while in Brussels. This was our first time in Brussels and we tried this place based on our travel research and locals recommendations. There's no way to try all 2000 beers they have available ON TAP, but we sure did try. Great music, good beer, and fun vibes. read more
9 months ago
A must do when in Brussels! They have so many options, I'd recommend trying their flight of 12, generosity sized beers. One flight can be easily split between 2 or even 3 people. Personally, I loved the cherry beer. The atmosphere here is exactly what you would expect. Lots of history in these walls and walking throughout the bar/cafe with your flight is defiantly a challenge. read more
3 years ago
What a cool bar! So many beers to pick from! So many areas to sit and drink with different music sections! The decor is excellent! It's June and we just happen to be in Brussels during its hottest time so we decided to drink downstairs because it's cooler! I enjoyed drinking the floris! I tried the peche, passion, and honey! If you love beer this is your place! read more
Such a fun time! This is a beer lovers paradise and an experience you shouldn't miss if you're visiting Brussels. Tons of beers! - A Guinness World record amount of beers available! Each venue has the popular beers on tap for the most part but find your way the cellar and get a full menu. The amount of high quality, delicious beers can be overwhelming! Prices are great so give a bunch a try or go for a flight. Tons of tourists / people! - This place is not a secret. There's a ton of people there at night. With that being said be mindful of all the broken glass in the streets and getting bumped and potentially spilled on. The crowd is very eclectic - you see blazers, leather jackets, funny tees and everything in-between. Everyone there is usually light hearted and there to enjoy the vibes and excellent beers. Have a pint. Have two. Maybe 3? Just make sure you visit this amazing place. read more
3 years ago
Can't-miss stop if you're in in Brussels! There are more than enough beers to choose from, plan to stay for a couple. I felt that the service was top notch. The bartenders were knowledgeable and shared a ton of information to help find a beer I'd love. read more
1 year ago
Fun place with many different vibes depending on which area you are. Helpful staff and great beers! read more
If you like Belgian beer, then most likely you've heard of Delirium. There are 8 bars within Delirium Village and we went to this one, which is the original. Apparently, they offer 2004 beers. Barrels are used as tables and beer trays are used as decor. It can get quite crowded inside, but we had a chill time there. read more
2 years ago
Very kool place, great vibes. The flights were good and very good price. Some of the beers were different but it was a good experience to get to try so many of them. read more
4 years ago
Dead during the day and a mini club at night but no AC but a Great time and great beers! I loved the souvenirs and grabbed a cute few be sure to do so as well. My bar mat is my favorite read more
Everyone comes here for the meter long beer flight, and I can see why! They give you and insanely number of samples. There is something for any taste. The difficult part is finding where to sit. They make the best of it with tables outside and upstairs, but since they are so busy and everyone is doing the meter beer flight (which means they will be sitting for longer than 30 minutes) finding a place to sit requires timing an luck. The rustic pub vibe is cool and everything comes for a reasonable price for something in so high demand. Definitely check it out if you want to try beers. read more
2 years ago
Such great beers, but I feel like that's a given. The ambiance was fantastic! The music and service were superb! I can't wait to come back to Brussels!!!!! read more
2 years ago
Almost a must go when in Brussels! I always make a stop when in town. Hundreds of beers to choose from with multiple floors that hold different beer experiences on each. Service is fast even when busy and has an old tavern feel to it. read more
Delirium came HIGHLY recommended to our group of 4 when we mentioned we would be visiting Brussels. There are multiple floors with plenty of seating inside and music playing (but not so loud that you cannot hear). We went up to the bar to order and despite it being a busy evening, the bartenders were attentive and quick. Our group had quite the range of interests from fruity ciders to stouts and let me assure you there is something for everyone at Delirium! My favorite part was the unique glassware that all of our drinks came in. I highly recommend Delirium for anyone looking to try some of Belgiums delicious beers! read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
Delirium Village is like Mecca for Beer and especially Belgian Beer. Alley full of different Delerium bars, each with a slightly different focus and vibe. Well worth a visit for the many beers on offer and the comfortable environment. read more
2 years ago
Wonderful bar in the heart of Brussels. I'd read reviews about it being crowded, noisy, and over-touristed, but I was there early on a Thursday and then Friday evening in June and it was low-key. The bartenders were really easy-going and friendly, and spoke perfect English. They have all the amazing beers that you would expect. No Westvleteren 12, but pretty much most every other great Belgian beer that you can think of. I've been to the Delirium bars in Tokyo and Vienna, and this place is much, much bigger. read more
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Impasse de la Fidélité 4A
Getrouwheidsgang 4A
1000 Brussels
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Centre-Ville, Bruxelles
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