Great tour! Informative and fun and humorous, I would do it again if I ever come back! They give…read moreyou a free beer at the end of the tour and I chose the rosé de Bruge which was a somewhat fruity beer and was excellent. The tour went through the old brewery from soup to nuts, explaining how the beer was made from scratch right now there is a mile long pipe underground that connects the brewery to the bottling plant. The pipe goes underneath the city and people who helped crowd source the building of the pipe are entitled to free beer for the rest of their lives, depending what they donated.

Didn't do the tour since the English one was at 12 and we had limited time in the city. Popped over…read moreto the restaurant side and sat across from the bar and got drinks and fries. The fries came with mayo and ketchup and were tasty. The service was nice and they brought all the drinks and food out quickly. Because the servers are working as a team we were able to order with anyone and still get our stuff. The drinks were also great. The restaurant itself is clean and love the atmosphere it gives. When it comes to restrooms they were clean!

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.

We stopped here to try their famous beer and really enjoyed the experience. I ordered the Tripel,…read moreand it was excellent--definitely worth the visit. We sat outside and enjoyed the atmosphere while taking in the surroundings. It was a great place to relax and enjoy a traditional Belgian beer. Unfortunately, we arrived too late to take the brewery tour and learned that they close at 6:00 PM. That's on us, and we'll have to save the tour for a future visit. Even without the tour, the beer and outdoor setting made this a memorable stop, and I'd gladly come back.

Iconic brewery tour that includes a drink at the end in their taproom! Be warned: there are a LOT…read moreof steps on this tour, many of which are narrow and step. Make sure you wear sneakers and that you are able to physically handle this tour. We got so many steps in during it and at one point climbed out onto the roof! Very informative and fun!

This place was great. We were taken here on a local beer and history tour of Brussels, and it felt…read moreso great to walk in, feel the warmth, see people enjoying their beer, and hear GREAT music (when we walked in, the DJ was playing The King Khan & BBQ Show!! A lot of other great stuff followed). The beers were great, in particular the Gueuze which was refreshingly sour and smooth. The people were friendly and it's a fun place to kick back and check out the local beer scene. Highly recommended! TIP: Be sure to check their hours, as we were told they're not open all the time. We came on a Saturday night and I believe they were to close at 22:00.

What stellar craft brewery! Green tea/Jasmine ale, a coffee stout that was addictive, and just…read moreenough off the beaten path that you feel like you're not right in the middle of all the commotion anymore. You're treated like a regular(even if you're not) and everyone is your friend(even if you've never met them) If you like craft brews this place is right up your ally!

One of the most underrated breweries of all time…read more De Dolle Brouwers are as craft as craft beer can get. The head brewer and one of the masterminds behind the creation of De Dolle, Kris Herteleer, pretty much built the brewery from the ground up with his bare hands and I mean that strictly in the semi-literal sense. Coming from a former medical background, Kris is the quintessentially modern rendition of the renaissance man: he's the head of a cycling club, an artist who designed all the artwork that goes with De Dolle, the mechanic that keeps all the brewing equipment in line at De Dolle, and of course the genius behind De Dolle's unique and one of a kind Belgian Strong Dark and Pale Ales. The brewery itself is built around the Oerbierman, the mysterious yellow blob-ish like character that appears as the mascot/logo for De Dolle's signature beer. Think of the brewery grounds as the breeding and feeding grounds of Oerbierman -- a magical Belgian creature that feeds on the excitement and harmony created by all visiting these hallowed grounds and spouts out yummy beers in return. Abstract imagery aside, the brewery does kind of look like one big awesome theme park (in the likeness of Duvel-Moortgaat's proposed Chouffe Land) and any experience here will likely be a magical storied one. Kris and his better half Els are usually entertaining guests from both near and far on Saturdays and Sundays when the brewery is open to the public, and they sure do know how to make someone feel right at home as you immediately feel like family the moment Els hands over that crisp cool pour of Arabier straight from the hallowed taps. Dammit, I have to stop getting carried away with the imagery. There's usually three or so taps on offer at De Dolle with two of them permanently being reserved for De Dolle's year round offerings (Arabier and Oerbier). They do sometimes have bottles behind the counter as well, so it's always good to ask if you're looking for something specific. Across the kitty corner from the bar they also sell all sort of brewery paraphernalia like t-shirts, posters of Kris' awesome artwork, printed glasses, and also bottles to take away. English tours are only given on Sunday, but you can also set up a tour for a weekday if you have a large party with you (of 8 and over I believe.) If you've already made the drive out to West-Vlaanderen, or even to Bruges which isn't that far out from here, do make sure to stop by De Dolle to sample some of Belgium's finest non-sour traditional beers, and also if you're tired of the "European city hospitality" that Brussels, Bruges, and Gent are famous for and actually want to feel treated like a respectable human being. Even if you've never had any of De Dolle's offerings, I'd still urge you to visit -- this place is more like a playground for kidults if anything else, and I find it hard for anyone to have a bad time here. Food options limited.

This brewery is a must if you are in the area. Any aspiring home brewers or beer enthusiasts will…read morefind the tour fascinating. We tried the stout, the brown and the reserve. All were fantastic - the reserve was especially delicious and unique.

My boyfriend and I took a day trip to Brussels and wanted to find some great local beers. We…read morestumbled across Chez Bobonne and were extremely impressed. The man behind the bar was also the chef, I've never seen someone work so hard and be so passionate about his job. We stayed for a few hours and tried a few beers. Right when we walked in he told us to tell him what we like and he would find a beer that met our likes. If you are in Brussels and want to enjoy yourself I HIGHLY recommend this place. This is a place we will never forget visiting. If I could rate this more than 5 stars, I would.

Large calm Brasserie a fair trek from central Antwerp, but…read moreworth the hike for their party beer. It is a little bit strong, but more than a little but tasty! There are some weaker beers that are quite nice, especially if you fancy more than a couple of beers, but the party beer has to be the stand out. Very large venue. Could accommodate quite a crowd.

Large space with a nice staff. Stoofvlees is one of the best one I've tried in Antwerp and a nice…read moreselection of local beers. I love it. The only thing I had to say was that if you come in as large groups, you'll have to wait an extra long time. I'll recommend coming in max party of 6. All by all still a great experience.

Outstanding beers!…read more Ole lady and I came here, was one of our first stops in Antwerp, recommended by the conceirge at our hotel and also discovered via yelp... We sat at the bar and all of the staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. The beers were excellent. I particularly enjoyed the "Boot Je Bier". Liked them so much I lugged a couple all the way back to the U.S. I would say this is the best brewery in Antwerp.

Having a beer in a real working brewery, nice performances and fine snacks. Suits me!read more

There's no better place in the world to enjoy lambic culture and heritage, as well as one of the…read moresweetest families in Belgium. No matter how far you travel to get there they always make you feel like your home!

Note: this restaurant is 3km from the main brewery, not next door which was confusing. We first…read morewent to the main brewery, then Ubered here (or 39 min walk) for lunch. No English menu but English speaking waiter who was friendly. The food was amazing! My chicken with meatballs and white sauce was like a chicken pot pie, yum. Pork stew was good. Amazing bottle selection. Overall a little pricey but a solid meal!

Amazing piece of brew history!…read more During the tasting you will get insights into the story of De Koninick and its merge with Duvel (Heneiken tried as well). What has emerged is an on-site suite of local butcher, local cheeses, chocolates and great beer. There is a separate brewery tour which we have not taken yet; however, from a local museum tour, it will be a modest ticket for a great adventure. Cheers

De Konick Brewery was recommended to me by Antwerp locals I met in Baton Rouge. The best brewery…read moretour I've ever been to, out of several. Self guided tour concept is genius! The beer is delicious and the cheese platter is too. Souvenirs are priced for locals, unlike the inflated prices you find in downtown Brussels. I highly recommend to any American in search of good beer! Sincerely, AlsoABeerSnob