Amazing place! The beer was delicious and the bartenders were great. Got lost around the airport in…read moreBrussels and stumbled across this fantastic place

Great for drinks after work or to start the weekend. If you want to have a great spaghetti over…read morelunch or for dinner, also stop by at 't Stopsel. In general lovely atmosphere and the owners Elke & Dirk are two friendly people cooking and serving with a big smile. Plenty of parking in front of the brasserie.

Food is normal portions and very fresh. We had the soup of the day, hummus and tuna tartare. Very…read moretasty.

From the owner: Convivialité, partage, découverte, goût et service sont les piliers sur lesquels repose le 36…read more Situé à 2 pas de Montgomery, le 36 vous accueille du mardi au samedi dēs 17h00...

Cool bar! They also had my new favorite beer Westmalle! This seems to be a bit of a Belgian…read morehipster neighborhood but the bar is supper chill and laid back.

From the owner: COPAIN is a real neighborhood bar where wine and beer lovers are always welcome with all their…read morefriends. A warm and friendly place where Arnaud and Jérémy, the two owners, offer quality products, showcase their suppliers and invite you to new biblical and gustative experiences according to the seasons and their desires. Without pretending to be a beer bar or a wine cellar, they want to share their discoveries and their favorites by highlighting a range of products that please you.

These guys have taken a different approach to beer than the old school Belgian beer bars - instead…read moreof overwhelming you with "8,000 different kinds of beer", they act as more of a curator, and present a smaller selection of beers from both Belgium and around the world - but there are plenty, at least 100+. Also, they have beers from America (including Rogue from Oregon), and it was literally the first time I've had this conversation with a Belgian: "There are great beers in America." --"We know!" Here's what we got (all amazing): - Tilquin Geuze (draft), a really solid geuze lambic - Tempeste du Desert (bottle), an Alsatian brewer that faithfully recreated a California Pale Ale - Cuvee Mam'Zelle (bottle) - a blonde ale from West Flanders that was aged in wine barrels. My wife loved it, I found it a little too busy, but I still really appreciated how well-made and complex it is. Also on a great corner in Schaerbeek right near Parc Josaphat (and spitting distance from our crib). Service is knowledgeable and engaging. It's also a bottle shop so you can buy the beers for "take away".

Fantastic Craft Beer Bar. They have twenty drafts, and a whole selection of bottles and cans…read morebesides. You can enjoy the drafts in 12.5, 25 and 50 cl glasses and the prices are quite reasonable. About once in a month they host brewing events like tap take-overs and the like, and they make a few nice snacks to go with your beers as well.

The wife organized a little get together with some friends and we decided to have the first part of…read moresaid hangout at Python, a craft beer bar we hadn't tried try. We sat at a table outside, and a girl took our order at our table. I was using Untappd before we arrived to scope out the tap list, but even though it had recently been updated, less than 24 hours before actually, it wasn't accurate and both the beers I wanted to try weren't on tap. Disappointingly, the also only have eight taps, and then beers didn't seem to have enough of a variety for me. I decided to peruse their section of cans as well, only to learn that the beer I wanted in a can wasn't available cold. The selection wasn't so vast, so it was really surprising that they didn't have at least one of each in the fridge. All in all, I don't think I'd go back. Maybe if we were going to something in the area and wanted to get a beer first... But even then. A rather disappointing experience.

From the owner: Bar et magasin spécialisé en bières artisanales. Craft beer…read morebar and shop.