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.

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.

Belgian brewery with International inspiration…read more But beyond the beer (they serve both theirs and guest taps), it's also a 'collective' - there's a bakery, bbq, patisserie and brink oven pizza place inside. Awesome.

Just had the most amazing BBQ at Dok Brewing Co. in Gent Belgium. A must test and try and drink.read more

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!

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!

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.

I was in Bruges for a day because I came here on a cruise and I was on a mission to have Belgium…read morebeer and Belgium Fries. We came to this spot because it is the actually brewery. Fun fact they run the beer under the city and into the different pubs. When we walked in we were impressed by all the little tables. We got lucky becuase the weather was perfect and we were able to walk right up to the bar and place an order. We both got the wheat beer. Once we got the beer we were told that we needed to order the food at the table. We were able to find a table on the back in a sunny spot which was perfect. We waited for a while and we kept trying to get the attention of the waitress. We kept making excuses for her because she looked like she was having a bad day and she was the only one for all the tables. We were finally able to wave her over and she came and put in our order for fries and mayo. A few moments later she brough them out and we were thrilled! The first were elite level fries. They were thick cut, freshly fried, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Safe to say we accomplished the mission of the fries. The beer was perfectly cold and crisp and it was the perfect pair after spending the morning doing a walking tour. Overall, the food and the beer what phenomenal the service was nothing to write home about but the ambience made up for it. Must at least stop by for fries and beer if you are ever in the city.

Beer was good. Burger cooked wrong, beef stew was tasteless. Fish Sticks yuk. Oy Vay! We tried!read more

This is like going to Lambic beer nirvana. It's the barrel house and tasting room for the 3…read moreFonteinen brewery which makes some of the best sour beers in the world. The only problem is that because they bottle everything and mostly in 750 ml bottles, you either have to come with a bunch of friends, make a bunch of friends, be willing to pour out a terrifying amount of fantastic beer or only try a few things. There's a free tour of the barrel aging rooms most days if you ask. The Sunday I was there they opened at 1p and did the first tour at 2p, but the English tour wound up at 2:30p, which was all fine with me. I sat there and drank the fresh (flat) lambic, which was yummy but not as good as I'm used from 3F. I then moved onto the bottles where they have both recent and vintage/rare bottles to try. I had a few small bottles and fresh lambics on tap to myself and then met two other Americans and we shared 3-4 rare/vintage 750 ml bottles between us, which were amazing. My favorite was the Schaerbeek cherry kriek that was 10 years old. If you're in Brussels and like sour beers at all, I highly recommend the 20-minute train ride out on the S2 to come here. Just note the train only runs once an hour and there's a 7-minute walk once you're done.

Coming here was such a delight! The free brewery tour was so fun and super interesting! The beers…read morewere fantastic we bought 3 to take home! Great service and ambiance away from things and a fun friends and family atmosphere!

Brewpub in a renovated railway yard in the old mining village of Koersel. Trendy interior where you…read morecan enjoy brasserie food and their own brews.

Great place, excellent beer, delicious food and great ambiance…read moreBeer is brewed in house. Stoofvlees prepared with beer from house is a must.