After sitting at home from all the lockdowns, it was refreshing to go abroad again and start bar…read morehopping. It's been a while since I have done it but it's a lot of fun when you start again. The bar is a brewery as well and they do brewery tours all the time. You get to sit and drink in the part of the building where the beer gets brewed. Try to seasonal selections, they were some of my favorites.

Stumbled upon this place randomly and stopped on by…read more Ended up reading a lot about it, and the more I read, the more I liked what I saw. It's kind of a workshare space for breweries. It was originally a Kickstarter type project, hence the name. And most, if not all, if their beers are collabs with other brewers. The space is cool. Tons of seating in the back, and some in the front. The beers I had were good, but not amazing. I had the Eternity (cucumber and juniper sour), the Dark Sister (black IPA), and the #EXP 0027 (tropical session). They also do growlers, beers to go, and sell a ton of merch. Stop on by if you're in the neighborhood!

A better brewery visit is hard to find…read more From initial french like confusion about payment for beer, visit and other stuff the tour starts off with a typical belgian guy pouring young lambic in a very unconventional way into our glasses. In broken french and broken english our guide tells us the history of geuze and the brewery while we taste our samples. Beer buffs ask advanced beer questions, non-sour beer lovers look terrified tasting the beer. Very promising... The tour continues, walking through the miniscule set up for brewing the belgian treasure Geuze, and the tour continues, and continues... Well, after a very long, cold and interesting tour, focussing on really interesting andecdotes, funny technical aspect of barrel making, mold, bacteria, yeast and the price of italian made storage tanks, we end up in the tasting room again. The belgian guide pours us beer after beer and we rejoice, stuffed with knowledge and sour beer. Since most of the other visitors have left we end up with the guide telling us even more stories . He also tells us that he actually don't work at the place, he is a volunteer that has devoted his life to the history of belgian beer, lambic and geuze, and is responsible for the part of the brewery that is a museum. Respect! Best spent EUR 9 ever.

Fun vibes and delicious beers! It was a beautiful day so we sat outside and shared some ham and…read morecheese plates alongside our beers! Service was great and beers were tasty!

Great place for its historic features and just a cool place to tour and enjoy a cold bier!…read more I came here with my MBA class. And we enjoyed a great presentation on competitive strategies they deployed around the world. And then we went to the pub and enjoyed drinks! They even gave us a glass souvenir and a pint of Duvel. Duvel Drinkers are Better lovers!!!

Amazing place! This is apparently the oldest beer shop in the world, it has excited more than 31…read moreyears and started out with 200 beers, now there's more than 400! Lovely little back yard with a bit of sun and the jazz playing from the shop. The owner is super friendly and informative, and beer can apparently be shipped all over the world. Definitely a hidden gem, so only tell your best friends ;)

I was visiting a brewery when my buddy and I met a nice couple from Alaska who recommended this…read moreplace to us. We are glad we took their advice. It is a little away from the center of town so we had the place to the two of us and some locals who stopped in for a drink. They have a huge selection of beer to buy and drink on sight. I was so happy I had a box shipped home so share with my beer family. It is pricey but you can some bottles here you can get state side and it it saves you from trying to carry it in your luggage. My box made it state side with no problems until my friend placed it in my garage. I only lost 3 out of 48 bottles so not bad. We had the famous Belgium fries to go with out drinks and they do them well here. Belgium's do fries unlike any one I know.

Really cute café on a quiet street that's great for people watching. Coffee and pastries are…read moredelicious, and service is friendly and fast. I visited twice within a week and wasn't even staying in this neighborhood. Honestly the one-star reviewer just sounds self-centered and wanting to complain. Sure you can have a bad experience and that's unfortunate but you feel the need to spread the word on social media? Calm down. It's perfectly normal to order first and then sit if a place doesn't offer table service. The situation could have been avoided. Just move on.

€3.80 for coffee €2 from the store across the street to buy…read moresoap because there is no soap in the WC. Also, no lights in the toilet. And the coffee was pretty bitter. I'll write this place off my list.

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!

Cute and nice wine selection. Owner is very friendly. Right off the pedestrian drag where it is not…read morenearly as crowed.

The wine is cheap. I have tried several wine bars in Brussels and like this one it is best to stick…read moreto beer. The wine is cheap and not worth the stop.

Very nice way to spend a good moment learning how to make your own beer. You will be guided step by…read morestep by a passionate young man who will answer all your questions. In the making, a tasty meal is served, elaborated with some side ingredients of the beermaking process. And at the end of the evening, you will go away with a jar of your choice, between the beers brewed by previous groups you will have had the opportunity to taste along the evening. The hardest part will be waiting the 3 weeks needed to mature your beer! A very nice experience :)