We needed to grab a drink before our dinner reservation and this place was perfect. First off, we…read morebelieve from our counting there are 135 beers to choose from! So if you're into beer, this place has something for ya! We just came from Belgium and did a whole lot of beer tasting, so this was the final chapter for us before we dove into the fine champagne of the region. Fun atmosphere with lively bartenders. Some bar games to play with friends, and good seating options for groups. Definitely would recommend this spot to get drinks, and particularly beers! We each had two rounds so 10 different beers all consumed and everyone super friendly. And to get 5 craft, top shelf beers for 35€ was a steal since coming from NYC these types could run us close to $50+!

From the owner: Houblon pour tous Un endroit qu'on aime à fréquenter pour se retrouver dans une ambiance celtique…read moreconviviale. Les amateurs de bières ont le choix parmi 200 variétés, dont 11 à la pression. Pour les hésitants, Florent, le patron, se prête volontiers à quelques explications. On vient aussi pour l'happy-hour quotidien, de 17h30 à 18h30, valable sur les pressions et les diabolos.

What a wonderful surprise !! We went to this place after a full day at Disneyland Paris, wanted to…read morehave big beers !! What we found was better than just a bar ! Actually you can get good beers, French ones but also US, like Brooklyn Lager, but we also spend more time eating very nice burgers in big Sofa ! Apparently they also show baseball US games some times. And the nicest is that you can practice baseball as there are 3 baseball batting cages ! Overall a very god night in an amazing place !! I definitively recommend it !

So my partner and I were spending a night in Reims to explore the beautiful Champagne region. We…read morestayed at a hotel that was okay, but this dive became the great face of Reims that goes beyond the grandoise opulence of historical France and its pretentiousness. Ernest Hemingway is a total dive, and as a man from Seattle, I was immediately enamored with it. We were here on a Monday night and they were pretty busy, there were a ton of young people out and about, literally a girl in a dinosaur costume running around outside in the freezing night air of late January. The bar tender was very pleasant and quick, granted it was Monday, and we were effectively given our beers and found a seat to enjoy the scenery. If you're looking for something truly comfortable, which I think is pretty unique in the stuffiness that French culture prides itself on, I think that Ernest Hemingway is totally your place. It's not a meal place by any means, it's just drinks and tables for socializing. If we return to Reims in our 20s, we'll probably hit this place up again. I highly recommend for young people looking for a good time.

DON'T SPEAK ENGLISH HERE... or the staff will complain and berate you!! At the tabac shop the girl…read morewith dark lip stick and glasses was rude to me twice now. First time I ordered in French but I didn't know everything in French. When I spoke in English she instantly started complaining even though she understood what I wanted. After I paid she laughed to the people in line behind me about how I need to learn French. The same thing happened today -- I ordered in French but said one thing in English -- she instantly complained and I asked her if there was a problem. She said, "Yes I have a problem because you speak French and then English". It shouldn't matter because I'm spending my money here, you understood me and I was polite. She continued to argue with me until I had to walk away. Disgraceful service, poor attitudes, lazy minds, and just outright disrespectful!

Fantastic Belgian beer selection and happy hour starts at 6:30 pm! Friendly staff, bit of a…read morehipster atmosphere for the 25-35 crowd but not uncomfortable for a couple of gen-xr's.

Great selection of Belgian beers on tap, and reasonably priced; and in a nice location. A very…read morepopular, happening place (so happening, there appeared to be a fight that started inside, and went outside). Quite loud inside. Service is a bit odd; you have to line up at the bar (even if you are seated at the bar, they won't serve you). They have seating both inside and outside, as well as at the bar.

Skip the buffet chaos. Forget the steam trays and the line at Hunter's Grill. Redwood Bar and…read moreLounge is a great alternative. Charcuterie board with sliced baguette was simple, honest, perfect. A club sandwich that does its job without fuss. The staff was very kind and even indulged in our broken French. A quiet corner where you can eat, breathe, and relax after a long travel day.

Our bartender Chris, was the best ever. So friendly and he new all minds of cool people places to…read morego to locally.. we will be back

Ordered two drinks along with wings and mozzarella sticks. Can't review the food because it never…read morearrived after waiting half an hour. Never saw the waitress after we placed the order. Paid for our drinks and walked out. Overpriced.

Ok - I don't want to hear that this is a touristy place. Don't want to hear it and I won't believe…read moreit The Glue Pot was sooo cozy, had great food, the friendliest service AND the prices were right. A lot of their menu had American home-cooked, feel good food with a French twist. Would highly recommend going if you have kids along for the ride or more picky eaters. There will surely be something on the menu for them.

One of my goals when visiting Reims was to DRINK ALL THE CHAMPAGNE. Sure, I could have ponied up…read more€30-50 for cellar tours and tastings at the big houses but let's face it, I can drink Tattinger and the like at home. I was really interested in trying small producers that don't export. That's where Tresors comes in - it's a tasting room coop with 27 small, local wineries showcased. Can we talk about the interior? So clever! There's a giant map of Champagne on the floor and each producer is numbered - pull down their bottle from the ceiling (see my pics) to learn more. I love that each winemaker is pictured - we were given a small booklet with more detailed info on each winemaker as well. Each day there are 8-10 bottles open for tasting. You can taste by the glass (price varies) or do a flight of 3 for €20. My husband and I each did one so we shared 6 wines from a light blanc des blancs to a more intense rose maceration. My favorite ended up being a 2008 vintage - it was perfection. I can't say enough about how great our sommelier Laure (hope I spelled it right!) was! She thoroughly explained each wine and the overall process that the vintners go through. My only small sad is that they really don't ship to the US (due to state specific regulations) so plan to perhaps taste a bunch here and perhaps grab a special bottle or two. Prices varied from €20/bottle to MUCH more but I can tell you that I truly liked each wine I tasted. This shop was one of the highlights of my vacation - it was everything I was looking for. They're close to the train station so definitely do not miss them!

I mean, by all means go visit the grandes maisons and their cave tours. You're in Champagne!…read more But for connoisseurs and enthusiasts just wanting more variety, this shop run by an association of 27+ independent grower Champagne estates, just cannot be beat. You'll be able to purchase bottles (and cases) of bottlings seldom seen back home, and more importantly be able to taste maybe 6-9 open bottles among 180+ cuvees they carry at any given point. It's a great opportunity to learn a lot about different cuvee styles and the growers behind them, some of whom have an intense cult following among enthusiasts. All at reasonable prices and among super-friendly staff, the shop space is totally lovely too. Extremely highly recommended.

Great Belgian beer shop with 300 beers. Does not have every beer and is missing a few top Flanders…read morenames but makes up for it by having many, lesser known Wallonian names. Excellent prices.... 40-50% less than what you pay in touristy shops in Brugge or Brussels. Will be back here soon. P.S. Bouillon is a cool little town for chillaxin'.

Nice and quaint little beer pub. About a dozen draft beers and 30 bottled. Friendly local crowd…read more Vin chaud offered in winter. We didn't try it as we were here on an exceptionally warm winter evening. Feels like a family owned pub. Friendly for foreigners but still authentic. get the Kwak beer. Fun presentation.

From the owner: Au royaume de la bière Un des plus vieux bars de la ville, une histoire, un billard français, un…read morecadre original un peu sombre à l'image des vieux polars, de la bière faite maison... Voici le cocktail détonnant de cet endroit ouvert en 1943, dans lequel Brel est venu et avec une bière fabrication maison championne de France (la Passe Stout). Vous l'aurez compris, cet endroit a une âme.