I'm back at the Berthom! My favorite Bordeaux Craft haunt. I…read morecome EVERY day at 5pm (17.00 euro time) when I'm in Bordeaux. They have a happy hour weeks day from when the open to 7pm? (I can never remember exactly when) which is damn Crafty. The Crafting is pretty sharp otherwise, but after you've see the prices at Jaqen a few blocks up - enough to freeze the vats of Craft in your veins! - you'll think different. So they they normally only have 4-6 Craft taps and a lot of Belgian brew, but I don't know, I just dig the place. Just ask for the bottle list, I once had a Swedish Craft from Hilma brewed with actual French fries! Tasted like a 4am McDonalds in a bottle. The Craftenders are righteous. You'll need to buff up your glass of Craft French though. Mutant Disco II from Põhjala in Estonia any Crafter? Yes please! My Craft Jesus rating a 'my most Craftish taproom in France' 83 IBU

Whoever says Bordeaux doesn't have a beer scene clearly hasn't been to Les Berthom, a tip-top beer…read morebar featuring brews from across France and around the world. Husband fancies himself a beer guru (who knew you could become a guru at something by chilling on the couch with your best bud for hours on end?!) and loved sampling the American-style IPAs brewed in Italy and Sweden. I happily sipped every last drop of my just-right sour ale. Les Berthom has dozens and dozens of beers on tap and in bottles, as well as a full bar. The snacks are small but mighty; we ordered all of them (obviously...) and I had to have my gooey cheese-drenched spoon pried from my salty sausage-coated fingers. Great vibe and attentive service as well--I'll certainly hit up again the next time I'm in Bordeaux.

In a city full of wines, this gem gives craft beer the attention it deserves! Great beers and just…read morethe kind of comfort food that is easy to serve. Great ambiance with lots of board games - great spot for a cold beer and great conversation. Reminded me of some of my favorite brew pubs back home in Atlanta. Order the Mixte Planche with a Smoked Porter or the Last Hops on draft. You won't be disappointed!

Excellent craft beer bar downtown Bordeaux. Seven craft beers on tap...mostly from France...a few…read morefrom Barcelona. Taps change daily. Large or small pours available. Also bottles available. Very friendly bartenders who speak English. It's very hard to find French craft beer, especially on tap, so definitely check this place out if you're looking for great beer!

Ok, Craft Jesus was wrong. Humans are flawed. They're not…read moreweird, they're just trying for West Coast. Sure, it hasn't exactly worked out, but hey, let's spread the Craft love

In a city of of wine places this is one of only two real craft beer bars that I found. Almost cave…read morelike inside it is a superb bar and 100% worth a visit if your wanting a change from a glass of red or white wine. It had everything decor wise that you would expect in a craft bar, wood finishes, chalkboards, etc. The beer on offer was great, they had about ten options from a mix of Brewers and about 8 from brewdog. Nobody spoke much English but we managed to communicate fine and got a cracking IPA that went down a treat after a long day of travelling. Food wise we had some lovely French sausage and bread. It went perfect with the beer and was just what we were looking for. Can't recommend this place enough.

Only two beers on tap but a nice selection of bottle beers. We had an IPA and a pale ale. The IPA…read morehad a hint of citrus. Both were local brews. 7 euro for 0.5 l We also had an assortment of cured meats with a basket of bread. It was good with the beer.

A nice little bar hidden in the Victoire area, out of sight from the busy streets. There, you'll…read morefind a very decent selection of Belgian beers on draft, such as Delirium Tremens. Plenty of Trappistes as well, and some fruity ones too. I went for a Pêcheresse and it was gorgeous as per usual. The only 'hic', is that they gave me a wrong glass for it. I was not in the mood to argue, but it showed that they are not immensely experts in Belgian beers. They also had the usual charcuterie platters, which seemed lovely. Service was nice, music as well.

Hurrah! Just....hurrah!…read more As somewhat of a novice to the Belgian beer, my first visit to Titi Twister was a night I'll not forget in a hurry. Who knew that beers could be so varied, so bitter yet so sweet, so colourful and so wonderfully delicious? Well maybe you did, but I certainly didn't. I felt as though I had been introduced to a lovely new subculture that I hadn't even known existed. Being in Bordeaux I had expected, if anything, to have my mind blown by the famous red wine of this mighty grape region. But, as far as alcoholic beverages are concerned, it was definitely my introduction to Belgian beers that was the bigger eye opener (sorry to all you winos!) Titi Twister is a pub in central Bordeaux, a mere two minute stroll from the Place de la Victoire. It is run by a merry band of English people (all fluent in French though ne vous inquiétez pas!) and, I say merry, I think it very much depends on what mood they are in, as I was unfortunate enough to have a run in with them in a bad mood that offended me so much I got up and left my drink, and that is the only thing preventing me from donning the whole five stars, it certainly wouldn't stop me from ever going back, they're normally very jolly indeed. I must give a particular mention to Rosie, my favourite barmaid in Bordeaux who was always smiling and chirpy and ready to natter away in French or English. Variety. That's a buzzword I would use to describe this bar. It's only small, but you get a real variety of people through its doors: young and old, French and English, even the pet dogs are welcome (though I guess that's pretty standard in France). Next is the variety of beers, golly there are many of them, a couple of familiars as well as many that I have never heard of before, it means you can never get bored, at least I couldn't, I found myself wanting to work my way through as much of the menu as possible. Next in variety: glasses. Many of the beers have their own individual glasses - it's fantastic! There can be four of you around a table, all drinking a different beer and all with different glasses - hey I never said that simple thinks didn't please me. My favourite was the glass for a beer called Kwak, it is essentially reminiscent of an oversized chemistry conical flask/test tube in an oversized test tube holder - so much fun to drink from! The prices here are a bit more than what you would expect to pay for an average pint in Bordeaux, but that's because they aren't your average pint. You definitely get what you pay for in terms of flavour, service and experience. You can even get little shots of the different beers to try before you choose - very helpful when you can't decide! Finalement...c'est nickel quoi! Bien sûr que je revienne...Bordeaux m'attend!

Temporarily closed! My girlfriend and I tried to get a light night bite after riding the train from…read moreParis and we were disappointed to find nothing open late here!

Great find next to the Hilton Garden Inn just a few minutes from the Gare St Jean train station…read morealong the Garonne River. A live band played as part of a regular rotation of genres in the large ecclectic food court. It was huge with open communal high tables indoors as well as low tables outdoors in quieter spaces. An abundance of international food options freshly prepared onsite from Indian food, sushi, burgers, tapas, Asian, Italian, beer as well as cocktail bar options. Reasonable prices. There was a dance floor in the evening but it was still considered a family venue and several families had children out and about in between the dancing foray. The jovial atmosphere did make it difficult to hear and to have lengthy conversation inside the food hall, just be forwarned.

They said that we can see a barça match, we wait for an hour taking beers and finally we can't…read morewatch the match, he said that tv not works correctly... So late to find and alternative option

Classic pub, great for late night. The bartenders, and crowd, were friendly and fun. Great beer…read moreselection and a perfect location. Don't miss it for a last stop of the evening.

Waitress denied our request to sit at a more comfortable / preferred table even though the place…read morewas virtually empty. In the end that table, like most tables, sat empty the whole time we were there. Their extremely poor imitation and excuse for a poutine was embarrassing, easily the worst we have ever had. Certainly not representing this decadent dish properly to foreigners who must leave this restaurant in amazement that anyone would eat this and actually enjoy it. Trust me, a good poutine has nothing in common with what this place serves! Would leave 0 stars if possible.

From the owner: Envie d'un bout du Québec en plein Bordeaux?…read more Envie de découvrir de vraies craft beers dans la ville du vin? Envie de faire la fête dans le premier pub de France labellisé bio et alimenté par de l'énergie renouvelable? Bienvenue au Au Nouveau Monde , Broue-Pub Bio & Québécois! Mais qu'est-ce qu'un broue-pub? C'est un pub où vous dégusterez les bières brassées sur place, car chez nous la bière fermente sous vos pieds! Eh oui, nous avons a installé notre micro-brasserie artisanale dans la belle cave voûtée. Chaque jour, pour le déjeuner, vous pourrez découvrir nos plats du jour et nos formules en plus de notre carte du soir: Oui, nous avons de la poutine, des burger-frites, des burgers vegan, des mijoté de veau à la bière... et plus encore! Chez nous les viandards côtoient les vegans et les sans-gluten parce que c'est ça aussi le Au Nouveau Monde! Tout est bio et fait maison et nous sommes alimentés par de l'énergie verte!