250 Special beers, 16 on tap. Just tell Koen what you want even if it's not on the beer list, he…read morehas a special stash.

From the owner: 'The place to beer' in Middelburg! 20 taps, 250 bottles and cans, specialized in tastings…read more(bierproeverijen op reservering) the best snacks, great atmosphere, cosy terras, beautifull bar! Welcome in BiercafeMiddelburg.nl

There are simple dishes like sandwiches, salads and desserts. There are good smoothies. There is a…read morenice terrace with pleasant seats to the street. Service is good enough.

This place was referred to me by a friends who lives close to Middelburg and we were not…read moredisappointed. First of all, the place was open on Sunday, and makes you feel like you can have a healthy lunch (even though you end up eating a humongous piece of cake). We had some sandwiches (some cold some warm), tried some local soda, had tea and ended up trying the cakes that were in display and that no one can resist. They were amazing (but nobody could finish them). Great place for families with kids. The employees were great and very nice (even though we didn't speak great Dutch). You can also purchase some teas and other stuff, the place is very neat. I highly recommend it to all that would happen to stop by Middelburg or Vlissingen.

Middelburg's living room. Open 7 days a week from 11am to 2am. Laid back, indie bar for all ages…read moreduring the week. A bit louder, busier, younger, less indie and more dance and even some Dutch party music on friday and saturday nights. And one of the few places in town where sunday afternoons and sunday nights can actually be pretty good. Seventy-Seven (just call it 'Sev' if you want to blend in) is where Middelburgers learn to drink, fall in love, celebrate the birth of their children, come to to find old friends on christmas eve (even if they left the city decades ago), catch their elderly parents getting drunk and eventually catch their own kids having their first beers. One of the oldest bars in town: people have been drinking here on this spot since at least the 1780s. The original building was destroyed in a fire in the 1890s. The present-day building dates from around that time and survived Word War II. It's current decor is from around 1970 when the original De Koophandel (The Commerce) was renamed Seventy-Seven. Probably one of the ugliest and most worn out of all Middelburg bars, which adds to the charm. Other features: regular drum 'n bass nights, not so regular live music, huge terrace out front from april till october. The selection of beers (about 5 on draught, 10 on bottle) could be better. But the atmosphere is always good and you can get crisps, peanuts (free!) and all sorts of toasties around the clock.