We stopped in to watch Women's World Cup games. Quite a few tv's, comfortable booths, good…read moreservice. Good selection of beer. Any food that don't have they are happy to let you buy next door and bring in - warm and accommodating. Clean bathrooms. Really a nice find!

From the owner: Bières et billard Au Pub, un bar de style anglais situé derrière le Théâtre, on se retrouve entre…read morejeunes pour boire une bière ou faire une partie de billard. Les banquettes façon cuir sur la petite scène sont confortables et permettent de rester en petits comités, en toute convivialité. La lumière est basse, on est presque dans la pénombre ! L'ambiance est feutrée, sauf au bar ou les plaisanteries vont bon train.

From the owner: Un pub irlandais authentique Le Kilberry est l'un des plus grands bars de Reims. Dans un décor des…read moreplus authentiques avec une décoration où le bois domine et une ambiance musicale irlandaise, ce pub propose des soirées à thème ainsi que des soirées étudiantes. On y retransmet les matchs de foot et de rugby sur écran géant et les clients peuvent participer au jeu de fléchettes traditionnel.

This place is off the hook awesome when they have live music and lots of it. People are literally…read moreflowing over partying into the alley.

From the owner: Un écossais rue du Coq Gris Caché dans la petite rue du Coq Gris, le Glasgow s'étale sur deux…read moreétages. Le cadre y est extrêmement agréable, le service chaleureux et l'ambiance assez chaude. Vous ne serez pas déçu par ce pub écossais, et apprécierez à juste titre ses spécialités de bières et de whisky.

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'.

Driving, cycling or hiking between the highlights of this region in the north of the French Meuse…read moredepartment, you won't have any problem finding the village of Breux. You might have a small problem trying to find this pub though. But it's worth the search. Located between the monastery of Orval and the basilica of Avioth, The Oak Inn is a tiny country pub serving about a dozen of real English ales & bitters, some Belgian beers and local delices as Orval trappist ale, maitrank and local wine. It's quiet, there's a nice big terrace for long summer evenings and a wood stove with a crackling for long winter evenings. The building is pretty impressive; the pub is just a small part of what owners Mike & Paskie eventually want to convert into a pub/recording studio/music venue. The music studio is actually open, but not in its definite form yet. Mike will be happy to show you around and tell you all about it. Every good review mentions a few downsides as well... Hard to come up with any, but there you go: although there's probably not much demand for it (Breux has a population of just over 250), it would be nice if the pub would be open in the afternoons too. And a simple snack/meal would be ideal. Just some 'tartines' with Orval cheese, a quiche or a pizza... No, nothing more on the down side really. Here's a treasure map for you: at the church coming from Orval, take a left into the northern part of the Grande Rue. Coming from Avioth, go straight ahead at the church. Look for number 44 (right hand side), go around the building and there you are...

Great food and service. Had the best bottle of champagne in Reims. Unfortunately we forgot the name…read moreon the bottle.

A champagne bar within the center of Reims - next to the market hall. Huge variety of champagnes -…read morewell-known and less-known in a fine combination. Tapas are served to complement the champagnes. The crowd ist a good mixture of young people, families and winemakers from the region. It's not a cheap place but it's worth a visit and every "penny".