Quick beer pick with limited edition compared to the Delirium village but this place is better for…read morefamilies as this is in the grand place and is not filled with smoke smell like the other one.

Okay, this isn't the main bar, that is located elsewhere, but this is a smaller version of it…read morelocated on the other side of the old city. It's pretty cool I have to admit, despite the fact that I grabbed a beer that was, yeah, not on the top of my favoruite list. However, the atmosphere was pretty good, and the service was pretty top notch as well.

Really cool beer bar with an incredible selection of Belgian beers and most importantly lambics!…read moreThe bartenders are knowledgeable and passionate about the beers they serve. You can pair the beers with some charcuterie, cheese platters, or flatbreads. We decided to try the cheese platter and felt it was the perfect bite to complement our beer tasting. If you love beers and lambics come to Moedor when you are in Brussels!

This bar is truly the king of beer bars and has a long list and variety of various spontaneous…read moreales as well as classics. You will find most everything here and if they don't have it, ask the bartender who can lead you. They have some great flatbread snacks and some other food items as well. I wouldn't say it's a dinner place, but you could easily stuff yourself on all of the various tasty snacks that you have here.

Very cool little spot for a night cap at the end of a long day…read more This romantic little spot was full of creative drinks with clever titles. Gotta love a spot that offers a Pickle Rick drink! The bathrooms were bright and clean. Very good for people watching.

Awesome little cocktail spot located directly near Grand Place in the heart of Brussels…read more This place has an amazing cocktail selection and is worth a visit if you're in the area...

There are quite a few pretty nice bars in the centre of Brussels, but then again the centre is very…read moremuch a touristy area, which is why there are quite a few bars here. This one actually wasn't bad at all. It did feel rather modern, but then once again a lot of them in Brussels do. However, it had charm, and most importantly, a lot of nice beers.

Kinda of a hipster place not far from the Grande Place. One of the more quiet places we visited on…read morePaddy's day. Maybe of if the reasons might be due to the bar tender checking the toilet after I used it. Maybe she was expecting puke. Or that I didn't flush... I hate that people check after I use the bathroom. It's not like I was even close to being drunk. Stars off for that! The beers are of a great selection, & the ambience is relaxed with a nice selection of music. Maybe I'm paranoid in this review...

I'm probably not saying anything that hasn't already been covered, but the reputation as the…read moreworld's best beer bar is absolutely deserved. There's a Dutch word "gezellig" which loosely translates to cozy, and it perfectly describes the interior and the vibe. The clientele is: local Flemish, and super-annoying Americans (present company excluded). And it's only open on Sundays. We got: * A Drie Fonteinen geuze that was my favorite of the lot * A Vanmol Vuur "Raw Ale" which my wife said was one of her favorites of all time * a vintage Boon Oude Geuze The owner has to go fetch every bottle from the cellar; his mother helps him at the bar. 100% Worth the hassle.

This is one of the best beer bars in the world and it is in a little gem of a town outside of…read moreBrussels. Getting here is much easier than getting home. You can catch a bus in Brussels (if it stops for you) or catch an Uber. Getting home, the bus is likely your best option! Just make sure you stay in town for a Sunday, the only day this quaint spot is open. And get there early! There will likely be a bit of a line. The bar is run by a few generations of a family and they are SO friendly. They also take care of their locals in the midst of the craziness of the out-of-town visitors. You don't feel out of place while enjoying some of the best lambics you will ever find. We will always try and be in Brussels on a Sunday for every visit.

Tourist trap Busy!…read more Lovely place but far better stops elsewhere I'd choose something not near the little guy outside

A very extensive beer menu and decent food right around the corner from a heavily trafficked…read moretourist attraction. That alone with probably get you to consider Le Poechenellekelder. The decor, while some a bit creepy, is also a reason to at least stop in for a drink. The food won't wow you, but it will not disappoint either. Service is solid. Again, nothing to brag about but they do their best. I came before the crowds surrounded Manneken Pis and found there was plenty of room. When I walked by later, I found it was much busier (no surprise), so worth keeping that in mind. Also, worth noting, they have a small section of outdoor seating to take advantage of if the weather is nice.

By far the BEST views of the city. If I lived here, I'd come all the time. You can see 360…read moredegrees all around you. We had a beautiful clear sky on the day we came. The only thing weird is you enter like an office building and then take the elevator all the way to the top. Once you exit the building from the roof then you have the spectacular views. There is a bar way on one of the ends. Tons of tables outside to take in the views.

Decided to check out this rooftop bar after passing by it a couple of times at night and seeing a…read morehuge line. So we decided to beat the rush and we arrived at around 5:20 on Friday. There was already a small line but it only took us 10 minutes to get upstairs. Not sure how long it takes as it gets later because the line only gets longer and longer. And since it's located inside an office building, they only have two small elevators to get down. They have one small back elevator to get back down so that actually took a bit longer - something to keep in mind when you plan your exit. When you get up there, you get a 360 view of Brussels. It's not really a rooftop bar but more like rooftop views with a bar. There is no entry fee. There are seats and tables with QR codes. You order with the code and pick it up yourself at the bar. Prices are a bit more than a regular bar but still worth it for the views (and def way cheaper than NYC). You don't even have to order anything if you didn't want to. Plenty of people were bringing kids up there since it's not an actual bar bar. Highly recommend for some free rooftop views.

Took the Hungry Mary beer & chocolate tour and La Brouette Tavern was one of my highly anticipated…read morestops located in the Brussels historic Grand-Place square. Traditional dark wood decor created a cozy atmosphere with a wooden staircase leading to the second floor where the feast was awaiting. The room had windows viewing 180 degrees into the square for the perfect beer pics. The tender meat and aeromatic cheese squares were the perfect complement to thick pieces of bread. Two totally different beers were introduced and described for consumption which included the Delta IPA and the Golden Carolus Tripel. Both beers were light and refreshing, although after devouring an entire plate of cheese and bread, my belt buckle was about to snap. Cool old style bar within steps of three hundred plus years of Brussels history.

A friend and I did a day trip to Brussels while I was visiting her in Paris. After tasting a lot…read moreof chocolate all morning, I needed something savory. We stopped into this little restaurant for a snack. We ordered frites (French fries) and cheese croquettes. Both were incredibly delicious!