Fantastic. Really enjoyed it. I love sports and can watch the football or whatever channel you…read morewant.(you can request) while eating a very nice meal. Activities such as bowling alley and the arcade + GO Karting provides a nice atmosphere. In the summer and when thetr is a lot of people some better air conditioning is really needed. I love 4.5/5. Air Co and its a 5/5!

For the Americans, this place is essentially a Dave & Busters type of joint. Great if that's what…read moreyou're looking for with kids or youngers, but it's not really a sports bar for Americans. The wallpaper is all American sports, yet they don't have RedZone or anything like that for American football. Hope that saves you the time we wasted...

If you want a beer, this is your bar. If you want some football and a beer, this is your home!…read moreSeriously. This bar has a 70" flatscreen, 2 60" inch flatscreens and a 50" flatscreens, #flatscreen am i right?! It also has a snookertable, a dart machine and a foosball table! Sportsbar galore! If you want to watch your favorite team, you just have to ask! A consumation while watching a game is mandatory, so play ball. This bar has been around for 75 years and the barkeeper is third generation, so if you want a real ghent experience you've come to the right adress. Local tip: order a cocktail maison (a shot of vodka and amaretto). You'll recieve instant street cred!!

Okay, maybe not all of the pubs in Brussels are top notch, but then again this one is a sports bar,…read moreand I've never really been a particularly big fan of sports bars, no doubt because, well, you generally get a certain type of clientelle. On the other hand, this didn't feel like the typical sports bar that you get in Australia, probably because it isn't full of pokie machines as well (they tend to be placed elsewhere, which I certainly prefer). Anyway, it wasn't too bad, but as I've suggested, there are much better pubs around.

Bare bones pub that serves British/Irish beer. TVs showing soccer games & a few people getting…read moredrunk as it's Paddys day. Not the kind of place you'll want as a local, if you want to watch soccer there are more comfortable places to do that. All a stones throw away.

Super rude to tourist. Never told us it was last call so we couldn't order a beer 2.5 hours before…read moreclose which is kind of unheard of? They seemed to be rude to the locals as well so just avoid this place if you can. Not worth the bad atmosphere and bad service. I'm a bartender so I'm very understanding of closing times but we came 2 hours before closing on a Saturday night. Very disappointing. Not worth your time. Owner is rude as fuck. Wish i could give it a zero.

Another huge menu with a ton of options. This felt like a European sports bar; & to be fair, the…read moreonly other experience I have with that is from watching Ted Lasso! Really friendly, helpful service, and we actually got some treasures to yote home! - a couple of Westvleterens and a Bruges Zot. If you are a beer lover, this is another one for you. Plus, sports!!!

Scotland Fire's a great pub, with guess what? Yep, a Scottish theme…read more Living in Lille as a poor English Assistant, this place served me cheap pints, and worked its way into many fond memories of that year. It's usually less crowded than its Irish pub neighbor a couple doors down, which is how my friends and I found it originally (we were looking for a low-key drink on a random weeknight). It's centrally located to many other bars and clubs in Lille, so it's great for a stop on a busy many-stop bar crawl, or just for a little change of pace before (or after) a stop at the club.

Well, where should I start. As a 50% Scot, 50% Dutchie who's heart is in Scotland but who's on…read moreholiday in Lille, I might not have too much to say, but still..... No one in the whole bar was Scottish or even British. They barely even spoke English. The decor, music, drinks and everything was far from Scottish. The 'O'Scotland' beer, their own beer, was more like a darkish brown Belgium draft beer. And it wasn't even good. In other words, far from Scottish, just using the name and that's it. Really, really disappointed.

There are lots of bars and restaurants surrounding the plaza next to the train station in Leuven…read more This one is more bar than restaurant, and seems to draw more of a light night crowd than others. Great beer selection, and of course they have all the great Belgian beers on tap. Service was European slow but serviceable. Good spot to have a night cap.

We trained from Brussels to Bruges for the afternoon and I love finding myself in towns where I can…read morereally see myself returning, places where you feel off the grid in a really nice way. We'd planned to have dinner here but did not make a booking and really lucked out with the last table open when we came in. Please, ensure you make a booking if you want to dine here. I had no idea how consistently full they'd be and felt grateful the entire time to have snagged a spot. When I tell you my fish stew has to be one of the top 5 things I've ever eaten in life, I am not kidding. It was so spectacular. I had no idea what to order and asked for a recommendation and this was it. This soup blew my mind, spoonful after spoonful it was the yummiest, most delish, comfort meal I've had in a long time. We had a very and tasty experience. Highly recommend.

Service was VERY slow. It wasn't overly crowded but it seemed as though they forgot our food order…read moreand drink order arrived AFTER we finished eating.

Did not try the food unfortunately. Ordered a couple of bottled beers and sat at the front of the…read moreplace so we could watch the world walk by. Great service! Clean place! Quiet! Pool table upstairs. Definitely stop here.

Small bar with an upstairs seating area. Stopped in recently to watch Arsenal-Crystal Palace on a…read moreweekend. They only have a burger and fries on offer but the bartender doesn't mind if you bring in your own food, as long as you're not ridiculous about it. Decent prices.