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Quite a long beer list but I didn’t find many interesting beers there. Service was hard-to-get and when I finally had a waitress coming to me she wasn’t so friendly. It was quite packed when I was there and I didn’t really enjoy the overall feel of the place
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| shrubber85 |
Great beer selection - well displayed in coolers so you can do a quick scan if you don’t want to thumb through 50 pages. Food was very good - very kid friendly - my 5 yr old daughter tore up the spaghetti. Tolerant wait staff for beer geeks. Definitely a worthwhile stop in Brugge.
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| gary07734 |
400+ beers, pretty much everything belgian I’ve ever heard of including all 3 westvleteren, struisse and all the trappists.
We had the set menu for 25Euro which as good value, decent if not spectacular food.
Beers served well, rediculous ammount of options and helpfull staff. Also none smoking which I think is a huge bonus but I don’t smoke.
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| acrdz |
Nice semi-modern beer cafe just a door or two west of Bier Tempel. Clean, bright, wooden interior with a cramped bar in the middle. OK accommodation with English but I usually don’t force English on people in Belgium and prefer to remain quiet. The beer book is expansive and deserves study, but I don’t think I spotted any super rare gems, so instead we drank some fine medium-aged Boon Mariage Parfait gueuze and a fresher Boon Oude Kriek. The cheese + mustard plate was OK but I’ve had better.
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| beastiefan2k |
eh, this maybe the only place I could have skipped on my trip. Its Very touristy. Basically, its a British pub for British people with a large beer list for tourist. The menu had a of stuff missing and a lot of stuff that is rather easy to find. Nothing rare or even special there, just lots of beers, particularly local stuff. Service was pretty slow for us. The food was unimpressive. I did not get the beer place but just a place that has beer to attract tourists.
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| bhensonb |
Huge beer list. Correct glasses. Peanuts. Helpful servitors. Great place, and, for some reason, smoke free when we were there.
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| jerc |
Our first stop in Brugge we had a fantastic dinner. Yummy cheese croquettes, flemish stew and dessert. Beer sauces on the meats. Beer list was pretty solid. Service was about average for a busy bar. A woman who I presume to be the owner came over and made some recommendations, some good (Struise), some questionable. Atmosphere was cozy yet upscale. Food was not cheap, but pretty reasonable give the quality. Beer list was a touch frustrating as others noted but there was an excellent selection. Would definitely come again.
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| Skinnyviking |
Even though the place was pretty crowded I managed to find my own table both the times I went in there. Dark furniture and bar with lots of taps. Impressive beer menu and food menu. I even had my drinks and food quickly, could pay quickly and was allowed to have enough time between the meals. I really liked the place and even considered going back the 3rd time.
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| FatPhil |
Ignored some people’s recommendations and came here - and certainly didn’t regret it. Large beer menu, which basically meant they had every common beer. Don’t know if the number of rareties was proportional. Pleasant staff more than adequately did their job. Tasty snack food (coarse liver pate, and raw bacon (speck) - but where was the bread to go with that? Odd.) - guessing the real meals are equally high quality. Definitely worth visiting again.
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| M0RHI |
Good pub, visited twice when in Bruges. First time through the day, light and airy, sat at the bar, friendly staff, great time. Second visit, the very same night. By this time packed, and the staff member that seated us seemed more tempted to push the food (we’d just eaten). Also wouldn’t let us stand up and when we ordered from another barmaid because she was busy gave us a horrendous scowl. The list is extensive and comprehensive, the beers served perfectly. Good pub.
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