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| sebletitje (190), Enghien, Belgium | | December 26, 2011
Modern style deco in a small alley. Very touristy with all the Belgian food and beer specialties to buy.
I like the setting, the cellar is beautiful, the beerwall adds a nice touch but I am not getting the passion behind it, more of of an attention grabber and eye candy than anything else.
Plenty of beer gift packs to buy with the matching glass. Prices are decent and some on the overpriced. Sadly most of the beers are from the big breweries.
The end of the alley has a bar with a few beers on draft and some in the fridge.
Not my style, too crowded, too many tourists blocking your way to snap pictures and not a place where I’d want to sit down and have a beer. Too sad because the history of the area is interesting. | | Hansen (30), Assentoft, Denmark | | December 14, 2011
Has a lot of belgian beers, mostly the normal ones. Remember to walk around, they do also have beers in the celler. Not much service, and the beers are very expencive. | | Rastacouere (580), Montréal, Quebec | | November 7, 2011
This improbable place seems almost like a caricature. On one of Bruges’ main shopping street, right besides Erasmus, it attracts the eye with its Belgian beer wall, a collection of over 1,000 bottles displayed on locked shelves in the alley right beside the store. You then understand this is meant to attract you into the store which is an enormous, airy, modern, fashionable venue that seems to make no commercial sense as expensive as the rents must be in Bruges center. Shelves and shelves of beers where they’ll align 10 bottles of the same beer one beside the other. The place is packed with tourists who buy nothing, but picture everything. You eventually get to the basement where again you walk through aisled packed with beers. There are certainly a few hundreds of them, but the size of the place makes the selection appear much grander than it is. We’re really facing mainly commonplace Belgian ales and while I have not bought anything, I’d be very surprised if those many bottles are very fresh. Almost a surrealistic place that feels half beer store, half touristic museum. | | ontbeermaker (119), Ontario | | October 1, 2011
Definitely the best prices for a beer store in brugge, make sure you dont miss the celler
down stairs thats where the stuff is. They didnt have any really awesome finds. but they did have achel extra for cheap. if your walking by you should stop in. good store | | fugitive (129), Athens, Greece | | June 21, 2011
Very large selection of Belgian beers in glasses big enough and certainly beautifully gift-packs. | | MrHangover (20), Den Haag, Netherlands | | June 18, 2011
Awesome ’hidden’ cellar with a great selection of beers. Good place to start. Not too many rarities, but if you"ll ask something specific they’ll show you. We sat on the terrace for a while, enjoying a Kwak on tap. Never seen that before. | | fata2683 (124), Tucson, Arizona | | June 18, 2011
visited this shop while in Brugge, very clean and like a supermarket for beer. Nice Struise selections here and decently priced. Everything was sold in singles. | | Rune (211), Tromsø, Norway | | June 5, 2011
A lovely terrace overlooking the canals, a cosy little bar, a wall of beers, that in fact is a piece of art, and a huge beer cellar, as a part of a larger shop, can all be found at this comprehensive, modern place. The beer selection in the cellar is the best in Brugge, I think, may be together with The Bottle Shop situated in the same street. The service from the bar could not be called attentive (visited 4th May 2011). | | JohnRMurdoch (191), Glasgow, Scotland | | March 26, 2011
Tourist Beer Shop in the town centre. Quite large with a basement. Noisy & busy, expensive and the staff not very informed or helpful. However they do have a good selection of interesting beers. | | suprchunk (46), Heinsberg, Germany | | May 16, 2010
Neat place with a whole basement full of beers. Some of them are repeated it seems to make it look like they have more than they do, but the selection is great regardless. Prices are on par with the area - up there. Service seems to stay upstairs, they don’t bother you. I suppose if I had a question they might answer it. |
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