Beerhouse Madeira

Good place. They brewing their own 10+ beers. Unfortunatelly not all are available, but it is possible to find something really nice to drink.

Visited with Auntie Sue and Margie on 4th December 2023. Touristy set up on the seafront by the cruise ship terminals. Clean, modern and an 'end of the pier' feel to it, so very holiday-ish. It's Germanic in design, as were the beer styles, and the staff dress accordingly, kind of weird really. I had a flight, 5 of their beers, nothing wrong with them at all to be honest. I would have stayed longer but our ship was about to sail.

Very nicely situated next to the big cruiseliners. Place is somewhat a tourist trap, but they do have an excellent selection of their own beers. They do two fixed flights of 5 that overlap, so do of of them and order the rest as singles. They had five cask beers that had aged and 12 others of their own plus some guest brews too. Definately worth a visit.

Visited in 2017 - Set on the marina in Funchal, I visited mainly to try the one beer they brew. The beer was very good & German in appearance, as is the place in general. A fine location to sit outside on a warm sunny spring day with good service. It's a pity they only have the Coral range of beers as a back up to there own one.

A vista é fantastica, e tem novas cervejas e varias crafts portuguesas. Vale a pena passar por la.

Always try to go to a local place or 2 when around a new town. Beerhouse Madeira is not a place to go for the draft beers imo. The in house ale is bland and uninteresting and the taster menu i had was not something to run for with Mainly Beer Lab Madeira by Coral beers. Try some of the bottle options instead if available. There are some decent Portoguise craft beer breweries like Dois Corvos, Letra and Oitava Colina on the beermenu. Didnt try the food, but it looked nice.

Brewpub located on the seafront in Funchal. Decor is kind of a mix between a seafront cafe and a German beer-hall, rather chilly when we were there. Service friendly and efficient. As others have said, they only brew one beer themselves, some kind of rye beer (no idea if it is a lager or an ale) that tasted a bit like a cross between a pilsner and a hefeweizen. Also have a couple of Coral beers. Didn’t eat but there is a big menu and the food looked OK. Prices decent. Normally not worth a mention, again as others have said but worth a look if the only other option is Coral lager everywhere else on the island.

Brews one beer themselves. Alledgely a rye pilsener but it doesn’t really taste of anything. Other beers available was Coral and Carlsberg and that’s it. They have a gigantic food menu and the food is certainly decent. Service is nice as is the location on the harbour. A tick is a tick...

Ok bar with three beers on during my visit, an amber that was a bit sweet and cloying, a wheat that I didn’t try and an ’apple’ beer that was surprisingly refreshing and not too bad ( but not amazing) couldn’t see any brewing kit unless its well hidden below. Ok service, great views.

Offers one own beer plus some beer from local large brewery. Feels more like a restaurant than a pub - people come there to eat lunch or drink wine or drinks. Nothing spectacular, but this place has the best beer on tap on the island and the view you can enjoy is spectacular.