Chinggis Beer Club

The Chinggis Beer Club has a very European feel - lots of wood and a bar which wouldn’t look out of place in an English pub - but it’s rather a dingy place; a bit shabby in fact although the service was friendly enough and this is, after all, a small brewery which has made a name for itself and become well established supplying many local bars and restaurants with beer. There were just two beers on draught when I visited - the pilsener and the classic (dark), both apparently produced in line with the Reinheitsgebot. The menu also has a European flavour with old favourites such as spaghetti bolognaise, pork knuckle, sausages, soups and snacks. We had breakfast here one morning and I think my arteries are still recovering. (Last visited 16 September 2013).

This is about 10 to 15 minutes walk north of Sukhbaatar Square and is on the left hand side of the road We nearly gave up but it’s worth a few beers. Just a light and dark on but ok. It’s bit dark inside and a few of the locals had a few too many but still pleased we made the effort

The original Chinggis location (they now have the Beer Hall and another location near the Nadaam site). This is older, wooden, worn-in and I think a more European feel. Just two beers on when we visited. Nice enough place, but it’s a bit of a trek north from Sukhbaatar Square and didn’t really compel a return visit.

Historic brewpub that has seen better days. The beer, service, and ambiance are all better at the newer Chinggis Beer Hall but it’s still worth popping in here.