Visited March 2013: Visited several times during my holiday, both evenings and afternoons. One of the evenings, packed. A 2-man band played belgian schlagers, spanish classics and english hits. Very nice atmosphere, people dancing and lots of belgians! In the afternoons more quiet and relaxing ambience. Belgian music in the speakers. As others have stated, this is an oasis in the desert. No new and hip beers, no surprises. But all great known belgian beers. Trappists, gueze, kriek and a like. A must visit if in the area, and you are fed up with the local lager and Guinnes!

It’s been a while since I was here, and I don’t really miss the place. I found the bar rather un-cozy and the waiters uninterested, but I would of course go back if I was in the area again. It’s an oasis in a desert of bland cervezas and world beers.

37 beers were on when I visited (three times). As 5 of the beers are trappists (and some of the other also are decent Belgian ales), that fact alone makes this "Flemish" pub deserve its RB listing, in the pale lager desert of touristy Playa de las Americas, Tenerife. Food is limited to a few snacks. Friendly staff.

If you ever happens to be in Tenerife Gran Canaries Isles, and had enough of there usual borrowing Cerveza, there is one place that you can go to enjoy a few good beers. The place is well hidden; it was after walking past the place several times that I noticed the bar. So as you walk down the one-way street facing the ocean, it is located on your right hand side underneath ground level. It is owned by a Belgium guy, but he is not always present at the bar. The service is ok, but don’t expect a great dialog about Belgium beers. The selection is about 40 different beers, so for the seasoned Ratebeerian there is not of much interest, as it is a fairly regular Belgium selection the bar has to offer. Still I was quit happy to get away from the crappy Cerveza that all the other bars had on tap and bottle.