Nice small bar that specializes in beers and wiskeys. Can be quite crowded but it’s always a good place to go with friends. Bottles are mostly from a Belgian selection plus some Dutch and random origin bottles; around 80 in total I think. They recently started carrying some more special ones like Flying Dog and 2-3 De Molen beers. Prices are very reasonable. Taps often change and some interesting selections come by but would be good to have more non Belgian offerings. Owner is very friendly. Gezellig, and improving, but not necessarily the best place to experience craft beer.

Quite crowded on a saturday night but good atmosphere. The bottle selection is pretty standard for Dutch beery pubs. On tap they server some more rare stuff. Staff was pretty much unaware of what they were selling. Do you have what the tapsigns tell? Yes of course! the young man said. So I ordered an Anchor Summer Ale and he poured a beautiful black Anchor Porter from the tap that said Summer Ale. No that I gave it back as I really prefer the Porter, but still. Would I make a detour to visit the pub? No. Do I go back when I’m in the centre of Leiden? Yes, as they had some interesting beers on tap that change now and then. Besides the Porter I had a Bacchus on tap.

I was there at happy hour (with free beer for everyone) so the place was very crowded. But the place looked good and they had a nice selection. I will be here again sometime soon

Old brown cafe in the center of Leiden very big selection of beers, not that cheap though (for me at least). Selection includes: belgium trappists (Westvleteren is on the list, never there though), nice selection of Dutch beers, reasonable selection of international beers (russian, tsjech, ect...). About 5 beers from tap also. If you are looking for a special beer cafe in Leiden this is probably your best bet, neer central station. The service is ok, however depends on who you get. Sometimes a knowledgeable barkeep, sometimes wrong glasses with your beer.