Qbrick is one of the oldest craft beer bars in Osaka and still one of the best. They have 16 taps that change often and a good three fridges in the back stuffed full of high quality bottled beer. The prices are average for Osaka and there is no cover charge during events since I have never paid one, it is also no smoking which is great. I’ve been there twice for special events and it is always full of friendly beer lovers willing to chat about beer. The service is good & the staff know their beer. A must visit as part of any Kansai visit for a beer lover, you can also easily visit Beer Belly, Dolphins and Yellow Ape nearby!

Great little wooden bar in the Honmachi area. Nice lineup of beers on tap and in bottles, but needs to do away with the table charge.

Seven or eight years in business, and it’s still the best craft beer place in Osaka. The owner is passionate about the brews and often attends events/festivals to seek out new beers. The tap list isn’t overwhelming, but generally has many of the best that Japan offers. Also has Guinness, Sappor Edelpils, and Hoegaarden on tap for those who want something regular. Very large (200+) and varied bottle selection, too. Prices are normal; most brews are offered in three glass sizes. The owner holds frequent beer events, which are always fun. Friendly crowds and good service. Not difficult to get to, either. A short walk from Yodoyabashi Station. This is the place to visit when you are in Osaka.

Really nice place. Good selection of beers and choice of sizes too. Prices seemed about normal. Slightly reminiscent of a Belgian cafe. Lots of wood and a large selection of good Belgian stuff in the fridge too. I will back here again definitely.

Excellent tap selection and service. Nice foreign taps rotating through. A must visit when in Osaka, easily combined with one or two Beer Bellies which are 10 mins away.

Great bar. I can’t add anymore than what’s said in the other reviews. Great selection of taps, cask and bottles and a place with character! Owner is a great guy to boot.

My new favorite place in Osaka. They increased the number of taps a couple years ago, and now they have the mosts in the city (eni-bru has more but is way down in Sakai). Nice bottle selection, heavy on Europeans and a few American. About 15-20 min walk to Umeda/JR, or 5 min to subway. No cover charge before 6:30pm, otherwise 300 yen per person (you do get a plate of nuts for that though). Good Japanese craft beer, plus a few foreign gems that rotate through. Got a pint that was a bit low (5cm of head), but they readily topped it up when asked. Prices are ballpark for Japanese craft. Food was decent (sausage platter good).

Great little bar worthy of a visit whenever in town. 13 taps of which 9 are designated as craft taps. Friendly service but very little English spoken (and tap list is in Japanese).Impressive list of just under 200 beers. Stung with a yen 300 cover charge upon leaving and this left a very unpleasant taste in my mouth (granted the surprise my fault given I can’t read Japanese) but the amount completely over the top for the privilege of just working through the door. Made enough of an impact to make me think twice about returning.

Thanks to KyotoLefty for taking me here! Nice little place with a solid selection of japanse micros on draught and mainly belgian and american beers on bottle. Service was good and friendly and the waiters seem to speak enough english so an non-japanse speaking customer won’t feel awkward. Prices are average for Japan with most beers costing 1000jpy for an american pint. Nice and relaxed vibe here. Glad i came!

Very nice enthusiastic service, quit good selection of beers, Japanese and american micro. Not many seats, but the tender really tryed to find us a seat...