A relaxed, friendly and comfortable music bar. The beer selection isn’t hugely exciting but it’s a pleasant enough place. It’s on a street corner with a conservatory area at the front from where you can watch the world go by. (Visited 27 September 2012).

Visited on 27 September 2012, late night. Probably didn’t make the best impression after a few rip-raoring hours in Cafe Derat, but it was a congenial enough spot for a late drink, even if the music was a bit loud for my tatste. Woody, comfortable ambience. Not too crowded. The beer selection is passable but not exciting. Four or five taps with commonplace stuff and a monthly special - on thids accasion De Leckere Paulus. About 25 bottles - mainly standard Belgian stuff plus a couple from Schedebrouwerij (OK I know that’s Belgian too these days) and De Leckere Pils if you need the tick. Pleasant enough but not really a beer destination.

Tilt has a slightly upscale feel, with dim lighting and plenty of new wooden fixtures shaped into jaunty angles. It’s a nice, well-appointed place. Tilt seemed to have a younger crowd than other bars I went to in Utrecht. The service is attentive. The selection’s pretty weak, and I’d adivse against visiting here if you’re looking to try new or interesting beers. The bottle list features a list of common Belgian brews. No sours. I opted for a beer from ’t Ij that was pretty poor. The value’s decent, standard for the area.

Been here a couple of times. More of a bar where you can spot hockey chicks I guess, than that you go here for a decent pint. Had some food here as well, which is just the regular Dutch pub food as far as I can recall. Not bad, but not exceptional.

Nice relaxed bar with slightly more beery interest than your average Dutch bar. Tap had mass-produced lager but also Palm Sauvin and Franziskaner. Bottle selection small but pretty nice with Dupont, Scheldebrouwerij and other Belgian offerings. Nice outside area and friendly service. Food is fairly priced and fairly tasteful.