Many beers and gift pack.

This place clearly exists for tourists, as do many of the places in Brugge, but there are some hidden gems to be unearthed if you bother to drop by. Most tourists aren’t picking up the type of stuff beer geeks go nuts for, so I’d recommend at least giving a look.

Very, very similar to the establishment in Brussels, albeit a touch smaller. Aimed at tourists mainly, the beers offered are quite good overall, obvious high prices but liveable. Some gift pack stuff… Its clear to which crowd this store caters & it has its place. Average, non-hardcore beer enthusiasts, visiting Brugge looking to pick up some beers, close to the centre. The convenience is worth some money, I suppose.

Very touristy, and tad smaller than the Brussels store. Ok selection of bottles and a decent selection of other stuff. Not too bad, worth a look see if you’re in the area.

Been here a couple of times but tend to avoid this as it is just to expensive and the range is not that great, I suppose it is aimed at tourists and suceeds in that respect as there are always plenty milling about. For anyone with a vehicle there are much better and much more reasonably priced places a short drive from here, however I guess if you don’t have transport then there should be enough choice to take a bottle or two home. Usually has a nice window display and to be fair is good for beer accessories though once again a bit pricey.

Touristy bottle shop near the centre of Brugge. Lots of bottles but nothing too rare. I specifically went here for Rodenbach Charactare Rouge and bagged a few bottles, but with the usual Brugge tourist tariff added on (ie 15/20% more expensive than other towns in Belgium!). Service was OK i guess, no one asked if I needed help - but I didn’t so no problems.

Another touristy beer store close to the city center. They offer a lot of industrial beers and few craft ones. A good collection of glassware but extremely pricey. You could pick up some of the beers they offer here in a supermarket close by for probably half the price.

Am wary of going in here now, as got some beers a few years back that turned out to be out-of-date...

Touristy place with a good selection of Belgian beers. They have the most common lambics and Westvleteren as well. The prices are high, although not nearly as high as central Bruxelles. The service was somewhat grumpy at my visit. Go here only to pick up a few beers you have overlooked elsewhere.

Another typical little bottle shop with a big store front window and well organized yet very crowded shelves of beer. I found a couple of cool obscure offerings here not found elsewhere. Another place worth a quick look if you’re trying to find something particular and decent enough prices too. Like all the other bottle shops this one too has a large glassware selection.