Went here for lunch and beers. Very nice place, oldish vibe but clean. Service was good all around. Selection of beer was excellent, great draft selection including house beers with a large bottle list. Food was very good as well, they had some lighter items also. Prices seemed fair for the selection and quality. Overall a great experience, I’d recommend this place.

Reasonable selection and prices. I had De Arend Patrasche Bruin which I had only previously seen in shops. No complaints about service. Overall this is a place to go for one or two beers (for a change of scenery) when you are a regular visitor to Antwerp. If you are coming to Antwerp as a one-off then look for other options.

Very interesting beer restaurant with a typical belgian beer decoration. Good belgian beer selection, but unfortunately my first 3 choice were out of the menu, which is for sure something they need to take care. the food menu is not big, but my choice (rabbit cooked in westmalle beer) was really tasty. Decent prices and a very good mood. The beer service was slow and for sure the fact that i had to try my 4th option left me with a small disappointment. For sure a place to visit in Antwerp.

Nice people . Friendly , but do not appear to know too much of the beer they sell . Maybe i asked the wrong questions ? The waiter and barlady both were surprised 3f vintage wasnt delivered this week . Its all out, but still written in chalk as ’ taste now:’ do they not update in years time, or do they try to make false advertisement ? Both couldnt answer any of my questions about the slaapmutske dryhopped or hop selection .. On the other hand , their outside looks realy nice , they have a good ( yet not great) beerlist , with some rarities ( not much craft though) and their prices are VERY nice !

(Visited July 2012) Nice restaurant and bar, centrally located not far from ’t Antwaerps Bierhuiske. There are two levels with different rooms, and a very nice open courtyard. Swift and efficient service. Good beer selection with 8 draught beers, good but hardly exciting, and a list of bottled beers that is well selected with good beers, but not much in terms of rare beers. Very nice food. Definitely worth a visit.

Serious Flemish cooking, decent service, classical music, open courtyard, and about 90 beers -- not many surprises but a few lambics and plenty of 75cls for sharing. Somehow peaceful even when busy, maybe as a refuge from the well-touristed streets outside. Went with well-mayoed shrimp-stuffed tomatoes washed down by Girardin black label and never looked back.

A very decent spot to have a meal and a good beer. Lots of good, traditional Belgian dishes on offer. While the beer list doesn’t have too many uncommon beers to offer, all the classics are present, plus a few other interesting ones. The restaurant itself is lovely, and if the weather is nice you simply MUST eat in the couryard. (On our visit it was wonderfully sunny and sit in the courtyard we most certainly did.) Prices here are pretty much par for the course - which is to say, not bad. This place is definitely more of a ’great food place with decent beer’ than a straight-up beer place, but it’s probably one of the best places to have a meal with beer in Antwerp.

Cool place. Sat in the yard. Really cozy. Great food. The Stooflees were awesome. Little under 100 beers. No Lambic or Gueuzes surprisingly. Had a fresh Lefebvre Hopus . Nice place.

Went there for dinner to eat and offcourse looked at the beermenu and tried som beers. the beer list goes from standard every day stuff to the little bit more refined beers and beers from smaller brewerys, some to name, De Ryck, Boon, 3 fonteinen, etc ... just the every day good stuff !! doesn’t always have to be extremly special !!
Anyway , the waiters were very friendly and very fast, food was also served fresh , hot very fast and it was surprisingly good ! it’s not a haute cuisine restaurant , but more like a speciality brasserie/tavern restaurant, bit more class than some regular brasseries/taverns, allot of beer or beer related found in the ingrdients of the platters, i for example had Orval Cheese Croquette, and a Stew made with De Koninck beer , really delicious and a serious bite too ! you wont leave this restaurant with an empty stomach.
Restaurant itself is main flour and upper flour pretty big with lots of seatings and a nice patio right at the entrance/main gate. Prices are very cheap when you know you get allot , i myself had a Mariage parfait, starter, main course and dessert and payed little over 30€ so that’s pretty damn good !
This is a place i’m going to visit again for sure , and if anyone out there who comes visiting Antwerp wants to know a place for eating typical Belgian Special Cuisine / Beer Cuisine , then this is the place to be !

As you walk in from the street you enter a small courtyard. On our visit, on a very cold Sunday evening in March 2010 the only thing in the courtyard was a huge gas torch flame for smokers to warm up on, the tables and chairs were stashed away for the winter. The far righthand corner hosts a small chapel, the entrance to the actual bar is in the far left corner. Once inside you see an almost square room set out like a restaurant and most people seemed to be eating on our visit, we had already had a Shwarma in an Iranian joint by the station. It was no problem just wanting a beer though, others were doing the same. Mixed crowd of customers, mostly British, with three Americans behind our table (it was the ZBF weekend). Beer selection and service were both fine, we were joined by a couple of British guys we’d met on the Friday in the ’Oud Arsenaal’ and crossed the road with them to finish off our drinking in the ’Vagant’, as did many others who had been in ’The Great White Eagle’.