A small pub not far from the city center featuring a good selection (per m^2 atleast). The initial impression can be quite crude; it looks and feels like a dive bar frequented only by locals. Which is partly true. But you’ll find a pretty nice selection of imported beers (mostly from Europe), sahti, events to attend and interesting people. Small and a bit dark. Has a patio during summer where there’s often a guy with a bbq serving sausages and other eatables. Recently they’ve been selling home-made thai meals that are pretty good. And I feel the selection is actually better than earlier. Not overly much at any one time, but the bottle selection changes constantly, due to the enterprenourish efforts of the owner, so there’s usually something new to try.

Had a great experience at One Pint Pub! It feels like a very generic Finnish pub. Had interesting conversations with locals and the bartender. Drank Sahti from cask which was wonderful. Then of course I had the big honor to taste their Tyrnilambic. But really, this place has SO much more to offer than the Cantillon (which I guess they are very famous for!). The atmosphere, the beer, the conversations! Love this place and will visit again during the coming week =)

One Pint Pub may seem just another run-down local pub, but there’s much more underneath the surface. The selection of bottled beers is impressive - they actually have one Cantillon brewed specifically for their place. Although One Pint Pub is certainly off the beaten path, it is easily accessible by subway.

The last couple comments are made by some cats who are out to lunch, so disregard them. It’s not Brussels, it’s Helsinki, so you have to put that in perspective. The tap selection is unique and offers some ales that you will never get a chance to try anywhere else in the world. For example Alpo’s IPA (a damn fine IPA, even for San Diego standards), Red Neck or Cnudde Oud Bruin. The place itself is quaint and interesting with some cool history. So do yourself a favor and stop by if you ever get the chance. It’s not all about rare Cantillons, although One Pint has some of the rarest to be sure.....

This place was small, the guy was friendly in a fake kind of way. The selection was poor, had beers but wouldn’t sell them to us. Dark lit, kind of desperate feel to it. A touch depressing...maybe more than a touch.

Small spot stopped late at night, may have been a cause of non-nonplussed reactions. Dead interior, gruff service though knowledgeable and chatty. Mediocre selection of lambic, others random and spotty, taps rather weak. Unflattering in every way. Oh yeah, and you have to play games to get the rare Cantiloons. We lost that game.

decent spot in what seemed to be in a residential building. Service was competent, not exactly friendly & then warmed up considerably once we started talking shop with a local finnish beer judge. Decent selection, no special Cantillion though> Well worth the walk over from city center

I managed to get what I was told was the last bottle of the Cantillon Baie d’Argousier...wonderful lambic and also tried a great local Finnish IPA. Service can be a bit cold but the regulars are super friendly. Very very impressive selection, worth the trek.

Almost empty on a Sunday evening. This place changed hands a few weeks back. New owners are now pursuing mostly German beers, although a couple of local brews were on tap when we visited. They would not serve us thier Cantillon lambic. This place definitley has "lived in" look with lots of character. Bar staff was very friendly.

Small place in a residential area on the outskirts of the city center. Very locally and in need of dusting. Selection was pretty dull when we were there, with very few Finnish beers - mostly German and Belgian bottles.