Latest reviews from Roeselare
| 68 /100 Sanseveria (Bar) VELDSTRAAT 61 “A cool Italian ristorante but in the Belgian "brown cafe" style, lots of religious statues and paraphernalia adorn the space, really cosy and friendly cafe. A small menu of half a dozen dishes, super tasty spaghetti and certainly not expensive. They have a small bottle list but you will find something to satisfy your inner "beer geek". Highly recommended“ |
| 70 /100 Café Romen (Bar) NONNENSTRAAT 14 “A nice and cosy bar. It is kind of like going back 50 years in time. A cool ambience and a beautiful rustic interior that creates a cool vibe, they also have a beautiful cosy outside terrace. They have six beers on tap and a small but good bottle list. The food and service are both good. This place is a must for Roeselare. Note they have a remarkable amount of choice of non-alcoholic beverages.“ |
| 68 /100 Koornbloem (Bar) 118 OOSTSTRAAT “Nice unsuspicious looking bar with rodenbach on tap. The prices are very fair and the food is good as well. Nothing fancy but a good place nonetheless.“ |
| 68 /100 SPANJESTRAAT 133 “Tokk a ttour. It was crowded with older folks, slow going, but awesome to see the old maltings and the foeders. At the end we all got a classic, and then either a Grand Cru or Alexander (or both if you asked politely). Impressive to see what is going on, but the Foederbier is now gone, sadly, and Bavaria is not all that authentic...“ |
| 76 /100 Café Romen (Bar) NONNENSTRAAT 14 “Super nice bar with a beautiful back lot.“ |
| 66 /100 SPANJESTRAAT 133 “Got a tour in the original old brewery by Rudi himself, which is still preserved but not used any more. Visited with a Belgian television crew for a program about tourism (Vlaanderen Vakantieland). Final part of the visit was the same as the regular tour, including a visit of the foeder workshop where they build new and repair the old foeders, very impressive! Didn’t get to try the (at that time) new Rosso, even if it came out just one week later. That was a bit lame. If you receive a bus full of beer geeks, taking a day of from work to visit, it would be nice to pour the new beer... Oh well...“ |
| 84 /100 Koornbloem (Bar) 118 OOSTSTRAAT “Like this place. Pleasant, modern café between the train station & Grote Markt.
Good but not exceptional choice and they have Rodenbach Foederbier on tap along with Vintage & Character Rouge in bottles all at reasonable prices. Recommended.“ |
| 62 /100 SPANJESTRAAT 133 “Went there last year on the day they organised to celebrate the Vlaamse Oude Bruine bieren. Took the tour trough the huge barrels and ended up in the pub-section were we got a free taster. Lots of atmosphere overthere with a band playing. Was cool. Don’t know anything about visits on other data.“ |
| 56 /100 Streekbieren Yves (Beer Store) ONZE-LIEVE-VROUWEMARKT 1 “Wouldn’t recommend this place. No special selection, high prices (even the local brews), and not that friendly service.“ |
| 68 /100 Streekbieren Yves (Beer Store) ONZE-LIEVE-VROUWEMARKT 1 “After reading the raving review in Tim Webb’s guide and considering the out of the beaten path location, I’d expected a grander selection in this half-warehouse/half cute beer store shop that we had a hard time finding, but is actually just a block or two behind the old Rodenbach brewery. The few hundred beers seldom venture into rarities territories, but I still found plenty of oud bruins I’d never tried to put my hands on and the prices were ridiculously low, many being around 1 euro. My girlfriend paid 8 euros for a 3F Shaerbeekse Kriek. We were served by an old man, presumably owner of the place, who did not really speak English, but was trying and throwing nice smiles our way. Even though the place was empty and he was not the quickest guy in town, he gave us exceptional attention and care and it’s something I’ll remember. Nevertheless, the point of a beer store is selection and some important players were missing here. Maybe 300 Belgian beers all in all which does not make the national top 10.
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| 68 /100 Streekbieren Yves (Beer Store) ONZE-LIEVE-VROUWEMARKT 1 “Such a typical Belgian beer shop, the famous beer crates. But in one corner of the store, a special room for the local beers.
On weekends there is an older man for some to help and also has some knowledge whats there on the shelves. A reasonable selection of beers in the square behind Rodenbach.
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