Café t Moortgat

For me the place to be when living in Arnhem in the 90's. Nice loose atmosphere. Interesting list when you start you beer exploring carreer. Back then runned by beer lovers. (1995).

Visited with a much more well-traveled friend. I found the brown bar different than what I am used to. Amosphere was okay, beer list was interesting for someone from the states. Service was no more than sell a beer and return to conversation with the regulars. The good news was the cost, relatively cheap.

Wasn't too impressed when I visited this place. Old brown bar, looks good, but staff was -as others have said before me- quite disinterested and the beer list did not have anything new for me to try. Only had one beer and left.

Lots of commercial signs inside, bit dark and ''brown cafe'', service ok, Cash only, usual suspects beer wise, its not that special

Sorry but the Dutch would call this ’vergane glorie’. During the eighties this was pretty much the only place in the periphery where you could get a decent beer. They have obviously been resting on the same laurels ever since. I have just revisited after 2 years and found disinterested bar staff that can’t offer me an Orval (fairly standard these days) but also manage to serve me a Gulpener Dort as a dry and hoppy beer. Sorry but the only thing that this place has going for it is its history and ambiance. There are far better bars in town like Tape, Cafe Meijer and Caspar.

Visited 3 times. Nice location, but the pub itself could use a ’make over’. Too shabby. Nice selection, but no surprises. Friendly staff. prices ok.

Interrieur is wat verwaarloosd, maar dat past bij deze kleine, gezellige kroeg. Selectie bieren is goed, vaak leuke bieren op de tap. Uitbater Ruud heeft veel bierkennis. Het biercafe in Arnhem.

Nice brown cafe not far from the train station. No real surprises but a decent selection