Belgium Trip Advice

Email 3F in advance to see if they're open. DHVL is also amazing but directions are difficult.

 

In Brussels, Aux Vieux Temps serves it for no more than the (high) prices in the bottle shops. Prost...

 

You don't say how long or where you will be visiting. If in Brussels, you could do a lot better than visiting Delirium. I suggest you purchase Tim Webb's Good Beer Guide to Belgium. It is THE Bible for Belgium beer tourism. Also visit a website http://belgium.beertourism.com/ Please consider getting off the beaten path. In addition to Brussels and Bruges, ook seriously at Ghent, Watou....or just about anywhere! Consider going to one of the remote Trappist monasteries in Wallonia such as Orval.

 

I will be visiting Belgium for 2 or 3 nights in March 2016. Have no plans yet. I will be stopping in Berlin for 2 nights before heading to Belgium. So I would like to visit Brugges first. then head back to Brussels for the last night before flying back to the States. Any suggestions? I'm open to anything at this point. I've been trying to get to Belgium the last several years but other plans just get in the way. I hope to be they this time in March. Thank you.

 

I'll be in Brugge in two weeks - I plan to hit 't Brugs Beertje, Café Rose Red, De Garre, De Struise Brouwers Bruges Beer Shop & Bierbrasserie Cambrinus (pretty much in that order). I'm also going to hit De Dolle (Sunday tours are in English) which I've been told is accessible by public transit from Brugge. In Brussels - not an expert by any means, but Moeder Lambic met all my expectations, as did Cantillon. We went to Delirium (it was kind of a shit show) and had a beer on the top floor, which was dead, and then went back to Moeder Lambic.