This beer cafe is awesome. Such a great selection of Belgian beers. The service is amazing and couldn't get any better. I loved this place and visited many times whilst I was in the area.

I really love to come here and find out what special beers they have on tap.
Went Friday night and had the Laefte (sp?). Came in this huge chalice and tasted damn fine.
Looking forward to going back for this one.

Oh it's still yummy.
I started the 100 beer list. Yup. You read that one right. 100 beers. It's going to take a while, but if you like variety...

We've popped in here for a drink on a number of occasions, but finally got the chance to eat here on the weekend. They are know for their mussels and that's what I was coming to try. Mussels in white wine.... very average. There was so much liquid, no bread, not a lot of flavour - sure the white wine and garlic was super prominent, but that was it. The chips were presented beautifully, but were soft and luke warm. Pretty disappointed.

Approximate cost: $29

Still yummy and they still have the hot dog and Stella deal. The hot dog has changed; they use a brioche bun now and it comes with onion rings. It's different.
Also, it's gone up in price. It's around $16 now. So although it has become dearer, the item has changed enough to validate the increase. Still worth the eat.

Approximate cost: $avg

I had an amazing lamb rump thing here with some pretty fabulous sides. I can't recommend the beers because I don't drink beer, ironically. The vegetables were perfection and the service was good. It is a bit pricey though, and with some amazing restaurants situated round the corner on Rundle street, I kind of feel like maybe this place could get lost in the fray.

On the other hand, it does serve some amazing beers - which puts them above the rest if, you know, you drink beer.

I love the hot dog here and the huge chalice of beer that comes with it. There are large glasses for other beers too and these are definitely worth your time.
This place is now always going to be one of my first choices for a drinking hole in the city.

Approximate cost: $avg

One of the best places to get beer in the city very good variety of beer and the prices are very good also the food is great ive been going there for years so try and see it wont dissapoint.

My husband had a day off this week so we thought we would try out this interesting Belgian pub. They have over 40 different beers to choose from, my husband tried a few and really enjoyed them. A very spacious dining area, you can eat outside aswell. My husband ordered mussels which came with pommes frites and mayonnaise. I thought fries and mayonnaise seemed like a strange combination to have with mussels. My husband said they were some of the best mussels he had ever tasted. I had some swiss croquettes which was served with some delicious chutneys. Yummo! They had an entree which was fries and mayonnaise, I tried my husbands, the home-made mayonnaise was quite delicious, but not with fries. Excellent service and a very interesting menu, delicious but expensive, the same with the beers - quite expensive. But it was a great, different, interesting experience compared to other pubs. Very pleasant atmosphere, we enjoyed ourselves and definitely recommend.

Approximate cost: $35+

I used to go there often with colleagues on Friday after work. It's a nice pub located in a convenient but quite back street. They have special European beers on the tap and the taste is proper. The only thing stops me from going back often is the price. The drinks are quite pricey which kind of stopped me from enjoying myself after 2 drinks…

Approximate cost: $40