Quality, great taste and a passion to sell only the absolute best produce define this place. Julien…read moreHazard, a young energetic owner, handpicks his cheese once a week at the Rungis wholesale market near Paris. He learned his trade at another famous address and has since become a household name in the business, establishing the best cheese store in Brussels. His specialty? Ripening cheese, and turning it into an amazing end product. From the old to the young, all kinds of cheeses are available to you to choose from. They also do quiche, terrine, croquette and have a good selection of charcuterie. But lets be honest, you are here for the cheese. If you want the high end stuff then they can provide it. A must for Christmas, New Year or any other festive occasion.

I would like to add my review in English to this gem of a shop…read more It is located in an ordinary quarter of Brussels but sells the best cheese in the city. The owner is very knowledgeable and always willing to make honest suggestions. My own favourite is a two year ld Gouda that is beyond compare. Can't be missed by Bruxellois or visitors alike

Great wine bar. An oasis in Chaussée de Wavre. Service is fabulous and the guys who run it are real…read morenice and pro. They know their business and give great advice on wine collection, which is excellent. Very nice, design-y interior decoration, comfortable chairs. Ideal for: -a relaxing glass of wine after work, -parties of 1 to 6 people, as the bar is not very big, -take away wine, -a platter of cheese, ham and salami The only minor downside, it closes shortly after 8:30pm, which is a bit early for Brussels late-working wine lovers. They are super nice and do not kick you out if you haven't finished your glass yet, but it would be great to have such a great place open 'till 10pm at least!

I tested their lunch menu. And I must say: cool concept, super cosy place, perfect wine…read moresuggestions. The ceviche that day was cod: divine! (Only thing I don't get is why they would serve canned food, even from a well known brand (i.e. la belle-iloise). But I guess I'm a purist ;))

Found this spot while looking for a bar. It was a nice quirky find. Very small place with various…read morerooms and floors. Can get pretty crowded. They prefer you pay cash and do take cafd but give you a hard time about it so just bring cash. It is a pretty chill, intimate vibe

Very unique, one of a kind ambiance with local music and drinks. The decorations are unlike…read moreanything I have seen.

Good wine friendly service. Perfectly sized for a glass of wine before or after dinner.read more

"Non peut-être" ...and I was conquered. Beside the name of the place that I LOVE, I always wanted…read moreto try it out after many times passing by after work and noticing a happy little crowd drinking wine. Finally tonight I had the pleasure to spend my evening in this unpretentious and cool wine bar. The owner knows his products very well and will advice you on what to take according to your taste. He is amazingly friendly and fun, and the plates of cheese is very nice. The bread could be a bit nicer and the assiette de charcuterie is a bit overpriced for what it is ....but what matters is the wine. This a great pace on the quartier place de londres For the perfect after work drinks with

These guys have taken a different approach to beer than the old school Belgian beer bars - instead…read moreof overwhelming you with "8,000 different kinds of beer", they act as more of a curator, and present a smaller selection of beers from both Belgium and around the world - but there are plenty, at least 100+. Also, they have beers from America (including Rogue from Oregon), and it was literally the first time I've had this conversation with a Belgian: "There are great beers in America." --"We know!" Here's what we got (all amazing): - Tilquin Geuze (draft), a really solid geuze lambic - Tempeste du Desert (bottle), an Alsatian brewer that faithfully recreated a California Pale Ale - Cuvee Mam'Zelle (bottle) - a blonde ale from West Flanders that was aged in wine barrels. My wife loved it, I found it a little too busy, but I still really appreciated how well-made and complex it is. Also on a great corner in Schaerbeek right near Parc Josaphat (and spitting distance from our crib). Service is knowledgeable and engaging. It's also a bottle shop so you can buy the beers for "take away".

Fantastic Craft Beer Bar. They have twenty drafts, and a whole selection of bottles and cans…read morebesides. You can enjoy the drafts in 12.5, 25 and 50 cl glasses and the prices are quite reasonable. About once in a month they host brewing events like tap take-overs and the like, and they make a few nice snacks to go with your beers as well.

A wonderful wine bar that has recently taken over the site of the old Montgomery champagne bar. If…read moreoffers 12 different wines that you can order by the glass. 30 different types of champagne & more important to me grappa. The owner/bar tender is a very friendly guy from Paris. If you want to impress him, say 'hey you're from Paris aren't you?' He was certainly confused @ impressed that I guessed where he was from. More so as I'm not a French speaker. He bar is very comfortable to while away an evening. With wonderful retro chairs that invite you to sit, but do not invite you to stand quite so readily. Large selection of wines cover the walls, with the friendly knowledgeable of our new Parisian friend, this will no doubt be our place to both drink in & take out.

This is the first place I've been to in Brussels where everyone really made me feel welcome and at…read morehome. First off, they have an actual bar, which one must know is rare in Brussels. So if you're there by yourself, you can go and sit there with your glass of wine and chat with the bartender or read your book without feeling like a loser. Secondly, the wines are good. If you've been trying to get a decent glass of wine to unwind near Montgomery, then you've probably been to the two brasseries nearby, where you can get either a red wine or white wine, and they're both horrible. The owner and managers at Vin sur Wijn are Parisian, and they are very passionate and knowledgeable about their wines. Montgomery has been sorely lacking in a place like this. Highly recommended.

This place has a huge selection of local and harder to find Belgian beers. I stopped in here for…read moresome souvenirs and I'm very glad I did. I found exactly what I was looking for! They also sell glassware and accessories and will even gift wrap items for you!

How could we pass up a place called the Beer Temple?!?!…read more It's a tiny beer shop with a large selection, that also sells beer accessories like proper glasses, brewery signs, etc. We didn't end up purchasing anything, because we had just begun our walk around town, but we did take note of some interesting brews. Not a destination place, by any means, but if you happen upon one, check it out. 22/2020