Perfect service. Kind assistance. Great bikes. Ideal to…read morevisit Bruges and surroundings. Cesare from Italy

Rented e-bikes. Super fun good time. Friendly staffs. My colleague and I dove bikes to dumme. Had…read morefun time.

AVOID AT ALL COSTS. I wish we had seen the previous review before we rented our bikes here. Our…read moreexperience was a disaster. The air valve on a tire broke due to the cheap locking mechanism on the bike. We were stranded 5 miles outside of the city, so naturally we called the owner who said he could not leave his shop, and there was nothing he could/would do to help us. We spent time finding a place to securely leave his bike, then spent 25 euro on a cab ride back to his shop. He refused to refund any of our money, or even the cab fair. I was shocked by this horrible customer service.

Hi, Bad experience with this hike hiring firm. We were a…read morelarge group of tourists (+10) and needed bikes for a week, to tour around an area of about 300 km in Belgium. We were given bikes with worn tires, and most of them did not have a frontal light. In two occasions the tires burst and the whole group had to stop for hours and look for technical assistance, as Fietsen Popelier did not help at all. They have no servicing outside Brugge (or perhaps they simply turned a deaf ear to our telephone calls). We had to buy, provide, pay and mount cameras and tires by ourselves. When we returned the bikes, we could recover the money spent on tires, that was all. If you happen to hire a bike at Fietsen Popelier, beware of faulty bikes and parts, worn tires, etc., and make sure you are going to receive a minimum assistance in case of a technical setback, specially when it was caused by the bad condition of the bike you were given.

Tried coming in on a Sunday and it was packed. Came back on Monday morning to find it relatively…read moreempty and with welcoming staff. They have a pretty good array of craft brewing methods and if you don't know of them the staff helps you get acquainted. Great presentation and great quality of the coffees. Also got a warm, crunchy/soft on the inside croissant. The music playing is oddly ominous in contrast to the typical Starbucks Jazz. The ambience is also very unique, having bikes hanging in the window for purchase. The floor to ceiling windows make for a great view along the canal. Hopefully when I come back to Ghent again, I'll be here.

This is an adorable little coffee shop on the way to the main center of Ghent from the train…read morestation. The atmosphere is great, the staff was really nice, and the coffee I got was delicious and hit the spot on the cold day I was in Ghent! They have a big menu and in my opinion, the prices were really good for being a major city!

Ok for real, this place makes bomb sandwiches, brews their own beer upstairs and rents bicycles;…read moreall for a price that won't break the bank! I had the España panini and it was delicious. It was a salami panini that had this like essence of Cajun spicing in it. I dug it. My wife got the Chief and liked it as well. This place is also a brewery! There isn't any tour per se, but rather just a shop where you can purchase homemade beers under the label Pater Van Damme. Apparently the patriarch of the family brews the beer upstairs and sells it. They also rents bikes for a very reasonable rate. As of this writing it is €9.95 for a day. Price is very reasonable. Sandwiches are in the €5.00 range with drinker (even beer!) for like another €2.00. Thank god there is a cheap eats place that is good in this part of the world. All in all a cool spot worth seeking out! Great destination for a chill bicycle ride out of Bruges.

Would avoid. I went there twice and both times had not very great service and somewhat rude staff…read moreto deal with. There are much better options right around the corner from this place in town so if you're a tourist and you're going to go to one place, this is definitely not the one place.

An intimate and thorough tour of most of the Flanders battlefields is Quasimodo's long suit. Our…read moretour was guided by the historically knowledgeable Sharon, who doesn't stoop to regurgitating canned facts, but rather makes it all quite personal. The power of walking the Messines Ridge area where the largest non-nuclear explosion of all time happened in 1917 is not to be missed. There are two unexploded mines in the area. Stay on the path, and walk gingerly. One mine exploded in 1955, killing a cow. How crazy is that?!? Tons of ordinance, both live and spent, are dug out of the Flanders battlefields even now, more than 98 years later. Bring a snack as the lunch we had was pretty blah, even for free. Oh, and bathrooms are not readily available on this eight hour excursion. Finish your coffee early on tour day. This is an absolute DON'T MISS for anyone with ANZAC leanings.

Awesome bike tour. I forgot the name of our tour guide but he was very friendly and knowledgeable,…read morehe even bought us a round of beer near the end of the tour. I would definitely recommend to anyone visiting Brugge.