Le Bier Circus, Brussels, Belgium - pub details
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Address: Rue De l'Enseignement 57/Onderrichtsstraat, Brussels, 1000 BELGIUM
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served
- Credit cards accepted
Pub suggested by jamie.nakin on 11 Jan 2006
> Current user rating: 8.5/10 (rated by 14 users)
user reviews of Le Bier Circus, Brussels
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| This was my first visit and it will not be my last. I was so happy I left a tip, something that I never ever do. The stouts are certainly worth trying....and the food was exemplary, not too filling but just right. Its about 20 minutes walk from the City or 5 minutes walk from Parc metro. Honestly, go. I will when I go back to Belgium again. paulio1966 - 23 Apr 2009 16:58 |
| Paid pilgrimage to this establishment on 13 Feb. Following on from my excellent introduction to the pub in 2006, I was not let down in any way. In the background there was a good mix of 1960s to 1980s music, and this time I sat in the more spacious dining area. Being on a crawl, I just had two beers here, namely BINK still the same as three years back; and Brouwerij den Hopperd KAMELEON GINSENG, 6%. Tastewise there were delicate ginseng, licquorice and cinnamon notes in equal measure competing for tongue space. Would make a good dessert beer, but the sweetness was not overwhelming giving it broader appeal. Delicious food again. It was difficult to resist their house pasta, but sheer portion size ruled out two courses! For Valentine's they had a fir tree normally used in December decorated with lights and red hearts, and one or two couples were indeed having a Valentine's meal here. Note the window displays featuring Tintin amongst others, and a pillar decorated entirely with beer bottle lids. A "must". lad_newton - 22 Feb 2009 21:21 |
| Not fettered by knowing this restaurant as a cafe or bar I can only comment as a restaurant - that's what it is. A food place with a crackin' beer menu! Was there last weekend and I think it smacked yellow off Delerium's teeth! But then that's comparing Gueuze with a Kriek. Had beautiful beers to accompany a perfect Chateaubriand. Oude Kirk Kriek De Cam, sour enough to burn through your tum yum yum. Boongie - 2 Oct 2008 23:43 |
| Was my favorite Brussels cafe before it moved.Now lacks character and too much emphasis on food.However the beer choice is stiil excellent(loved the Hopperd beers) and the food is very good, so still well worth a visit.My no 1 pub is now the Poechenellekelder on Rue du Chene anonymous - 3 Jun 2007 12:02 |
| I used to go to the famed Beer Circus when it was in it's old premises and thought it was the best bar in Brussels. I awaited the move to it's new site, just up the road, with excitement. I am really disappointed with it. The new place looks nice enough but the drinkers now are ushered into a narrow drinking area while the tables are reserved for those eating. We did eat there but the food wasn't up to the standard we expected. I hear that the business is having a few problems and is closing an extra day a week because of lack of custom. I hope they sort it out to everyone's satisfaction because it would be a shame to lose one of Brussels' institutions. chick - 28 Dec 2006 15:58 |
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