Very nice old fashioned museum with displays on beer manufacture and countless thousands of every kind of Belgian beer memorabilia. Entrance includes two tasting glasses, one of the museum's own brand dark beer and the other another specially brewed blonde. The staff are friendly, and you can stay in the bar and try some other beers, though the selection is quite limited.

Incredible Beer museum worth visiting with many beautiful flavors in beers and amazing service!!

Excellent collection in an authentic place, full of tasty surprises. You must become a member to support this intitiative.

Interesting place if you like the rich Verity of Belgian beers

Hidden gem in Brussels. This is a small museum with a wide selection of beers! Their staff is super friendly and they have their own bar where they serve some beer that they brew themselves.

Such a lovely place! So many kinds of local beers, and at such a good price! Went there on museum night fever so it was exceptionally open until late. If you are a fan of beer and would like to try several, this is the place!

Just a must visit when in Brussels only open weds & Saturday 1400 - 1800. Run by volunteers. The history of Belgian beer is here. Excellent displays. House beer 🍺 is excellent I have to go to drink it. Highly Recommended.

Outstanding !

La Schaerbeekoise, mygod

There is information and products explaining the history of beer. Entrance is 5 Euros, 2 small glasses of beer are served. You can also drink beer inside for a price. A visible place for beer lovers.

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Very nice.. It was a pleasant visit.. With final tasting.. For only 5.00 euros

It’s a nice place to visit in a beautiful Schaerbeek area. Our favourite part was of course the bar, and we recommend to try the beer that is brewed only for the museum!

Great collection and lots of information around Belgian Beer!

Nice collection of beer bottles, glasses and other beer related bits, teaches about the production process and at the end you get to sample 2 kinds of beer you can only find at that location. Small museum, but a must visit for beer enthusiasts. Lovely host.

Beautiful place, I wish everyone to visit

Nice museum with great senior staff! Complimentary beers are unique and soooo delicioussss! Cheers 🍻

It's an awesome museum regarding the history of beer in Belgium. Almost hard to miss since it's a bit hidden from street view, but you can't miss it. At the end, you get to try to samples of beer made specifically for this place

This hidden beer museum is a nice place with a lot of hospitality. Arranged by seniors, everyone is very lovely and kind. At the end of the little walk through the museum you even get beer to taste and a little snack. Highly recommended!

An absolute treasure trove for Belgian beer enthusiasts! I had a Brussels card so entry was free and that includes 2 generous servings of la Schaerbeekoise.

Closed for holiday. Please update Google hours when you close during normally open times. Disappointed.

Small but nice collection , cozy place , Polite staff 🙂

Great understated museum in the back streets of Schaerbeek. Nice beer selection to quench your thirst after!

Great small museum filled with beer memorabilia - far better than most bland corporate brewery tours

For 3€ admission fee you can do a self guided tour (leaflets in NL, FR, IT, EN and DE) in 2 rooms filled with the impressive variety of Belgian beer types (bottles and advertising), a resemblance of a typical old-fashioned beer bar (including life sized dummies) and brewing equipment. At the end you can use your degustation/tasting voucher to try their own beer Schaerbeekois (0.2L glass) and relax in a spacious beer hall with open bar.

Interesting museum. Fantastic beers and fantastic service. So friendly and very welcoming to our dog

Lots of beer bottles, brewing machinery, and all kind of beer-related items which makes an interesting place for beer-lovers. Special beer tasting is also offered!

A fantastic little museum, one of those little gems that is worth heading out of the city centre for. The staff are very friendly, and although the museum itself is small, it's worth going just sit and have a drink amongst all the interesting history.