Very good selection of Belgian beers including a house Tripel from Van Steenberge.

Up an alley next to a lace shop on Briedelstraat, quiet classical music, on two floors, good snacks, sheer relaxation.

Good selection of Belgian beers including La Chouffe.

Has pavement drinking overlooking the Mannekin Pis. Relax and watch the tourists. Inside is like a museum.

A good selection of the more common Belgian brews plus the De Konninck range.

In the square at the front of the cathedral. Tables outside. In the same family since at least 1983. Excellent bar food.

A good selection of Belgian Brews including some less common ones.

The Gallows House in the Groenmarkt has only 4 tables in the bar plus one in a little snug upstairs plus tables outside in summer.

Several real ales plus draught Draught Belgian Ale, and bottles from Belgium.

Village pub with surprising beer selection.

Ever changing real ales plus draught German and Czech Lager, Draught Belgian Ale, and bottles from Belgium.

Small canalside pub well worth searching out, for the superb beer range.

Large range of draught and bottled Belgian Ale plus British Ale too.

Named after a bar in the centre of Antwerp, this is a lttle piece of Belgium without crossing the channel. It now has an excellent Belgian restaurant on the first floor.

Several Yorkshire Ales on hand pump plus German Wheat Beers, German Lagers, Belgian Fruit Beers all on draught and a huge selection of mainly Belgian bottles.

What a find! 2 levelled bar in the Headingley Arndale Centre (Otley Road).

1 British Ale on hand pump (JHB on our visit) plus 3 German Wheat Beers, German Lagers, Belgian Fruit Beers all on draught and a huge selection of mainly Belgian bottles.

Long thin basic bar on Upper Briggate in Central Leeds. And they do samplers of the draught beers.

Black Sheep Bitter plus 3 or 4 guests plus Budvar Dark, Leffe Blond and Erdinger on Draught and Belgian bottles.

On Tanners Moat. The nearest real ale to the railway station. Good lunchtime food. Very small. The sign outside says " if you want swearing, singing, loud music and crap beer - you are at the wrong pub".

York range plus guests on hand pump plus Belgian bottles.

On historic Stonegate. The pub is through the door to the left of the York Brewery souvenir shop.

A good range of bottled Belgian and French Ale.

Don't let the name or the signs put you off. Its situated in a square in the centre of this wine resort. There are lots of Wine Tasting Caves and an abundance of wine shops. Even the Ibis hotel sells wine by the case. So when you have had your fill of the wine relax with an Orval or a Pelforth Bruin.

Wide range of draught and bottled Belgians.

At 4 Rue St Denis. Expensive but excellent place to eat and drink.

Doesn't actually have Belgian beer as it only sells beer brewed on the premises. All are on draft and in bottles. On our last visit there was blond, honey, white, rhubarb, and chicory. There is no Lager.

At 6-8 Rue Louis Martel, just around the corner from the Queen Victoria. Large beer house with downstairs restaurant. The owner/brewer will happily talk about his brewery and offer tasters if you are not sure about the fruit/spiced beers. Try them you will be surprised. And the bottles are available to take away in 3 and 6 packs.

Good range of draught and bottled Belgians (Moortgat and Chimay feature heavily, plus draught Leffe blond).

On the main square. Snacks available. Outside terrace on the square. Gets very very busy late at weekends. If there are several of you with the same choice in draft beer ask for a giraffe (a 2.5 Litre tube with a tap at the bottom).

3 stouts, 3 lagers, 3 bitters and a wieze bier brewed by Porterhouse in Dublin plus a huge selection of bottled beers from around the world - especially Belgium.

The Porterhouse by the sea offers accomodation in ultra modern rooms overlooking Bray promenade and the Irish Sea.

Traditional bar area plus modern separate night club. Food all day.

No Guinness(!) or any international keg lagers. 3 stouts, 3 lagers, 3 bitters and a wieze bier brewed on the premises plus a huge selection of bottled beers from around the world - especially Belgium.

Purpose built home brew pub and live music venue on 4 levels which is very noisy and packed in the evening but pleasantly full during the day. To start with order a sample tray of 3 beers then sit and read the beer menu - it pulls no punches about some their larger competitors and suppliers. Between Dublin Castle and the river on Capel Street. Good pub food too.

Large selection of English, Belgian, German and East European bottles.

At 24 Plunket Strre, enthusiastic Estonian barman. A real find.

Van Steenberges Bruegel, Augustijn Blond, Piraat and Gulden Draak.

Situated in Independence Gardens with views of Spinola Bay and St Julians. Enthusiatically offering 4 belgian beers and good value food all day. Closes late in Summer but closes at dusk from October to Spring. The cellar is open evenings when there is international football to show and at weekends

Duvel, Bios Kriek and Brussells Frambozen.

Set on the rocks right next to the sea at the southern point of Balutta bay. It is part of the Exiles water polo club. It feels like it should be on a Greek Island rather than Malta. Superb views night and day. Noisy traditional juke box but with huge cd selection. Chris is a Belgian beer enthusiast. Open from the start of "Spring" until last Sunday in October only.

Augustijn, Piraat and Gulden Draak.

Long thin restaurant (once a garage?) on Tower Road seafront, close to the sea end of Dingli Street. Excellent food - no standard dishes here, just their own tasty creations. Good value too. Justifiably winner of "Chef of the Year". If you only visit 1 restaurant in Malta and love real food pick the Kitchen.

Duvel and Bruegel.

English style pub close to the Palace and Victoria hotels in Triq il-Kbir and close to Sliema sea front. Several tv screens offer a choice of sports channels! Outside seating.

Augustijn ( and Stella).

Overlooking Spinola Gardens. British style pub with ingenious beer garden at the rear. Outside pavement seating.

Augustijn, Celis White, Bios Kriek, Vlaamse de Borgogne and Bornem Dubbel .

This small restaurant is close to the staue of St Andrew and Xlendi's pier. Corrine and Frank are Belgian and enthusiasticaly offer Belgian and Maltese cuisine, and are knowledgable about their beer. Look out for the Augustijn sunshade.

Large range of Belgian bottled beer plus bottles from Germany and the UK.

Near the Opera House on Las Ramblas - the tables are in the pedestrianised centre of the road. Excellent spot to relax after dinner (or at any time!!).