Belgian restaurants and cafes are well known for their emphasis on high quality Belgian and other imported beers. The city of Philadelphia offers a few excellent restaurants.
Monk's Cafe
Monk's cafe calls itself a "Belgian Beer Emporium" and with good reason. This quaint cafe features two full bars both offering up many different beers on tap. At any given time there is over a dozen beers on tap with upwards of 150 + beers available by the bottle from around the world. The Monk's cafe owner also proudly serves an exclusive Belgian beer made just for Monk's by an actual monastery in Belgium. Monk's serves up a variety of Belgian and American foods and is known for it's steamed mussels that come served in large pots. The mussels are simmered in Monk's custom designed broths; some which include Belgian beers as the broth itself.
16th and Spruce Street in Philadelphia
Phone: 215-545-7005
Website: http://www.monkscafe.com/
Hours: 11:30am to 2am daily with food being served until 1am. Dress is casual and prices are moderate.
The Belgian Cafe
Whether you are looking for a cold imported beer or a quick late morning The Belgian Cafe offers both. Showcasing over 200 bottled beers with a dozen rotating draft beers, The Belgian Cafe has plenty of Belgian, American, and International beers available. The cafe also caters to a wide range of patrons including vegetarians. Beer tastings also occur on a regular basis with a full schedule appearing on their website. The cafe is sports fan friendly as well serving up game day specials for Eagles, Phillies, and Flyers fans. The Belgian Cafe is located just 3 blocks from The Philadelphia Art Museum making it a great place to stop before or after seeing the Museum's collection and the Rocky steps.
21st and Green, Philadelphia
Phone: 215-235-3500
Website: http://www.thebelgiancafe.com
Monk's Cafe
Monk's cafe calls itself a "Belgian Beer Emporium" and with good reason. This quaint cafe features two full bars both offering up many different beers on tap. At any given time there is over a dozen beers on tap with upwards of 150 + beers available by the bottle from around the world. The Monk's cafe owner also proudly serves an exclusive Belgian beer made just for Monk's by an actual monastery in Belgium. Monk's serves up a variety of Belgian and American foods and is known for it's steamed mussels that come served in large pots. The mussels are simmered in Monk's custom designed broths; some which include Belgian beers as the broth itself.
16th and Spruce Street in Philadelphia
Phone: 215-545-7005
Website: http://www.monkscafe.com/
Hours: 11:30am to 2am daily with food being served until 1am. Dress is casual and prices are moderate.
The Belgian Cafe
Whether you are looking for a cold imported beer or a quick late morning The Belgian Cafe offers both. Showcasing over 200 bottled beers with a dozen rotating draft beers, The Belgian Cafe has plenty of Belgian, American, and International beers available. The cafe also caters to a wide range of patrons including vegetarians. Beer tastings also occur on a regular basis with a full schedule appearing on their website. The cafe is sports fan friendly as well serving up game day specials for Eagles, Phillies, and Flyers fans. The Belgian Cafe is located just 3 blocks from The Philadelphia Art Museum making it a great place to stop before or after seeing the Museum's collection and the Rocky steps.
21st and Green, Philadelphia
Phone: 215-235-3500
Website: http://www.thebelgiancafe.com
Comments
Beer cafes! That's a new concept to me.
Interesting - especially since I live in a dry county.
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