A number of places in SF have Hoegaarden on tap, including the Mad Dog on the Haight. And if you like that style of Belgian white beers (“witbeer”), I highly recommend a French beer from the Picardie area (bordering... (14 replies, last updated by SusanO February 27, 2003)

PaulF, A "Belgian-style" I recommend is La Fin Du Monde, from Unibroue Brewery in Quebec. All their beers are great [and also have excellent label art]. I have found it at Pavillions, and on the east side at Ramirez Liquors in East... (21 replies, last updated by amandine May 22, 2007)

Well actually Ommegang is made in upstate New York. It is "Belgian Style" beer but not from Belgium. (1 reply, last updated by DeeDee January 28, 2003)

Ahhh, but david at Lucky Baldwin’s is not just a barkeep. David will sit on a beer for a long time, sometimes, until he knows it is ready. His love of good beer, especiallly belgians, but all styles, is world-reknowned.... (28 replies, last updated by yoony July 2, 2005)

The Publick House in Washington Square, Brookline is the place to go. Half a dozen or more Belgian beers on tap, probably forty or more in the bottle (I lost count on their website). Rochefort 10 is on the menu in bottles, and... (42 replies, last updated by firewrx612 April 20, 2008)

Yep, Allagash is from maine, but they have great belgian style beers. They also have Duvel, Chimay, Delirium, at landmark as well. As for LA getting into beer: There are at least 30-40 restaurants/bars that I frequent that have... (29 replies, last updated by gtring January 30, 2008)

My husband is a Belgian beer lover. His fav is Orval and in second place is Leffe Blonde. Does anyone have any recommendations for any other Belgian (or Dutch/French/German) beers that are somewhat like these two? They... (13 replies, last updated by moto April 13, 2009)

called the Belgian Beer Bar, between MacDougal (Wash. Sq west) and 6th ave on the downtown side. Many Lindemans lambics on tap, others in bottles, plus Leffes, etc. It’s set back off the street a little, but if you’re... (7 replies, last updated by vtosec January 31, 2004)

I haven’t seen any. Closest I’ve seen are the Belgian style beers at Brew It Up! Below is my report. I found the Belgian Wheat beer decent and worth a try, the Triple was not good. But I didn’t take more... (2 replies, last updated by Tela T. September 15, 2004)

-expanding collection of beers from around the world, especially their offerings from Belgium as well as ones from the US that state they are Belgian-style. For you Belgian beer lovers, I found four different varieties of Petrus... (44 replies, last updated by rickpoet August 26, 2007)

Gristede’s on 64th & West End has decent beer selection, including Belgian bottles: Kwak, Duvel, Chimay, Delirium. Also Belgian-style microbrews from American brewers such as Ommegang, etc. (8 replies, last updated by JoeM October 18, 2005)

. Not necessarily the Trappist’s fault — just the timing of the shipping. Of course, sometimes you want to age a beer (I’ve had good lucky with even some hoppier styles, such as the Stone’s Anniversary... (24 replies, last updated by bbulkow December 5, 2008)

i’ve looked at some online retailers for buying belgian beer glasses. many sites don’t have both of the types i am looking for, or the style isn’t quite right etc. aside from online sites, i recall mention that... (21 replies, last updated by atomeyes July 10, 2008)

lately, i’ve been on a belgian beer binge; what serving temperature do you recommend? i’ve found chimay grande reserve to be perfect straight from a cool storing place, while duvel always tastes just right to me... (5 replies, last updated by Jim Leff May 30, 2001)

a stable of excellent beers. Since it’s so widely available, it would make a great "house Belgian beer." As if I need another "house [anything]." The Delirium (#5) was my favorite from beers #1 to #8 (the Rochefort is so... (9 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong November 23, 2003)