A relatively large craft beer bar with 30 taps, it describes itself as a “bottle shop and tap room.” However, post-COVID, it has stopped selling bottles and cans.
Mother Kelly’s
Category: Bars of Europe
44 spots
49 bars in Europe. 30 serve wine, 23 serve liquor.
The Brazen Head
Established in 1198, this venue proclaims itself the Ireland’s oldest pub. It features multiple rooms with the multiple bars pouring anywhere between 8 and 18 beers including some casks.
Mikkeller Brewpub London
Twenty taps and their obligatory bottle menu as well as a food menu. About ten tables scattered about with a standing bar and communal tables for sharing with a group of friends or strangers.
Mikkeller CPH
This impressive “tasting room” is a kiosk of a bar in the Copenhagen (CPH) airport featuring 20 taps, merch, bottles and cans for sale and is open 24/7!
T Taphuys
A 68 taps self-pour bar and restaurant in downtown Utrecht.
Badbobs Temple Bar
Two bars downstairs, tons of seated and standing areas to consume beer from their 20+ taps.
Mikkeller Bar London
Twenty taps with a large bottle menu, this popular bar is fairly small with just 10 small tables to sit and a standing bar.
Cafe Oliver
A Craft Beer Spots favorite, this popular Belgium beer bar by the Utrecht train station was once a hidden church.
The Black Sheep
Owned and operated by Galloway Bay Brewing, they have multiple locations in and around Dublin. Around 28 taps of mostly Galway Bay Brewery beers but also some guest taps.
Mikkeller and Friends Bar
This bar features two sets of taps totaling up to 40 at any one time as well as another connected bar (called Koelschip which features another 8 premium taps).
Beers and Barrels Bar & Kitchen
A full service restaurant featuring a dozen craft beers as well as a macro bottle selection. Displaying aged meat and kegs at its entrance.
Brus
Pronounced “Bruce”, this brewery/bar features 24 taps of their own beer as well as To Øl and collaboration brews. 8 cocktails featuring Brus beers are also featured.
BrewDog (Seven Dials, London)
It’s a decent size for a corner bar, but with two floors, it is relatively large for the city. You’ll find up to 20 beers on tap, including guest taps, and a bottle/can menu with on-site and to-go pricing.
Barkowski
A local bar with regular specials and 10 taps, cocktails, encouraging shots. Located very close to Mikkeller and Friends Bottle Shop and Mikropolis.
Woolshed Baa and Grill
Was not a brewery at the time I visited in October of 2022. Large indoor venue with limited outdoor seating 13 taps of rather standard beers served making it much like any pub or sports bar in the area.
Anchor Bankside
This 400+ year-old bar features at least 2 sets of 4 cask ales with pumps and 16 pressurized kegs. Bottles also available.
Duke of Hammersmith
A 20-tap bar serves a rotating selection of BrewDog and guest beers, complemented by two refrigerated shelves of bottled and canned offerings. The venue features multiple TVs, board games, and several tables for seating.
Mikropolis
I counted 20 taps, but the menu shows 24 which consist of 12 beers and 12 cocktails. Liquor available. The bar can seat maybe 10 and there are another 6 small tables and a few more stools by the…
Delirium Village
This venue is essentially an alleyway of bars in Brussels consisting of multiple floors and bars that all fall under the umbrella of Delirium Village. It can be crazy busy in the evening despite its size.
BrewDog (Tower Hill)
This BrewDog location features over 30 taps, made up of 20 of their own plus several guest taps. They also have a large menu of bottles and cans the may be consumed on site or purchased to go.
Hooked Seafood Restaurant
Locally, Fiskerestaurant Hooked Kødbyen, is a small seafood restaurant which features 6 taps of To Ol.
The Temple Bar
Two bars serving from about 12 taps of standard brews. So renowned, the entire area carries the name (and exploits it).
Moeder Lambic
15 seats on the bar and several tables. 39 taps. Bottle selection. Limited food menu. They are not a brewery but a craft beer bar. They have four beers with their own name but they brewed by another local brewery.
The Woodworkers / Laverty’s
50 taps spread across over half a dozen different bars in the establishment. Half is branded as Laverty’s and the Woodworkers area is a newer addition focused on craft beers specifically.