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Lambicus bar opens up again with the usual timetable, from 5pm to 11pm.

We will have 40% of the tables available and consumption at the bar will not be allowed.

You can reserve your table at info@lambicus.com or in Lambicus Shop.

Please try to use the tables to its full occupancy and leave your seat for customers ones you're finished.

We published the beer and tapas menu online: carta de cervezas :: menú de tapas

We are also back with our famous tasting sessions: tasting sessions. The next one will be on Friday the 12th of June: More information here..

We've missed you and hope to see you again soon.

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We remain available for home delivery through www.belgasonlline.com

Opening hours Shop
20-21/12 from noon to 2pm and 5 to 9pm
22/12 from noon to 2pm and 5 to 8pm
23-24/12 5 to 8pm
25-26/12 closed
27-28/12 5 to 8pm

29/12 1pm - 2pm and 5pm to 8pm
30-31/12 from noon to 2pm and 5pm to 8pm
1/1 closed

From 2 to 4/1 from noon to 2pm and 5pm to 9pm

5/1 from noon to 2pm and 5pm to 8pm
6/1 closed

Opening hours Bar
24/12 5pm to 8pm
25-26/12 from 7 to 11pm
From 27 to 30/12 from 5 to 11pm
31/12 from 5 to 9pm
1/1 closed

From 2 to 5/1 from 5 to 11pm
6/1 from 7 to 11pm

Nanobrasserie: brewery which produces a maximum of 3 barrels each brew

Try their beers at our event: 2/3/2019 Meet the Brewer L'Hermitage

The Nanobrasserie or Nanobrewery de l’Hermitage, a project by three friends: Nacim Menu, François Simon and Henri Ben Saria, made their first production in July 2017.

Before this and after some home brewing they learned to brew at la Brasserie Bastogne, now called Brasserie Minne.

Shop

Monday 24/12: noon to 2pm and 5 to 8pm

Tuesday 25/12: closed

Wednesday 26/12: closed

From 27 to 29/12: noon to 2pm and 5 to 9pm

Sunday 30/12: closed

Monday 31/12: noon to 2pm and 5 to 8pm

Tuesday 1/1: closed

From 2 to 5/1: noon to 2pm and 5 to 9pm

Sunday 6/1: closed

Bar

Monday 24/12: 5 to 8pm

Tuesday 25/12: 7 to 11pm

Wednesday 26/12: 7 to 11pm

From 27 to 30/12: 5 to 11pm

Monday 31/12: 5 to 9pm

Tuesday 1/1: closed

From 2 to 5/1: 5 to 11pm

Sunday 6/1: 7 to 11pm

Arnulfo de Soissons, a famous clergyman who became Bishop of Soissons – not without regret, as he fled from the Monastery in order not to have to occupy this position – was fond of two fluids that changed the course of humanity: first, he introduced the production of boiling water in order to prevent the transmission of contagious diseases. About the second, we shall speak later.