Cambrinus

The Cambrinus building features a distinctive, stepped gable facade decorated with golden beer-related emblems that catch the eye from the street. This location functions as a beer hall, housing a collection of hundreds of different Belgian brews. In the early nineteenth century, the space served as a metal workshop before evolving into the tavern that stands here today. King Gambrinus, the legendary patron saint of beer, peers down from the masonry, presiding over patrons who crowd the wooden booths inside.