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My excellent local is the catchily named "Trappistenlokaal 't klooster" in central Delft.
It's pretty small with about six or so tables, but no one seems to mind too much if you spill out onto the street.
It usually has six or so beers on tap which are changed regularly - typically one Dutch, one American and four Belgians (plus the invitable Jupiler). At the moment, the excellent "Dikke Mathile" (Fat Mathilda) is my beer of choice. There are also 120 or so bottled beers available - all the Trappists are stocked including Westvleteren from time to time. There's also a good selection of spontaneously fermented stuff - 3 Fonteinen, Girardin, Boon and Oud Beersel often on the menu - and a specials board. At the moment they seem to have a few beers from De Molen, although they are typically light on Dutch beer.
They've just opened a cafe next door, so you can get something to eat (Belgian style of course) and order anything you like from the bar next door.
It's pretty small with about six or so tables, but no one seems to mind too much if you spill out onto the street.
It usually has six or so beers on tap which are changed regularly - typically one Dutch, one American and four Belgians (plus the invitable Jupiler). At the moment, the excellent "Dikke Mathile" (Fat Mathilda) is my beer of choice. There are also 120 or so bottled beers available - all the Trappists are stocked including Westvleteren from time to time. There's also a good selection of spontaneously fermented stuff - 3 Fonteinen, Girardin, Boon and Oud Beersel often on the menu - and a specials board. At the moment they seem to have a few beers from De Molen, although they are typically light on Dutch beer.
They've just opened a cafe next door, so you can get something to eat (Belgian style of course) and order anything you like from the bar next door.