Epoque Belgian Beer Cafe

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Epoque Belgian Beer Cafe a beer lover's paradise, with over forty varieties of imported Belgian beers on offer, including a special tasting beer paddle, which allows you to sample five different beers. The Belgian and modern Australian cuisine will ensure you won't go hungry, with meals such as suckling pig, schnitzel, Belgian steak tartare and chicken vol au vent. There are lighter options including fish and salads and a nice wine list to accompany.

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Reviews of Epoque Belgian Beer Cafe

  • brad.m
    brad.m  Local Star   54 reviews
    Stick to the mussels and it will be a consistent 5 star. Funky restaurant, some of the best beers imported from Belgium (up to super-premium if you want to splash out), always a great vibe, and always a full belly when you leave.

    The mussels have a variety of different variations available; the au congo is a great first bet.

    Somehow even the fries taste better here!

    11 months ago

  • royxc
    royxc   30 reviews
    I had a few lunches and dinners here. I love the environment, very european style, all staffs are so friendly and any orders are quickly delivered. The best of all is the Au Congo mussels, it's the best I have tried so far. I also like their variety of beer, many of them would not be purchased anywhere else. This is a great place for any socializing.

    3 years ago

  • sunny-76
    sunny-76   33 reviews
    I had my 30th birthday here and really had a great time. We had a group of about 25 people managed to book an area up the back where we were out of the way. When we finished dinner a band started, it was great. Good night.

    3 years ago

  • johnnie
    johnnie   32 reviews
    I love this place - great beer, great food and so cosy. Mussells are great, and they do fantastic dinner / drink packages.

    3 years ago

  • lisahari
    lisahari  Foodie   446 reviews
    This was my first time being at a belgium beer cafe, and trying out the mussels pot. The food was amazing, and so was the beer working my way through the beer menu. It was definitely a night to remember.

    3 years ago

  • jemjessie
    jemjessie  Foodie   402 reviews
    LOVE this place! Great range of imported alcoholic beverages. Try the provencale muscles, and remember to eat them with a shell. None of this fork business thank you very much!

    3 years ago

  • blanche_l
    blanche_l   31 reviews
    Love this place. Cosy, wood panelled walls, hearty belgian bistro fare, and their fries and chocolate mousse are out of this world. I'm not really keen on mussels personally but their Tin Tin version has spectacular flavours and i'm always wanting to sop up the juices with their fries. Good selection of beers, but i'd be wary of the flavoured varieties (eg, chocolate).

    3 years ago

  • Times Vary
  • Monday:
    12:00 PM-12:00 AM
  • Tuesday:
    12:00 PM-12:00 AM
  • Wednesday:
    12:00 PM-12:00 AM
  • Thursday:
    12:00 PM-12:00 AM
  • Friday:
    12:00 PM-12:00 AM
  • Saturday:
    12:00 PM-12:00 AM
  • Sunday:
    12:00 PM-12:00 AM

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Editorial Reviews

  • Flex those mussels

    Kelsey Munro, reviewer

    Thursday, May 22, 2008

    Flex those mussels

    Years ago, when I was backpacking around Europe, my dad took me to a Belgian restaurant in Amsterdam and we ate mussels cooked in white wine and cream. It was a spectacular meal. I can't help but want to relive that meal at Cammeray's Epoque Belgian Beer Cafe, which specialises in mussels and boutique Belgian beers. Through the glass doors there's an agreeable buzz. Warm and cosy, it looks like the inside of a ship: all wooden wainscoting, bevelled mirrors and gleaming brass rails. We tuck into a table for two and take it in. If design is about setting a mood, the interior is perfectly judged to pique a certain appetite: it calls for moules frites (mussels with chips) and Flemish beer. Overawed by the almost 30 beers on the menu, only two of which I've heard of, we both opt for the white wheat beer Hoegaarden ($7.90/330ml), which is named as Belgium's most popular white beer. Does that make it Belgium's VB? The Hoegaarden arrives in a hexagonal glass with a branded coaster....

    Source: Sydney Morning Herald

    Full review on Sydney Morning Herald

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