The Beers

Located out in the northern part of the city,, we were met by a small and narrow patio, but we headed inside up a small stair and was met by a very colourful interior, nice to see a place without the usual hipster paraphenila , long and narrow room inside as well, very long bar with an impressive tap selection, 33 taps if Bryne remembers right. I remember the colourful blackboards, not one, but several. Good bottle menu as well, sorted style wise. There was a second floor as well, looked like a popular place for the locals.(Visited October 12th 2019 with Bryne) ?

A great place to spend some hours enjoying Romanian craft beers. 33 taps and about 115 bottles and cans. Seemed to focus on Romanian craft beers, but also some foreign beers too. Beer menu on a colorful blackboard but also available at tables in the bar. Not sure if they serve flights. We just shared a couple of 33 cl draught beers.The bottled menu was sorted by style. Pop/rock music played. Service was nice. This is a spacious bar with a large outdoor seating area.The long bar counter with 32 taps is what you see when you enter. Black interior, actually felt a bit too dark inside. I had problems reading the beer menu at our table... If I recall correct there was also a upstairs seating area. (Visited October 12th 2019 with Gunnar)

32 beers on tap, mostly Romanian including Hop Hooligans, Ground Zero, Perfektum, etc. Maybe somewhat quantity over quality but when there are so many to choose from, at least a few are bound to be good. The outdoor seating area was nice.

25th September 2018: The Beers is on the same street as the Happy Pub and is owned by the same people. It scores over the longer established bar in several ways: the outdoor drinking area with parasols etc is spacious and the range of beers wider. Indoors, the long tap-room was a bit dark, thought my visit in late afternoon was not the best time to assess it - all the customers being outside at the time. 20th December 2018: Following my brief late summer visit, I came back to try the food etc. In contrast to the Happy Pub, this place has a full food menu with salads, pancakes, pizzas, snacks and a range of other main courses that use beer as an ingredient. By December, the beer range had expanded to 32 taps & well over 100 bottled beers. The food (I tried the house speciality of Coq au bierre) was better than expected - I could actually taste the celeriac in the stew & it wasn’t cooked to death - portion size was not generous but adequate. Needless to say, on December 20, I ate indoors - it was not at all busy until 1800 & then began to fill (I hope meaning this new bar/ restaurant will be viable). Indoors it remains a bit dark & filled with piped music but not objectionably loud. Staff very good though most of my visit was during their very quiet late afternoon - so they didn’t need to try very hard. Altogether, a decent place to eat & drink, though I would suggest the beer is much more special than the food.