Description
The name of this Williamsburg bar means aspitting devila in Dutch, but aside from the fiery red and yellow walls, thereas nothing hellish about it. The decor has a charming country-kitchen/general-store feel to it: Wooden tool chests, oversize glass jars, and other antiques fill this former railroad apartment. The specialty here is Belgian ales, and if you ask the bartender-owners about any one of the 100-plus rare beersaincluding the malty, rich, and potent (9.3 percent alcohol) Trappistes Rochefortatheyall gladly offer a thorough description.
