KraftBier

A community space shared with a couple small restaurants. The beer is good, & the location is great just down the road from the train station.

KraftBier is a microbrewery located inside the Bank15, which can best be described as a small food court. It is an interesting arrangement. Bank15 occupies a 2-story brick building with arched windows and black trim. Parking is metered along the street and there is a large parking garage at the nearby shopping mall. The space inside has a large concrete floor with several large communal tables. There are a series of stations for individual kitchens, and on the right is a coffee and beer bar which serves the Kraft beers. On the left is a vegan kitchen, Peruvian, Surinamese, and a more traditional burger and steak kitchen. Each kitchen has a unique style, and all are enjoyable. Walk up to any of them to see a menu and order food. The space has a very organic feel to it, with curving wood slat facades and similarly themed wood slat decorations on the perimeter columns. There is a high black ceiling with a central steel chandelier cleverly built from forks, spoons and knives. The bar serves 7 varieties of bottled Kraft beer, as well as 2 on tap, and the bartender is friendly and helpful. The brewery itself is located behind glass windows toward the center of the building. On the left are their short stainless steel brewing vessels, and along the back wall is a row of 5 short stainless steel fermenters. On the right is a storage room for bags of malt and brewing supplies. Their beers are good, but not exceptional, and my favorite was their Tripel (8% abv).

Tasty beers were recently delivered to me. Well packaged and delivered quickly, top 👍🏻

Very good beers for a young brewer. Recently switched to cans and I like this. The tins have an inviting look and the names of the beers are original! Hoppakee and the Witte Gij't are very popular here. Keep it up and I will be ordering with some regularity👍🏻 Highly recommended for people who want to try something new!

Delicious beer. From the Hoppakee (Hoppagay) to the White Thou. All good beers! In addition, the new cans are nicely designed and durable!