Brussels will bring you a huge diversity of meal types, but we strongly recommend to get out of the centre of Brussels to discover the best places where you can eat! Please, do not stay stuck in those restaurants next to the Grand-Pla…Open the full description
Brussels will bring you a huge diversity of meal types, but we strongly recommend to get out of the centre of Brussels to discover the best places where you can eat! Please, do not stay stuck in those restaurants next to the Grand-Place (Manneken Pis etc), as these will cost you a lot and you won't eat anything specific.
If you have the chance to eat typical belgian food, I would recommend to you the following: Asperagus a la Flamande, Moules Frites, Carbonnade Flamande, Boulettes sauce Liégeoise, Waterzooi and Stoemp!
Le fou chantant
Things To Do
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It's great if you'd like to sing "Let it Be" with a really nice pianist. It can be nice to go there with friends also to enjoy the atmosphere of the karaoké!
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Skievelat
Eating
19
3
It's worth going there with a few friends and to enjoy the Sablon, which is probably one of the nicest areas in Brussels. It is quite high-end in the area, but the Skievelat stays one of the best choices for low-budgets who want to eat a lot!
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Local Experience
Brussels All-In Discovery : Chocolate, Beer, Belgian Dishes & Sightseeing
Prices from
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Duration
4 h
Languages
French, English, Dutch
Makisu
Eating
12
2
The location is nice, the staff is helpful and the prices are more than democratic. There is not much space to sit and eat there (approximately 25) but you can order and take away your meal and eat it in the nearby Jardin de l'Abbaye de la Cambre or the Etangs d'Ixelles.
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Le Belga
Eating
19
1
It has one of those old-school decorations, with big windows and steel. It makes the corner of the old radio tower (that does not work anymore), but still remains a nice old building to have a look at from the outside.
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El Café
Eating
12
0
It has quite a young population and the atmosphere is amazing! Tables are all different, with different chairs, which gives it this original touch you mostly cannot find in other places. If you like blue, then that's your place!
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Africa Museum
Eating
12
3
If you're interested in history and getting to know the African continent, then you should definitely go and have a look! The entrance is quite cheap and it will take you approximately 1 or 2 hours to visit it.
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Brussels All-In Discovery : Chocolate, Beer, Belgian Dishes & Sightseeing
Prices from
90
EUR
Duration
4 h
Languages
French, English, Dutch
Zuidmarkt / Marché du Midi
Eating
18
3
If you want to experience the true spirit of Brussels, the Sunday market by Midi Station is a must on your itinerary. If you don't enjoy crowds, I don't think this will be the greatest place for you. Although... If you go with a local, he'll be able to take you to a quiet corner and haggle some prices with you.
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Le Corbeau
Nightlife
12
3
This is the type of place we like in Brussels, because of its cosy atmosphere. What you should be mentally prepared for, is that this great restaurant, turns in to a nightclub after 10PM and everyone starts dancing on the tables (which the place is known for!). Also, you'll meet people from everywhere in the world, not only Belgian people!
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Bia Mara
Eating
13
3
You like fish? Go to Bia Mara for sure.
But it also has so much more. A lot of my friends are picky eaters, but we've always walked away with a full stomach. They're 2 vegetarian options as well as chicken. The menu, while not big, has a perfect balance of new things and the classics.
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Cook & Book
Shopping
13
2
It is a spot worth going to, because it has some very nice decorations (you can eat in a caravan!), a huge choice of books (from comics to art books!). I really recommend having a look at the different "areas" before choosing were to sit, because each area of the restaurant has its own atmosphere!
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Chez Léon
Eating
9
5
If you come to Brussels, it has to be one of the places you should go eat to, apart from the other ones we have suggested. They are really tasty, served with fries (even better) and the atmosphere is great! It looks like a little brick house in the middle of a mess of 100 restaurants!
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Vatel Bakery
Eating
11
1
Just go get a croissant or two with your friends, and trust me, you will bless them! (Because they are too good and not that expensive!). Because we all know that after a night out we are all starving, right?
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l'AB Café
Nightlife
7
1
All the other bars are full and you are getting ready for a night out, try it out! You can also enjoy a mix of cheese and salami which are great with a Leffe, or an Hoegaarden.
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Chez Charli
Eating
7
2
Try their croissant (or couque as it's called in Belgium), I promise you won't be disappointed and be longing to come back asap!
The place is easy to find and in a lively and nice neighborhood to stroll through when the weather is nice!
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Café de la Presse
Eating
8
3
Free wifi, free press, friendly staff (albeit not the best organized), free board games, different ambiance, occasional "vide dressing" parties.
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