 | Brasserie Verschueren
Brasserie Verschueren can be found on the church square of Sint-Gillis. Though renovated the bar has maintained its character. This is also true for the customers. Young immigrated city-folk and elder... read more |
 | Brasseurs Grand-Place - Brouwers Grote Markt
It is impossible to be in Brussels without visiting the Grand Place. Admire The Town Hall and the huge and rich decorated fronts of the corporation houses. Enter the pub "Les Brasseurs de la Grand Pla... read more |
 | Biercircus (Le)
Next to the concert hall ‘Koninklijk Circus’ there’s another circus: Le Biercircus. This is tantamount to Ali Baba’s cave for every beer connoisseur or amateur. About 200 Belgian beers, all six trappi... read more |
 | Maison Haute
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 | Bisnis (Den)
A wysiwyg-bar (what you see is what you get). A students pub with the walls boarded up against the excesses of youth. Den Bisnis is near the impressive Koninklijke Sint-Mariakerk, in the Turkish quart... read more |
 | Café De Kroon
Since 1869. This used to be a changing place for postal-carriages and is now a community centre and bar. This bar, renovated in 1995, presents a new exhibition every month. The local clubs are respons... read more |
 | Café Theater Toone
Somewhat lost in the belly of Brussels, at the end of two authentic alleyways, this building accommodates the unique poesjenellen-theatre. José Géal and his son perform puppet theatre-shows in differe... read more |
 | Brasserie Royale
‘Patisserie Tash’ used to be a monument in Laken when it comes to pastries and cakes. In the same building you can now find Brasserie Royal, which really has a royal atmosphere. After a good walk arou... read more |
| Achtsten Hemel (In den)
Neder-Over-Heembeek, that other outskirt of the city is really worth a visit, especially since it has harboured this little piece of paradise since 1938 In Den Achtsten Hemel is located on the monumen... read more |
 | Belga Queen
Mr. Pinto, restaurant-phenomenon, and the Palm brewery joined hands and transformed the old ‘Hôtel de la Poste’ into a trendy meeting place with café, oyster-bar and restaurant. The interior blends st... read more |
