 | In 't Spinnekopke
The restaurant used to have the name the "Pikehondje"; several men wondered why the name of the restaurant had changed so sudden. Everything passed over: stolen dog (market for stolen dogs), Spillonx ... 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 |
 | Plattesteen
The ‘Flatstone’ is a Brussels institution, half bar and half restaurant. The daily menu, simple and substantial, is legendary. For drinks: blond Leffe and dark Grimbergen on draught and an honest choi... read more |
 | Orangerie (L')
Tucked away between the antique shops on Wolstraat/rue aux Laines and the fashionable Waterloolaan/boulevard de Waterloo stretch of the inner ring, you can find the little Egmont Park. It’s a special ... read more |
 | Danish Tavern (The)
This tavern has an imposing name, and an imposing appearance too; when it was solemnly opened in 1969, Denmark’s Prince Henrik, husband of the present Queen Margareta II, was there, as were King Baudo... read more |
 | Restobières
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