Brussels Tourism & Travel Guide - Eating Out in Brussels

Brussels Tour & Travel Guide - Eating Out in Brussels

Place du Chatelain

Along Rue du Page and Rue du Chatelain is a wonderful mix of restaurants and bars. Belgian, Italian and French cuisine is commonly found here. Belgian food includes a lot of mussels and fries, along with meat and potato.

Belgian Cuisine

For traditional Belgian food, The Belga Queen promises to indulge you with an oyster bar, a cigar bar and an expansive main menu to choose from. Au Stekerlapatte is a casual bistro tucked away in a corner. A great menu and generous helpings of meat and fish, cooked in traditional Belgian style, promise to leave you satisfied. The Taverne du Passage is something of an institution in Brussels, being around since 1928, and is great for classic Belgian food like mussels and fries.

French Cuisine

The De la Vigne à l'Assiette is tucked into a little corner and serves appetizing French food and wine. The Au Vieux Bruxelles is a popular, lively joint and a local favourite, serving a good mix of French and Belgian cuisine. The Aux Marches de la Chapelle is an attractive little place with classy interiors, a cozy fireplace and good food.