Flemish Foodie Places

A l'Improviste Kooktheater

A l’Improviste Kooktheater translates in a freewheeling cooking theatre. Here you can expect something quite different than the ordinary.

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Aux Armes de Bruxelles

The Flemish Calixte Veulemans opened the doors of Aux Armes de Bruxelles in 1921. The young entrepreneur quickly created a top restaurant and thanks to a special delivery deal he could offer his clients fresh mussels on a daily base.

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Belga Queen Brussels

Where to find a “Belgian Queen”? Strolling around in the Brussels city center, you will surely pass by the Muntplein. This square thanks its name to the old coin factory that was located there in the medieval times. As of the 18th century the square ...

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Belgo Belge

The Belgo Belge restaurant is situated in the very center of Little Africa or the Matongé quarter in Elsene. This is not that far off from the Royal Palace, the royal park "Warandepark" and the EU business quarter.

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Bij den Boer

Thé mussels and fish restaurant in the Brussels city center is Bij den Boer or “At the (fish) Farmer’s Place”. The owners Geert Heyvaert and Marnic Malaise are a sure value in and beyond Brussels. Make sure to book a table as the restaurant is always...

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Brasserie Appelmans

In the shadow of Our Lady Cathedral you can find Brasserie Appelmans. This trendy brasserie is open since 2004 and is very spacious. You can have a nice lunch or dinner in a contemporary interior, though don’t be fooled by the modern look, in fact yo...

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Brewery tavern De Halve Maan

Another extraordinary place in Bruges, is the city brewery De Halve Maan. This small, but very old family run brewery produces the beers “Straffe Hendrik” and “Brugse Zot”. These beers are ONLY sold in Bruges. So while you are here, don’t forget to t...

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Café Walvis

Express yourself in Flemish at the Walvis! Although a lot of the expats learn asap French just to get around in Brussels, it also a good idea to jump into the Flemish culture and language.

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Chez Léon

Chez Léon is the eldest typical Brussels “French” fries restaurant you can find. With 160 years of history Chez Léon, run by the Vanlancker family, offers you with great pride and care their speciality: mussels and French fries.

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