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Chokk says:
Situated in Marollen in the shadow of the Palais de Justice and not far away from the Grand Sablon, you can easily miss this extremely nice little restaurant.
From the outside you are looking at some windows displaying at kinds of small gadget and just gives an impression that there must be some…
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Chokk says:
Can chocolate be art one can wonder but only briefly? Because finding yourself in the world centre of chocolate; Brussels, the answer is as obvious as water in the sea.
Chocolate is a big part of Belgian culture and Belgians love their chocolate. One the most famous chocolatier and performers of…
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Cafe Novo
1 review
#3 of 76 restaurants in Brussels
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danorwick says:
After trawling around a slightly more pricey area of the city centre, we decided to stop at the Cafe Novo, not far from the Manneken-Pis fountain. It had a 3-course menu for 18€ which allowed you to choose from any selection from the carte. For the price, one could actually find some very attrac…
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Larrys says:
During our visit to Brussels in early July 2009 we stayed at a hotel that was Southwest of the major tourist attractions such as the Mannekin Pis and Grand Place. The first night we arrived we walked toward the main square to find somewhere to eat. We noticed this restaurant was filled with people …
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Kokob
1 review
#5 of 76 restaurants in Brussels
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Adrian_Liston says:
As a vegetarian I love Ethiopian food, and Kokob is a great place to get it. The atmosphere is fun, lively and relaxing all at the same time, and the food is fantastic. Unless you ask for separate meals, everything will come out on huge pancakes (actually injera, a flat sourdough bread that looks li…
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Adrian_Liston says:
Our foodie friends are hard to impress - luckily the New York Times had given them advice on which places to visit, with two features on Les Brassins. We wouldn't have found this place otherwise, tucked away into a back alley in Ixelles. I had excellent garlic mushrooms and vegetarian pasta, and Lyd…
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Samourai
1 review
#7 of 76 restaurants in Brussels
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Chokk says:
Hidden away in a covered square on the street Rue du Fosse aux Loups not far from the Muntcentrum and the Opera you can be lucky to find the Samourai. The Samourai is an original Japanese restaurant that actually takes you as close to Tokyo as you can be, when you are as far from it as Brussels.
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KeikoCreative says:
We went to Brussels and looking around for what to eat for our dinner. We walked pass this restaurant. The first thing that captured my attention was those mini display set by the glass window.
I took a look at the menu attached to the glass panel next to the entrance, and glad to see they have the…
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GeorgeLeach says:
Now I have been to Brussels several times both on business and personal reasons and I have to confess the city holds a special place for me. Anyone who's been to Brussels will be quick to tell you that it's not short of watering holes and rightly so when Belgium has such a fantastic selections of be…
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Chocopolis
1 review
#10 of 76 restaurants in Brussels
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delsol67 says:
I happed upon this shop on my first visit in the spring of 2006. I now, not only take any opportunity to visit Brussels to pick up some chocolates, but, I take all of my friends who visit. I also mail chocolates to my parents. It's that good.
Just walk in an smell the chocolate. It's intoxicating…
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Lucas_J says:
The Thalys trains are a high-speed brand plying routes between Paris, Bruxelles, Amsterdam and Koeln. The trains have a very nice violet / silver livery and offer the best travel speeds for their routes.
Each Thalys train has a Thalys Bar and, when travelling in Comfort 1 Class, meals are served…
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Chokk says:
I had the good fortune to dine in a great restaurant where they serve very traditional Belgian and fantastic food. Viva M'Boma - meaning ‘vive la grandmere’ (long live the grandmother in bruxellois, the old dialect of Brussels).
The restaurant is almost all the time fully booked and it is no…
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Belga Queen
2 reviews
#13 of 76 restaurants in Brussels
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Chokk says:
If you are comming to Brussels and are looking for a good meal in some very fashionable surroundings you just have to visit Belga Queen. Belga Queen has a Brasserie, oyster bar, beer bar, cigar bar. Belga Queen has a fresh cuisine with some inventive attitude. It is a business lunch p…
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Chokk says:
This fish restaurant was once my first contact with the fabulous Belgian cuisine. The restaurant is situated near the old fish market in the middle of Brussels. It is a place you easily can walk by but if you look in the window you will almost find it full.
La Belle Maraîchère serves fantastic…
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Le Macaron
1 review
#15 of 76 restaurants in Brussels
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Chokk says:
In the surrounding of the Chatelain in Brussels you have an enormous amount of bars and restaurants and just to visit all of them would be a huge task. I have over the years tried many of them, but new ones are coming all the time.
Le Macaron is a very cozy restaurant situated on a corner. It has…
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