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A friendly pub with live jazz most evenings until 2 or 3am. Exposed beams and brickwork create a cosy ambience.
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This delightful little coffee shop belongs to the chocolatier opposite: hot chocolate is a speciality.
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A welcoming traditional cafébar offering some 200 types of jenever (gin). The restaurant upstairs specializes in jenever -based dishes.
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A classic Belgian bruine kroeg (brown pub – brown with the patina of age) overlooking the Grote Markt. Try a bolleke (chalice-like glass) of De Koninck, Antwerp’s cherished own brew.
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The Musée des Instruments de Musique’s spectacular rooftop café (see Musée des Instruments de Musique).
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The ambience may be Latin but the music comes in all varieties at this lively dance club. Open late – all night at weekends. Three bars, restaurant.
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The name means “The Eleventh Commandment”, and the bar’s walls are packed with gaudy religious icons. A stairway to heaven?
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Just off the Markt, this is one of the few genuine bars – as opposed to brasseries – in central Bruges and so popular with the locals.
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A fun café-bar with low-lit tables and comfy chairs. Hosts occasional free concerts.
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An elegant café and restaurant in the old tailors’ guild-house. A good spot for a light lunch, an afternoon beer or a slice of fine pâtisserie.
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