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Brussels, Bruges, Antwerp and Ghent : Places to eat

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  • Come here for a classic Brussels experience: top-rate fish cookery in a traditionally-styled, family-run restaurant. It’s been a favourite with the locals for three decades.

  • Gourmet food in an unpretentious setting.

  • A delightful restaurant in a delicately converted butcher’s shop. French-based cooking.

  • La Chaloupe d’Or

    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.

  • A rare survivor among the traditional pubs known as estaminets . Pictures and inscriptions recall its connections with the Surrealist movement.

  • This small restaurant has a reputation for excellent, simple fish cookery. The emphasis is placed on good food and good value.

  • A glamorous café-bar, frequented by an equally glamorous clientele. Drinks, cocktails and delicious light meals.

  • La Quincaillerie

    A restaurant in a converted hardware store whose spectacular interior put designer Antoine Pinto on the map.

  • Bistro serving French-style cuisine by candlelight. The bric-à-brac decor echoes the nearby antique and junk shops.

  • Inventive, multi-layered interior by celebrated designer Antoine Pinto. Choose from oyster snacks or full Franco–Italian dishes.

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