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Central Brussels : Lunch Spots, Brasseries & Bistros

Top 10 Lunch Spots, Brasseries & Bistros

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1. Brasserie de la Roue d’Or

A popular Art-Nouveau brasserie with Magritte-esque murals, offering good-value Belgian and French cooking.
2. In ’t Spinnekopke

An appealing estaminet (traditional pub) that stands by its 18th-century heritage to present a menu of fine Belgian-Bruxellois dishes, many of which are cooked in local beers.
3. L’Entrée des Artistes

This popular and reliable brasserie serves well-judged fare, with some good Belgian standards among them, such as chicons au gratin .
4. Café Le Perroquet

An Art Nouveau tavern, popular with a young crowd. It’s good for snacks of filled pitta, and the daily lunch dishes are chalked up on the board outside.
5. Brasserie Horta

Located in the Comic Strip Museum, Horta offers a daily menu of Belgian dishes. Closes at 6pm.
6. Le Pain Quotidien

Selling excellent bread with delicious fillings, as well as tempting pastries, Le Pain Quotidien (“Daily Bread”) has been a runaway success. This is the most central of the 10 branches in Brussels.
7. Chez Patrick

This cherished and popular restaurant refuses to change or diverge from its traditions of solid, good-value, truly Belgian cooking.
8. Le Bermuchet

Bistro serving French-style cuisine by candlelight. The bric-à-brac decor echoes the nearby antique and junk shops.
9. ’t Kelderke

A 17th-century cellar-restaurant delivering feasts of Belgian cuisine. The good food attracts appreciative locals as well as tourists.
10. Chez Léon

Established in 1893, thismoules-frites specialist is now an international brand.