Belgian restaurant

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‘t Kelderke

Grand Place 15
Famous for: Belgian regional dishes and horse steak served in a historic 17th-century vaulted Grand-Place cellar.

't Kelderke pairs Belgian regional cooking and horse steak with a 17th-century vaulted cellar on Brussels’ Grand-Place; reserve ahead for dinner.

Foodies History Buffs Couples

A Bite Of Belgium

Las Cruces
Famous for: Belgian Liège waffles, European brunch favorites, and green chile pork in Las Cruces’ historic district.

Try Liège waffles, Eggs Florentine, and green chile pork at A Bite Of Belgium, a casual Las Cruces bistro open daily for…

Waffle enthusiasts Families visiting downtown Vegan brunch diners

Au Pleysier

Famous for: Authentic Belgian and modern French cooking in central Brussels near Bourse/Beurs.

Au Pleysier brings Belgian and modern French cooking to Borgwal 3 in central Brussels, minutes from Bourse, with lunch and late dinner…

Foodies Couples Central Brussels sightseers

Au Vieux Saint Martin

Pl. du Grand Sablon 38
Famous for: Classic Belgian cuisine, a heated Sablon terrace and direct views of the Church of Our Blessed Lady.

Classic Belgian restaurant on Brussels’ Place du Grand Sablon, founded in 1968, with church views, a heated terrace and historic brasserie character.

Foodies Couples Culture Seekers

Aux Armes de Bruxelles

Rue des Bouchers 13
Famous for: Classic Belgian brasserie dishes, especially shrimp croquettes, Zeeland mussels and Flemish beef stew, in a 1921 setting.

Historic Brussels brasserie on Rue des Bouchers since 1921, known for shrimp croquettes, Zeeland mussels and Flemish stew near Grand-Place.

Foodies History Buffs Couples

Bar Bistro De Twee Heeren

Oude Molstraat 6
Famous for: Former French-Mediterranean bistro by the Grote Kerk, known for seasonal cooking, cocktails and warm hospitality, now permanently closed.

Bar Bistro De Twee Heeren, a French-Mediterranean bistro at Oude Molstraat 6 in The Hague, is permanently closed after eight years of…

Foodies Couples Date Night

BISTROT DE POTTENBRUG

Belgium
Famous for: Classic French cuisine and intimate dining on Antwerp’s historic Minderbroedersrui.

Classic French cooking in an intimate historic-centre setting on Minderbroedersrui, BISTROT DE POTTENBRUG is made for a leisurely Antwerp lunch or dinner.

Foodies Couples Romantic travelers

Bon-Vivant the Belgian Beer Cafe

Latvia
Famous for: A Belgian beer-led Old Town restaurant pairing broad brews with seasonal European dishes and banquets.

Belgian beers, seasonal European cooking and late Friday hours at Bon-Vivant on Mārstaļu iela in Riga Old Town.

Beer lovers Foodies Couples

De Pottekijker

Belgium
Famous for: Generous Belgian grill dinners, steaks and fish in a protected 16th-century Antwerp setting.

Historic Antwerp grill restaurant on Kaasrui, known for Belgian steaks, fish, generous portions and a candlelit 16th-century setting.

Foodies Couples Groups of Friends

Duc De Bourgogne

Belgium
Famous for: Canal-view dining, classic Belgian-French cuisine and romantic stays in a 1648 Bruges landmark.

Historic Bruges hotel-restaurant by the Vismarkt, pairing Belgian-French cooking, wine and canal-facing tables in a 1648 building.

Couples Foodies History Buffs

Duckfat

Portland
Famous for: Hand-cut Maine potatoes twice-fried in duck fat, served with housemade sauces alongside panini and gelato shakes.

Visit Duckfat at 43 Middle Street in Portland for twice-fried Belgian-style fries, panini, and gelato shakes, with practical dining and transit tips.

Fries enthusiasts Casual lunch seekers Culinary travelers

Fin de Siècle

Rue des Chartreux 9
Famous for: Generous Belgian comfort food in a lively, informal brasserie near Brussels’ historic centre.

Fin de Siècle on Rue des Chartreux pairs generous Belgian comfort food with a lively brasserie setting near Saint-Géry and Sainte-Catherine.

Foodies Couples History Buffs

Joney’s Place

India
Famous for: Multi-cuisine meals near the Taj Mahal, including North Indian classics, Korean Bulgogi Rice and Japanese Omurice.

Near Agra’s Taj Mahal, Joney’s Place offers Indian, Korean, Japanese and Chinese dishes from breakfast to dinner on Bhanumati Road in a…

Foodies Budget Travelers First-Time Visitors

L’Ana Thème

Rue de la Fourche 14
Famous for: Traditional and contemporary Belgian cooking in Brussels’ historic Îlot Sacré dining quarter.

L’Ana Thème pairs traditional and contemporary Belgian cooking with an evening address on Rue de la Fourche, steps from Brussels’ Grand-Place.

Foodies Couples Culture Enthusiasts

Le Marmiton

Rue des Bouchers 43
Famous for: Traditional Belgian and seafood dishes served in a refined two-level restaurant in the Royal Saint-Hubert Galleries.

Since 1979, Le Marmiton has paired Belgian seafood classics with brick-and-mirror dining in Brussels’ Royal Saint-Hubert Galleries.

Foodies Couples First-Time Visitors