Housed in a stunningly restored 18th-century bank building, Belga Queen is more than a restaurant – it’s a statement. Reopened in 2024 with a full renovation and a renewed vision, this Brussels icon brings Belgian cuisine back to center stage, honouring heritage while embracing refinement. Whether you’re in for an opulent seafood feast or a quiet drink beneath the soaring dome, Belga Queen invites you to taste Belgium at its most majestic.

Bouillon Bruxelles In the bustling center of Brussels, Bouillon Bruxelles serves up classic Belgian comfort food with a generous heart and a modern twist. Rooted in tradition yet open to everyone, this brasserie is all about flavour, friendliness, and feeling at home – whether you’re a local or just passing through.

Tucked away near Brussels’ historic city center, Corica is not just a coffee bar – it’s a temple of taste for true aficionados. With over 20 specialty coffees from all over the globe, this iconic shop has turned the act of drinking coffee into a journey of discovery and delight.

Tucked just behind the Royal Palace, Bouche Coffee feels like a secret worth keeping – a specialty coffee bar where tradition meets taste, and every cup carries a hint of nostalgia. Named after the owner’s grandmother, this sleek little spot is brewing up more than just great coffee – it’s crafting moments.

In the heart of Brussels, just a stone’s throw from the bustling Dansaert district, La Marée has been serving up seafood excellence for decades. With Teresa and Mario Alves at the helm, this family-run gem is a tribute to freshness, simplicity, and timeless hospitality – a true seafood oasis in the city.

Nestled in the vibrant Dansaert district, MOK Brussels blends minimalist design with a strong sense of purpose.

Perched on the 29th floor of The Standard, in the lively Quartier Nord, Lila29 blends the flavors of the Iberian Peninsula.

In the heart of Brussels’ Dansaert district, KLINE stands out as a striking blend of culinary craftsmanship and architectural character. Self-described as a “brutalist kitchen,” this is more than just a restaurant – it’s a stage for creative cooking, bold flavours, and shared experiences.

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Tucked away in the vibrant Sainte-Catherine neighbourhood, Gramm is one of Brussels’ finest culinary gems. Helmed by the talented Chef Kenzo Nakata, this intimate restaurant turns local ingredients into elegant, explosive creations – each plate a carefully crafted journey of taste and technique.

Just a short stroll from Brussels’ bustling city center, In’t Spinnekopke offers a warm welcome and a generous plate of tradition. This charming brasserie is a tribute to Belgian culinary heritage – cosy, authentic, and served with a smile.

Henri is one of those places where everything just feels right. Located on the lively Rue de Flandre in the heart of Brussels, this restaurant blends refinement with warmth. There’s no stiffness here—just a relaxed, elegant atmosphere where both lovers of classic cuisine and curious foodies feel right at home.

In the heart of Brussels, behind the façade of a beautifully restored former bank, you’ll find Era — a restaurant that effortlessly blends heritage with contemporary finesse. The majestic building exudes elegance, while the refined interior adds a touch of modern sophistication. Era isn’t just a restaurant — it’s a full experience.

Classics Reimagined by the Canal Tucked away by the scenic Arduinkaai, Beaucoup Belge welcomes you with the charm of a classic bistro. Warm lighting, wooden tables, and subtle Belgian touches set the mood — understated, yet inviting.