Brasserie Surréaliste

Dansaert

Craft brewery in a 1932 Art Deco building, combining microbrewery, Mediterranean restaurant, and art gallery. Eclectic 1500 m² decor blends industrial and Art Deco elements, with unique ordering system and guided tours.

A unique concept in the heart of Brussels

Brasserie Surréaliste reinvents the brewing experience in an exceptional architectural setting. Housed in a former banana warehouse from 1932, this 1500 m² brewery skillfully merges artisanal production, gastronomy, and contemporary art.

Innovative architecture and design

  • Preservation and enhancement of original Art Deco elements
  • Integration of a visible microbrewery in the basement
  • Versatile layout: restaurant, bar, shop, ephemeral gallery
  • Eclectic decor combining industrial, Art Deco, and neo-Gothic pieces
  • Three-layer historical floor, testament to the location's evolution

Culinary and brewing experience

  • Mediterranean "sharing food" menu focused on communal dining
  • Use of fresh, local products
  • Wide selection of on-site brewed craft beers
  • Ordering system at the bar and in a dedicated space
  • Guided brewery tours offering immersion in the brewing process

Atmosphere and programming

  • Both refined and relaxed ambiance
  • Ephemeral gallery promoting young artistic talents
  • Covered outdoor terrace combining comfort and design
  • Daily happy hour from 5 PM to 7 PM

Practical information

  • Ideal for groups with large wooden tables
  • Reservation recommended
  • Specialties to discover: burrata, tuna tataki, pommes dauphines

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