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Art Nouveau brasserie from 1904 in central Brussels. Restored Belle Époque interior with original tables and stained-glass dome. Authentic Belgian cuisine in a heritage-listed setting since 2000.
Greenwich Café, established in 1904, embodies the essence of Brussels' Art Nouveau. Its building, listed as remarkable architectural heritage since 2000, has been meticulously restored to its original 1914 appearance.
Greenwich stands out for its central space dedicated to chess players, perpetuating a unique cultural tradition in a historic setting.
The cuisine emphasizes traditional Belgian and European flavors:
Greenwich Café offers an immersion in Belgian architectural and culinary heritage, combining the authenticity of a century-old establishment with a quality gastronomic experience.
Beyond the Facades
Brussels, the cradle of Art Nouveau, is brimming with architectural treasures that bear witness to this flourishing artistic period. From sumptuous townhouses to historic breweries and unique museums, our selection invites you on a journey through time via six iconic locations. Discover the legacy of Victor Horta and other Art Nouveau masters, and immerse yourself in the refined atmosphere of the Belle Époque.