Place Flagey
Belgian brasserie-rotisserie in the Art Deco Flagey building, combining traditional cuisine with vintage decor. Specialty roast chicken visible from the dining room, set in a historic venue at the heart of a lively Brussels neighborhood.
Le Variétés embodies the essence of a Belgian brasserie, nestled on the ground floor of the famous "Flagey steamship". This iconic building, designed by Joseph Diongre in the 1930s, provides a unique setting for this culinary destination.
Roaring Twenties
Art Nouveau and Art Deco are two artistic styles that have profoundly shaped the urban landscape of many European cities, particularly Brussels. Although often confused, they present significant differences in their aesthetics and philosophy. Photo: Workshop of Master Glassmaker Sterner
Culinary Heritage
In Brussels, local gastronomy is much more than just a culinary tradition: it's a way of life. From historic brasseries to innovative restaurants, the city is full of places where you can savor Belgian specialties in all their authenticity. Discover our selection of establishments that honor this culinary heritage, combining exceptional settings with typical Belgian flavors.
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