Brussel

Brussels Culinary Delights

Brussels' culinary landscape centers around the UNESCO-listed Grand-Place, where historic architecture meets traditional Belgian flavors. This selection features world-renowned chocolatiers like Godiva and Pierre Marcolini alongside local institutions such as Fritland, famous for traditional fries. The list spans diverse dining options, from Neapolitan-style pizzas at NONA to Art Nouveau brasseries like Falstaff. These establishments represent the city's blend of heritage and international gastronomy, offering everything from artisanal pralines to regional Belgian specialties.

Grand Place

Historic central square featuring a harmonious ensemble of Gothic, Baroque, and Flamboyant architecture, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Godiva

Established in 1926, this flagship boutique offers traditional Belgian pralines and chocolate-dipped strawberries just steps from the Grand-Place.

Pierre Marcolini

Visit one of the most famous chocolatiers in Belgium and enjoy their fabulous pralines, bonbons and other sweets, all made from the finest…

Fritland

Family-run friterie established in 1978, located next to the Brussels Stock Exchange. It is known for traditional Belgian fries and the 'mitraillette' sandwich.

NONA pizza

Neapolitan-style pizzeria utilizing organic ingredients sourced directly from local Belgian farmers.

Planète Chocolat

Artisan chocolatier offering handmade pralines and chocolate-making demonstrations using 100% cocoa butter and traditional methods.

Exki

Belgian restaurant chain focused on natural and organic ingredients, serving seasonal soups, salads, and sandwiches.

Falstaff

Historic brasserie featuring a preserved Art Nouveau interior designed by Ecker in 1903. The building is a listed protected monument.

Amadeo

Eclectic restaurant decorated with floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, specializing in all-you-can-eat spare ribs.

Per Bacco

Italian restaurant specializing in homemade pasta and traditional Mediterranean dishes.