Brussels, a city that offers much more than just art and culture. For example, you can choose from a wide variety of cool restaurants. This blog presents the best places to eat in Brussels. If you are already planning your next trip to Brussels, you should take a closer look at these restaurants in Brussels center.
Tip #1: The Lobster House
Not sure where to eat in Brussels? We’ve got you covered! Anyone who has ever been to Brussels must try the traditional Belgian specialties. At the Lobster House, you can enjoy these delicacies in a nice atmosphere. You can order bouillabaisse, paella, mussels, and as the name of the restaurant suggests, delicious lobster.
We highly recommend trying the mussels. They are prepared in many different ways. Whether with Provencal sauce, white wine or white beer, each version has a unique taste – try it!
- Daily: 10am – 12am
- Rue des Bouchers 34, 1000 Brussels
For email enquiries, please use the contact details on the official website.
Tip #2: Pasta Divina
Calling all pasta lovers – we have the perfect spot for you: Pasta Divina. Here you can create your own dish. Choose from a variety of delicious pasta and sauces. If you want to order something special, you can ask for a recommendation from the kitchen.
More than just tasty food, this typical Italian restaurant offers a beautiful and relaxed atmosphere. It is definitely one of the best restaurants in Brussels!
Please check the official website or contact Pasta Divina for current opening hours.
- Rue de la Montagne 16 , 1000 Bruxelles
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Tip #3: Yummy Bowl
If you love healthy food, then the Yummy Bowl is the right choice for you. A variety of different bowls await you here. From vegan chicken to a variety of vegetables and even hummus, everyone will find their favourite bowl.
You can also get ramen and pho at the restaurant. But Yummy Bowl doesn’t only offer savoury dishes. Additionally, you can enjoy delicious desserts. The cake of the day is a must-try!
- Monday - Friday: 10.30am – 3pm
Saturday - Sunday: 10.30am – 4pm - Rue des Eperonniers 49, 1000 Bruxelles
Tip #4: Bia Mara
Making fish and chips unique is Bia Mara’s mission. They use a variety of different types of fish to create delicious dishes. For your fish and chips you can choose between different sauces, like for example tartar sauce, curry sauce.
If you like burgers, you can definitely look forward to visiting Bia Mara because they also offer Burgers. Furthermore, there are tacos, vegetarian dishes, chicken and homemade sauces to choose from. It’s definitely one of the best restaurants in Brussels.
- Monday – Thursday: 12pm – 2pm & 6pm – 9pm
Friday: 12pm – 2pm & 6pm – 10pm
Saturday: 12pm – 10pm
Sunday: 12pm - 3pm & 6 – 9pm - Rue du Marché aux Poulets 41, 1000 Bruxelles
Tip #5: Fin de Siècle
If you are searching for „top brussels restaurants“ you definitely need to check out this next restaurant – Fin de siècle. The menu offers a nice selection of salads and pasta as well as delicious fish and meat specialties.
If you are looking for a few variations without meat, you will find them at the Fin de siècle as well. Try the vegan moussaka! Of course, this restaurant satisfies the sweet tooth too, such as Tiramisu, Crème Brulée and other delicacies.
- Daily: 12pm – 12am
- Rue des Chartreux 9, 1000 Bruxelles
Tip #6: Ricotta & Parmesan
Imagine a restaurant with retro decor, delicious Italian dishes, and tasty aperitifs. That’s exactly what you’ll find at Ricotta & Parmesan. You can select from a wide variety of wood-fired pizzas, delicious pastas, cannelloni and many other delicacies.
If you like burrata, you must try the Pizza Burrata, made with delicious pesto. At Ricotta & Parmesan, there you will find a small selection for children, which will make even the youngest guests very happy. The perfect place for enjoying dinner with family or friends.
Please confirm current opening hours directly with Ricotta & Parmesan.
For reservations and the latest service times, please use the official website.
- Rue de l’Ecuyer 31, 1000 Bruxelles
Tip #7: La Vigne
If you are a lover of Brussels food and barbecue, then La Vigne is the place for you. They serve delicious dishes like mussels, entrecôte, gyros, salad and much more.
For current set menus, lunch offers and prices, please check La Vigne’s official menu.
- Monday - Saturday: 12pm – 11pm
Sunday: Closed - Rue Jourdan 6, 1060 Brussels
Tip #8: Pois Chiche
If you are in the mood for Levantine fast food such as flatbreads, mezzes and delicious dips, you should visit the Brussels restaurant Pois Chiche. Here you can enjoy your meal in a relaxed atmosphere.
Pois Chiche also offers weekend brunch. Please check its current brunch menu for dishes, drinks and prices.
- Monday - Thursday: 12 – 9 pm
Friday: 12 – 10 pm
Saturday: 11 am – 10 pm
Sunday: 11 am – 9 pm - Pl. de la Chapelle 15, 1000 Bruxelles
Tip #9: Brasserie Ommegang
A delicious dinner in a specially decorated restaurant with a varied menu. This is exactly what Brasserie Ommegang offers.
Beer lovers can explore Brasserie Ommegang’s selection of beers. Please ask the restaurant about current live-music dates before planning your visit.
- Daily: 11:00 AM–11:30 PM
- Rue de la Montagne 4, 1000 Bruxelles
Tip #10: Màloma
Màloma is located at Ferme Foster in Rosières, outside Brussels. Chef Georges Athanassopoulos works with the farm’s producers and seasonal ingredients.
The focus is clearly on collaborating with local suppliers, and the menu is designed with fresh vegetables and optional fish and meat. All the dishes are creatively presented, so the eye has a lot to discover and the palate can decipher the individual flavors.
Sunday – Tuesday: closed
- Wednesday and Saturday: 7:00–8:45 PM; Thursday and Friday: noon–1:45 PM and 7:00–8:45 PM. These are the service times listed by the restaurant; confirm your arrival time when booking.
- Chemin des Deux Fermes 5, 1331 Rixensart, Belgium
Tip #11: Le Corbier
The next restaurant „Le Corbier“ is typical for Brussels and therefore a must-try for your next visit. The owners came up with something to create a warm and inviting atmosphere. With colorful art, comfortable velvet sofas, and the right lighting, they have succeeded.
Here, refinement is combined with creativity, and you are served creations from French cuisine. Tradition and modern craftsmanship are united, all to give you an unforgettable evening in Brussels.
Sunday & Monday: closed
- Tuesday – Saturday: 7 – 11 pm
- Rue des Minimes 51, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgium
