Fun and entertainment Zaventem

All new films. Every Thursday at 22 p. m.: surprise film in front of the lower price.

A good place to try the local specialities - gueuze, kriek and, in high season, lambic. Very nice terrace looking out on to the Pajottenland countryside.

The bowling alley offers different formulas to suit all tastes and budgets. In addition to bowling, Bowling Berkerijs also offers laser tag, ideal for action gamers. Special formulas are also available, with options including pizza or children's birthday parties. For companies or associations, the bowling alley offers teambuilding or corporate party packages. Bowling Berkerijs also has charging stations for electric cars.

Le Chalet Vert is a restaurant located in Wezembeek-Oppem. It offers on-site dining, but does not offer takeaway or delivery. To reserve a table, you can do so via their website.

Tienen, Belgium, offers a bowling activity called Acro.

La Brasserie de l'Heysel is a restaurant located in Brussels. Headed by Chef Karl, formerly of Chez Lulu, this restaurant offers generous, inspired cuisine. Serge, his sidekick, will give you a warm welcome in a refined and elegant setting. On sunny days, you can sip a delicious cocktail on the terrace. Brasserie de l'Heysel also has a private room for private or business dinners. Children can have fun both indoors and outdoors with the games available. Brasserie de l'Heysel is located at 650 Chaussée Romaine, 1020 Brussels.

A veritable bruin café in the heart of Leuven, it boasts just over a hundred rare craft beers, mainly Flemish. On Mondays, blues and jazz concerts enliven the premises, which have recently been given a "green makeover" with the addition of numerous photovoltaic panels covering the refrigeration and lighting systems. A "beer of the month" refreshes the menu every thirty days or so. One of the city's best music venues, open until late every day.

The place is billed as the biggest bowling alley in the Benelux, and with its 36 lanes, it's not hard to believe. As a result, the place isn't exactly quiet, all the more so as it attracts the region's youth for parties where bowling is put back in the spotlight before a cocktail, tapas or a few dance steps: on Fridays and Saturdays, a DJ sets the mood. It's a far cry from club bowling and the concentration it demands, but how pleasant it is to spend an evening here with friends or family!