Fun and entertainment Bruxelles - Brussel

The Atomium restaurant is located in the highest sphere of the Atomium, offering a breathtaking view of Brussels. It offers traditional Belgian cuisine and seasonal dishes. The restaurant is spread over two levels and offers visitors a unique experience. In addition to the restaurant, the Atomium also has a terrace where visitors can enjoy a pleasant moment at the foot of Brussels' iconic monument. Gift vouchers are available for those wishing to offer a meal at the Atomium restaurant.

Le Toucan is a bar-café on Avenue Louis Lepoutre in Brussels. It comprises two neighboring addresses: Toucan Brasserie and Toucan sur Mer. Toucan Brasserie offers a classic, gourmet menu with bistronomic accents, while Toucan sur Mer focuses on seafood dishes, such as wild fish à la plancha and seafood platters prepared by Paulo Campos and his team. Both addresses also have a room on the second floor for banquets, birthdays or corporate meals.

Le Patio asbl is a dance center located in Ixelles.

Located between Place du Châtelain and Avenue Louise in Brussels, Odette en Ville is a trendy restaurant-hotel that opened its doors in a magnificent 1920s mansion. Odette en Ville's style has a touch of every big city. The chic allure of an English club, the Parisian sexiness of a Costes hotel or the glamour of a New York boutique hotel. It's a charming, comfortable and contemporary place, with a cosy and intimate atmosphere. Odette en Ville is the ideal setting for your lunch, dinner or stay in Brussels.

The restaurant also offers the possibility of privatizing the space for special events.

Flagey is a district located in Ixelles. Known for its public transport stop, it is home to numerous restaurants, cafés, bars, shops and services. The neighborhood also offers cultural activities, with concerts by renowned Portuguese musicians taking place at venues such as Henry Le Boeuf Hall and Cirque Royal. Flagey is also renowned for its picture gallery, where photographs of Portugal are on display. Visitors can also enjoy a variety of events and festivals held in the neighborhood. For lovers of Portuguese cuisine, the Beirão restaurant and brasserie is a must, offering traditional dishes such as "Naco na Pedra". Flagey is a lively and dynamic neighborhood, offering an authentic experience of Portuguese culture in Brussels.

In Belgium, Le Coach is a family-run restaurant offering seasonal, homemade cuisine. In a cosy, friendly atmosphere, you can enjoy dishes prepared with exclusive products from local suppliers. The restaurant also offers a takeaway service, with a selection of local and exclusive products that can be ordered 24 hours in advance.

Brasserie l'Avenue is a restaurant located on Boulevard Auguste Reyers in Schaerbeek, Brussels. It offers Belgian and French cuisine, as well as a full bar. Customer reviews are mixed, with some highlighting the quality of the dishes and the friendly service, while others complain about the waiting time and the quality of the food. It is possible to reserve a table and enjoy the terrace. However, there is no delivery service. For those looking for a place to lunch or dine in Brussels, Brasserie l'Avenue may be an option to consider, but it's advisable to check recent reviews before making a reservation.

Le Jardin de Nicolas is a restaurant located in Woluwe-Saint-Pierre. It offers on-site dining, takeaway and delivery. Orders can be placed via deliveroo.be or ubereats.com. For more information, you can follow Le Jardin de Nicolas on social networks such as Facebook, Instagram and Linkedin.

Located in Schaerbeek, Belgium, Au Relais is a restaurant serving Belgian and European cuisine. The restaurant is decorated in a sober but friendly style, with Toone puppets hanging from the ceiling. Guests can enjoy a terrace in summer. The menu offers a varied choice of traditional Belgian dishes, served in hearty portions. Service is fast and value for money is good. The restaurant is suitable for families, couples, solo travelers, business travelers and groups of friends. It is open for dinner and offers seating, table service and reservations. Au Relais is a quiet place, ideal for those seeking a relaxed atmosphere.

Le Claridge is a historic venue located in Saint-Josse-ten-Noode. This 600m² space, restored and equipped with the latest technology, offers a wide range of possibilities for organizing unforgettable events in Brussels. Whether for corporate events, conferences, gala dinners, receptions or concerts, the Claridge is ideally located in the heart of the European capital, just 150m from the Madou metro station. What's more, its easy access to the ring road and airport, as well as its proximity to a parking lot, make it a convenient location for visitors. With its unique renovated "Art Deco" style and state-of-the-art technology including an LED screen, wall-mounted projectors and video mixer, the Claridge offers an exceptional experience to its guests. Testimonials from satisfied customers underline the professionalism of the staff and the quality of the service.

With its warm ambience and varied menu, it offers a unique experience for lovers of refined drinks. The bar offers a wide selection of cocktails, wines, bubbles and aperitifs. Customers can also enjoy meals on the premises, but it is not possible to order takeaway or delivery.

Restaurant O Castiço is a Portuguese restaurant. It offers on-site dining as well as take-away. The restaurant offers a reservation service, seating and table service. It is wheelchair accessible. Customer reviews are mixed, with some appreciating the Portuguese cuisine on offer, while others complain about the slow service and waiting times. However, some customers have commented on the friendliness of the staff and the quality of the food.

Le Parvis is a French cuisine restaurant located in Uccle. The restaurant offers a variety of dishes, including vegetarian, lactose-free, vegan and gluten-free options. The menu changes regularly to offer a varied and tasty culinary experience. Le Parvis also offers a dessert and drinks menu, as well as suggestions of the moment. The restaurant also features disabled access, an outdoor terrace, a bar and air conditioning.

Le Rallye des Autos is a Belgian restaurant located in Uccle. It has become one of the capital's most popular spots thanks to its varied menu and succulent dishes. The restaurant offers wood-grilled meats, traditional specialties such as tartares and shrimp croquettes, as well as suggestions inspired by fresh market produce. Lunch is also very popular, with a delicious menu awaiting those with a sweet tooth. The restaurant's setting is sober and warm, with a magnificent open fire creating a soothing atmosphere. The Rallye des Autos team is friendly and welcoming, adding to the pleasant restaurant experience.

Le Lion Belge is a restaurant. It offers on-site dining, takeaway and delivery services. The restaurant offers a varied menu with vegetarian options available. Le Lion Belge is also available on various online ordering platforms such as lelionbelge.com, takeaway.com and ubereats.com. The restaurant has a bar and is accessible to people with reduced mobility.

Le Dupont Café is a must-visit bar-café for lovers of a good atmosphere and delicious drinks. Le Dupont Café offers a wide selection of drinks, from coffees and teas to cocktails and Belgian beers. Coffee lovers will be delighted to discover the different varieties of coffee on offer, prepared with care by experienced baristas. The bar also offers a menu of snacks and light dishes to accompany drinks. Whether for breakfast, a quick lunch or an evening aperitif, Dupont Café has something for everyone.

Quartier Leopold is a restaurant located in Ixelles. It offers on-site dining and takeaway service.

Le Chalet du Laerbeek is a restaurant located in Jette. It offers on-site dining, but does not offer takeaway or delivery. The website of Restauration Nouvelle, the company that owns Le Chalet du Laerbeek, also offers other services such as reception venues, catering and hotels. Restauration Nouvelle specializes in organizing events, from business meetings to weddings and private parties. They also offer accommodation options in romantic or unusual locations, such as cabins or trailers. Founded in 1985 by Albert and Marianne Michiels, Restauration Nouvelle is a family-run business that focuses on the quality of fresh, seasonal produce in its restaurants. They strive to offer the best value for money in a brasserie atmosphere.

Brasserie de la Patinoire is a restaurant located at Chemin du Gymnase 1A in Brussels. The restaurant offers on-site dining as well as takeaway, but does not offer a delivery service. Brasserie de la Patinoire offers delicate, refined cuisine, with suggestions such as sea bass and salmon carpaccio with vegetable pickles. The restaurant also boasts a large terrace in the heart of the Bois de la Cambre.

Chalet Robinson is a Belgian cuisine restaurant located in the Bois de la Cambre in Brussels. Housed in a wooden chalet on three levels, it boasts a breathtaking view of the lake and a terrace. The restaurant offers a generous menu featuring fresh, local produce. Chalet Robinson also offers water sports activities such as rowing boats and pedalos on the lake. The restaurant can also be privatized for corporate events, private functions or weddings. Chalet Robinson has become an institution over the years and is much appreciated by visitors.

Located on Brussels' Grand Place, 'T Kelderke is a Belgian restaurant offering regional specialties, including horse steak, in a 17th-century vaulted dining room. The atmosphere is intimate and authentic. The restaurant does not offer takeaway or delivery.

Brussels offers a unique experience with the Ric's River Boat and Ric's Art Boat. Anchored along the canal near Tours & Taxis, these two event boats have become emblematic landmarks of the city. Ric's River Boat, built in 1900 and formerly owned by the Royal Netherlands Navy, offers an exotic interior for elegant parties, weddings or themed anniversaries. It can accommodate up to 100 seated and 170 standing guests. Ric's Art Boat, meanwhile, offers a more basic look and is ideal for young, casual events such as concerts or exhibitions. Both barges also host artistic gatherings, shows and themed evenings. In addition to their diverse program, they can also be rented out for special occasions. 12 in Brussels, they are easily accessible and have been an institution in the city for over 35 years.

Located on Place Rouppe in Brussels, Houtsiplou is a Belgian café-restaurant with a cheerful, relaxed atmosphere. The walls are decorated with comic strips, adding a playful touch to the place. The menu features an international selection of dishes, including burgers, pastas, steaks and salads. Customers can eat in or take away.

Mokafé Taverne is a popular brasserie located in the historic center of Brussels, in the Galerie du Roi. It's one of the capital's most popular terraces, thanks to its central location near the Grand-Place and Manneken-Pis. The café brasserie offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere, with fast, friendly service. Mokafé Taverne offers a varied menu to suit all occasions, whether you're having breakfast on the terrace, a quick bite to eat, brunch or lunch. The brasserie cuisine is simple and uses fresh produce, with Belgian specialties such as homemade shrimp croquettes, Flemish carbonnades and boulets liégeois. On the sweet side, don't miss the Brussels waffle served with chocolate coulis.

Located on Place du Luxembourg in Ixelles, Coco Bar is a bar serving Belgian cuisine. Visitors particularly appreciate the bar's location, close to Luxembourg Square. Coco Bar has an outdoor terrace and offers on-site dining. The Coco Bar accepts credit cards and offers Wi-Fi access. It also has a parking lot and is handicapped-accessible. Guest reviews are mixed, with some highlighting the location and pleasant atmosphere, while others find the bar ordinary.

Quite simply the biggest escape game in town! Push open the door of this English tailor shop (a nod to Kingsman?) and receive your mission orders. You are agents of Lord Ravenswood, head of a secret network protecting the world: prevent a missile launch in an old Soviet submarine, find a precious object stolen from the Oval Office or infiltrate a bioterrorism lab in Tokyo, you have the choice. The immersion is total and bluffing. Your team will have 70 minutes to foil these Machiavellian plans!

Right in the Marolles district, on Place du Jeu de Balle, Mazette is one of Brussels' newest microbreweries. This cooperative brews its own beers on site, and makes its own softs (lemonade, kombucha...) and bread for use in its bar-café. Warm, lively and open to the neighborhood, Mazette is also a meeting place for local players in Les Marolles. As for the beers, they're all about lightness (with a preference for Drèche, an IPA or Suur de Bruxelles), but you can also eat here, and very well, with homemade, seasonal cuisine.

Right in the middle of the square, where a superb kiosk takes pride of place, this local bar stands out from the crowd. In an old-fashioned bistro atmosphere, locals and workers from nearby offices come here for a bite to eat, a coffee or one of the fifty beers on the blackboard. Among the speciality hops are many from Brussels (Grosse Bertha, Delta, Zinnebir...), gueuzes and krieks, Trappist beers and Ginette. The brick walls support a warm, vintage decor. Beautiful garden at the rear.

Located in the prestigious Steigenberger Icon Wiltcher's on Avenue Louise in Brussels, Loui Cocktail Bar & Restaurant is a must for lovers of cocktails and fine cuisine. With its intimate atmosphere and elegant decor, it offers visitors a unique experience. The bar offers a wide selection of creative cocktails prepared by talented mixologists, while the restaurant features a reinterpretation of Belgian classics by Michelin-starred chef Kevin Lejeune.

The former covered market Sainte-Marie, dating from the 19th century, has become an invitation to the interdisciplinarity of the arts, a commitment to a dialogue on the contemporary world, proposing an intergenerational exchange. Les Halles de Schaerbeek thus embodies the reallocation of an industrial site into a cultural structure. Located in a mixed neighbourhood, Les Halles wants to be an actor and co-author of a better social cohesion, that of their neighbourhood. Dance, circus, theatre, literature... the arts respond to each other, all with a view to the world.

Very nice bar opened in the middle of the pandemic, just between the Bourse and the Saint-Nicolas church. About thirty Belgian and other beers on the menu, some spirits and a small quality restaurant to keep it all together. The decoration can be qualified as post-industrial (like a tastefully recomposed destroy), and on the ceiling, the barrels full of beers that only ask to be emptied until late in the night. It's a stone's throw from the Grand Place, the terrace is sunny and the first floor can be used for private events and parties of all kinds.

A zany little place where there's never a dull moment. The list of events includes some thirty events. In addition, collaborations with other structures continue, including Kunstenfestivaldesarts and KVS. If you've never danced with death, listened to an entire album in the dark, discussed science over cocktails or attended a podcast festival - all on the 2023-2024 program - now might be a good time to discover Atelier 210, which continues to amaze even the most discerning of audiences.

Perched above the Botanical Gardens, the Bota is one of the city's great concert halls. In fact, there are 3 of them: the Orangery, which is the main hall, the Rotunda, which by its modest size brings the audience closer to the artists who perform there, and the Witloof Bar, in the cellar, which is suitable for intimate concerts. The Bota is known for the quality of its line-ups and for its Nuits Botaniques festival, every year in May, one of the big musical events of the year. Also quality exhibition spaces and a nice bar with view on the park.

Originally a Flemish theatre, the Beurs has gradually diversified its activities in a spirit of multicultural openness. It has become a key venue for contemporary creation in Brussels. Concerts, often by emerging artists, exhibitions and other artistic activities are often organised here. Music is omnipresent in the bar, with regular DJ sets and cutting-edge concerts. In the summer, the rooftop offers a nice alternative to the bar on the ground floor. The public is rather artistic and intellectual.

Fika is Swedish for snack break, that moment in the afternoon when everything stops for a coffee and a pastry. This is the spirit in which Joana opened her café. As you push open the door, you're transported to Stockholm or Malmö: the scent of cinnamon from the buns, the smell of good original coffee, minimalist design warmed by wood, soft colors and plants: you're in the middle of hygge ! A relaxing place to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the world. We recommend the semlor, cream buns normally eaten at Easter.