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HOPLA GEISS
Have you ever been to Alsace? It’s a beautiful region in Eastern France famous for its picturesque villages, castles, wine and local specialties. Brussels may already have its fair share of French...
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SAMOURAI RAMEN
If Brussels is notorious for one thing, it’s grey skies and cold weather. And that’s partially true, you will also hear me complaining quite often about the lack of sunshine – definitely not one of the...
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JACK O’SHEA CHOPHOUSE
If you are a foodie and carnivore in Brussels, it’s highly likely that you’ve already heard of Jack O’Shea. After establishing a reputation for selling the best meat in town through his butcher shops...
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DE SUPERETTE
Regular readers of the blog know by now how much I love brunch in Brussels. It seems though that from now on I’ll be heading to Ghent more often on weekends as I’ve spotted one of my most favourite...
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MANHATTN’S
Ever since I started the blog I have been in search for the best burger spots in Brussels. My foodie research has been quite successful so far as I already have spotted my favourite burger joints in...
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EL TACO MOBIL
I always liked Mexican food but after my recent trip to Tulum and Cancun, I can safely say I’m addicted to it! Brussels was lacking and waiting impatiently for an authentic spot for Mexican food – that...
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THE LITTLE GREEN SHOP
When I first heard about The Little Green Shop I was intrigued. A tea room in a flower shop? Sure, why not? I always seem to enjoy such interesting concepts anyway. Take Cook & Book (restaurant...
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TAN
When I first heard of the term “living food”, I was puzzled (read: frightened). Was this about the growing European trend of eating insects and the like? Turns out I was totally wrong! While my palette...
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LIVING ROOM
As brilliant concepts stores like The Little Green Shop and L’Atelier en Ville keep popping up around Brussels, I was really excited to see that the European quarter has got its very own gem: the...
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MOONFOOD
One of the most common misconceptions about vegan food is that it is by no means gourmet or at least, varied enough to keep things interesting. After being blown away by TAN restaurant and how good...
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AMI
When describing a restaurant, the words “healthy” and “vegetarian” typically put the non-converted off. And sometimes rightfully so, as this means food is boring and overpriced. Well, not in this case!...
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MALTBY STREET MARKET & BREAKFAST AT ST JOHN BAKERY ROOM
This week I’m happy to be hosting one of my favourite London bloggers, Giulia from Mondomulia. Her blog is about two things I really love, namely food and travel, and I always find inspiration in her...
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FRIT FLAGEY
Frit Flagey is hardly a secret spot; in fact it’s one of the most popular places for locals in Brussels but no food blog about the EU capital would be complete without it. We are talking about Belgium...
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ESCAPE HUNT
As I’ve mentioned before, one of the unexpected benefits of blogging is that I’m constantly encouraged to try new experiences. One of the most fun things I got to discover lately in Brussels was Escape...
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TAKUMI
Rue Lesbroussart may just be the yummiest street in Brussels right now as it brings together great foodie spots like AMI, Umamido, Le Petit Canon, Les Super Filles du Tram and from now on Takumi, a...
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MADAME CHAPEAU
Brussels is full of foodie spots offering all kinds of international cuisine, from Greek and Japanese to Tibetan and Middle Eastern. As much as locals and visitors fancy experimenting with different...
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CHANA
The Parvis Saint-Gilles is a great area for all sorts of activities in Brussels, like relaxing and people watching on the sunny terrace of a cafe, food shopping or having an apero at the flea market....
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CIPIACE
The neighbourhood of Saint-Gilles in Brussels has really started growing on me as I keep discovering great places I return to, like La Bottega della Pizza, Parlor Coffee, Oma and more recently, Chana...
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MELLOW
Mellow was a discovery I made thanks to a tip from a lovely reader who urged me on Twitter to try this spot asap! Being a sucker for ice cream, especially on a warm day, I couldn’t wait to taste …...
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LA FABRIQUE
As a person whose favourite meal is brunch, I am very keen on trying different spots both in Brussels and beyond. La Fabrique was one of those places I’ve been meaning to try for a long time as...
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