The all-day brasserie suits Antwerp's rhythm, open from coffee through to a late plate. Dôme in Zurenborg works the classical French register under its namesake cupola, while Berlin on the Kleine Markt in the historisch-centrum is the everyday city-centre option. Out on the Eilandje, Bocadero takes the form to the Rijnkaai waterfront.
Dôme in Antwerp is a French brasserie under an 1893 rotunda in Zurenborg. Frédéric and Evangeline Chabbert run the room on Grotehondstraat. Priced at €€€.
OrderThe côte de boeuf for two with béarnaise; the wine cellar runs deep across Burgundy.
TipClosed Sunday and Monday. Book the round table directly under the dome.
Berlin in Antwerp is an all-day brasserie on Kleine Markt. The kitchen serves breakfast through to late-night plates, popular for unbookable weekend brunch.
OrderThe brunch plate with eggs and the in-house granola; the kitchen runs it from open until 16:00.
TipWalk-in only on weekends. Arrive before 11:00 if you don't want to queue.
Berlin in Antwerp runs lunch from 12:00 with brasserie plates from 12 euros. The Kleine Markt corner is the budget weekend brunch entry. At Kleine Markt 1.
OrderBrasserie lunch plate
TipWalk-in only on weekends. Lunch is calmer mid-week before the post-work crowd.
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