Bistrot du Nord
Bistrot du Nord is a belgian fine-dining restaurant in Eilandje, Antwerp.
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What to order at Bistrot du Nord
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Anything off the meat menu; tripe and braised cheek are the chef's signatures.
Signature dishes
- Beef cheek
- Tripe
- Classical meat preparations
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Good to know
- Chef
- Michaël Rewers
- Tasting menu
- €90 to €120
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