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What to order at Den Amand
- Must order
- Whatever the monthly menu is built around; vegetables get a generous hand here.
- Signature dishes
- Seasonal vegetable plates, Fish and meat of the day
- Editor tip
- Closed Wednesday and Sunday. The room is tiny, so reserve, especially in summer.
CuisineBelgian-french Bistro
Price€€
Neighborhoodmarkt
HoursTue-Sat 12:00-14:00, 18:00-21:00; Sun-Mon closed
Phone+32 50 34 01 22
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Signature dishes: Seasonal vegetable plates, Fish and meat of the day
Must order: Whatever the monthly menu is built around; vegetables get a generous hand here.
Tip: Closed Wednesday and Sunday. The room is tiny, so reserve, especially in summer.
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Location
Address: Sint-Amandsstraat 4, 8000 Brugge, Bruges
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