6 upscale places in Bruges, editor-picked. Occasion restaurants in Bruges: destination kitchens for celebrations and visits. All Bruges food.
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Order The set lunch menu; the kitchen runs a tight, produce-led card that changes with the season.
Bistro Bruut sits on the Meestraat canal in Bruges, cooking modern Flemish food on regional produce. Gault&Millau rates the kitchen 16 points.
Order Young cockerel on the spit with fries, salad and tarragon sauce, then a dame blanche to finish.
Bistro Refter at Molenmeers 2 in Bruges serves bistro classics, such as a young cockerel on the spit with fries, salad and a tarragon sauce.
Order The set menus, designed to be shared, or the chef's surprising bites to share.
Locàle by Kok au Vin at Ezelstraat 21 in Bruges serves informal dishes made with local products, with surprising bites to share beside an à la carte menu.
Order The grilled langoustines with a dashi umami edge, or raw scallops with green apples and jalapeno.
Rock-Fort at Langestraat 15 in Bruges is a bright, elegant bistro whose contemporary seafood cooking rests on North Sea fish and natural wines.
Order Karen Keygnaert's market fresh personal cuisine; there are no set menus, so tell the team what you want.
Cantine Copine at Steenkaai 34 in Bruges is Karen Keygnaert's restaurant of refined, flavor-intensive dishes, with no set menus, rules or dress code.
Order Homemade sashimi and sushi, or the tempura and teppanyaki.
Tanuki at Oude Gentweg 1 in Bruges serves homemade sashimi, sushi, tempura and teppanyaki, with Ivan Verhelle as chef, à la carte or by menu.
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