Brussels: Food Tour of 10 Tastings - Waffles, Beers & More
Discover Brussels through its flavors on this foodie tour in the historic city center. Taste waffles, chocolate, beer, and classic Belgian dishes while exploring iconi...
CuisineBelgian
Price€€
HoursFri-Sat 14:00-22:00, Sun-Thu closed
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Why locals love it: Anderlecht nano-brewery on Rue Lambert Crickx that brews modern Belgian craft and pours only Friday-Saturday afternoons.
Tip: Taproom Friday and Saturday 14:00-22:00; bring cash for the smaller producers' bottles.
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Location
Address: Rue Lambert Crickx 26, 1070 Anderlecht, Brussels
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Tip: Closed Saturday and Sunday. Counter seats face the kitchen; the back table is the spot for groups of four.
Au Stekerlapatte ★ 4.0
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Why locals love it: Side-street Marolles bistro where locals eat boudin noir with caramelised apples on the same wood-panelled banquettes since 1974.
Tip: Closed Sunday. Open evenings only; the dining room fills with regulars night after night.
In 't Spinnekopke ★ 4.3
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Why locals love it: 18th-century estaminet on a quiet square that cooks Brussels-specific dishes with lambic beer as a sauce ingredient.
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