C12 is a dance club in European Quarter, Brussels.
Editorially verified May 21, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Ticketed only; the gallery space hosts art programming through the week and clubbing Friday and Saturday.
Address: Galerie Horta, 1000 Brussels
Mirano Continental in Brussels' Saint-Josse-ten-Noode is the long-running upscale club on Chaussee de Louvain. House and electronic Friday and Saturday.
Tip: Dress code matters; reserve a table for groups of six or more. The 360 Brussels nights are the biggest events.
Botanique in Brussels' Saint-Josse-ten-Noode is the converted greenhouse and orangery on Rue Royale. Touring indie and electronic acts across three rooms.
Tip: Reserve online; the smaller Rotonde room hosts emerging acts. The cafe-restaurant runs through the day.
Mirano Continental in Brussels' Saint-Josse-ten-Noode is the long-running upscale club on Chaussee de Louvain. House and electronic Friday and Saturday.
Tip: Dress code matters; reserve a table for groups of six or more. The 360 Brussels nights are the biggest events.
L'Archiduc in Brussels' Dansaert has been the jazz cocktail bar since 1937. Live jazz Saturday and Sunday at 17:00, occasional weekday concerts.
Tip: Ring the bell to enter. Saturday and Sunday afternoon jazz sets are free; concert nights through the week need pre-sale tickets.
Ancienne Belgique on Boulevard Anspach is Brussels' main concert hall, a 2,000-capacity venue with a 250-cap club room downstairs. Indie, rock and electronic.
Tip: Book online; the AB Club hosts smaller acts the same night as main-hall shows. Standing only at most concerts.
Bonnefooi in Brussels' Saint-Gery is the free live-music bar next to Ancienne Belgique. Jazz, funk and world acts most nights; the back room turns.
Tip: No cover charge any night; first-come seating, with live music starting around 21:30.
The Music Village in Brussels has been the jazz club on Rue des Pierres since 1989. Touring jazz and blues acts most nights, dinner service alongside.
Tip: Reserve a dinner table for the best seats; concert-only tickets stand at the back.
Botanique in Brussels' Saint-Josse-ten-Noode is the converted greenhouse and orangery on Rue Royale. Touring indie and electronic acts across three rooms.
Tip: Reserve online; the smaller Rotonde room hosts emerging acts. The cafe-restaurant runs through the day.
