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What to order at In 't Spinnekopke
- Must order
- Rabbit braised in gueuze, with bloempanch on the side and a Cantillon Geuze to drink.
- Signature dishes
- Rabbit in gueuze, Eels in green sauce
- Editor tip
- Closed Sunday. The wooden banquettes are 1762 vintage; the cellar lambic list runs 30 bottles deep.
CuisineBelgian Estaminet
Price€€
Neighborhooddansaert
HoursMon 18:30-23:00, Tue-Fri 12:00-14:30, 18:30-23:00, Sat 18:30-23:00, Sun closed
Phone+32 2 511 86 95
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Signature dishes: Rabbit in gueuze, Eels in green sauce
Must order: Rabbit braised in gueuze, with bloempanch on the side and a Cantillon Geuze to drink.
Tip: Closed Sunday. The wooden banquettes are 1762 vintage; the cellar lambic list runs 30 bottles deep.
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Location
Address: Place du Jardin aux Fleurs 1, 1000 Brussels
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