Brussels : Private Street Art Tour
Embark on a captivating 3-hour street art tour in Brussels, where vibrant colors, bold murals, and captivating graffiti come to life.
Friterie Tabora is a street-food stop in Brussels.
Editorially verified May 31, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Embark on a captivating 3-hour street art tour in Brussels, where vibrant colors, bold murals, and captivating graffiti come to life.
Discover Brussels through its comic art and street murals on a private experience, from iconic characters like Tintin to bold urban artworks that bring the city’s crea...
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...
Address: Rue de Tabora 2, 1000 Brussels
Place Eugène Flagey Sunday market in Brussels' Ixelles runs around the Maison de la Radio. Open sat 08:00-14:00, sun 08:00-14:00. Booking recommended.
Try: Pizzas, oysters, charcuterie counters
Maison Antoine in Brussels' Place Jourdan has been the canonical fritkot since 1948. Open daily 11:30-01:00, fri-sat to 02:00. At Place Jourdan 1.
Try: Frites in a paper cone
Frit Flagey in Brussels' Ixelles is the green caravan on the south side of Place Eugène Flagey. Hand-cut Bintje potatoes, double-fried in beef fat.
Try: Frites
Fritland in Brussels is the late-night frites window behind the Bourse. The mitraillette (frites and meat in a baguette) is the cult Brussels dish.
Try: Mitraillette and frites
Noordzee Mer du Nord Counter is the Brussels fishmonger's street hatch on Rue Sainte-Catherine, cooking croquettes de crevettes to order for a pavement crowd.
Try: Shrimp croquettes and fish soup
Maison Dandoy in Brussels presses Brussels and Liège waffles in the queue line at Rue Charles Buls. Yeast-leavened batter for Brussels-style.
Try: Gaufre de Bruxelles and gaufre de Liège