Supra Bailli
A no-nonsense bar on Rue du Bailli, with a nice terrace, cheap drinks and always a good vibe. Crowded on Wednesdays, when the Chatelain market is on.
Thé-rapy
There’s a new tea shop near the Churchill roundabout, called Thé-rapy. On the windows, you can see Sigmund Freud sip from a pink cup of tea. There are plenty of flavours to choose from, to suit your every mood.
La Porteuse d’Eau
La Porteuse d’Eau (the water carrier) is an Art Nouveau brasserie in Saint-Gilles. Sit down in the pretty interior with stained glass windows and enjoy a plate of good Belgian food together with one of the many beers on the menu.
Skievelat
Skievelat near Sablon is a popular place for a bite to eat and a drink. It comes with small tables, but a large menu featuring their tasty and famous burger. Approved!
Ah Bon?
Ah Bon? is a little eatery, serving organic and local food with an Italian twist. Their tasty homemade spelt flour piadina come with a variety of stuffings, and are very much worth a little detour.
Workshop Café
While Avenue Louise is paved with shops, there aren’t that many spots to grab a bite to eat, drink a decent coffee or chill with some free wifi. Workshop Café is just what the area needed: a very big breakfast, lunch and coffee place.
Crazy Tea
It’s not really the right weather for iced tea. But as you know by now, I’m always up for a sweet treat. When walking past Crazy Tea, I couldn’t resist walking in … and ordering an iced bubbly tea with fruity caviar.
Yeti
In a little cobbled street connecting Boulevard Anspach with Rue Marché au Charbon you’ll find Yeti. An eatery serving healthy comfort food: homemade breakfast, brunch, lunch and treats, made from local and seasonal produce.
La Meilleure Jeunesse
Located in a side street on the far end of Avenue Louise, La Meilleure Jeunesse is a small restaurant with a limited menu, but a great atmosphere.
Cépages
Aha, a new wine & book shop just opened in Saint-Gilles. Good news and a great addition to the area.
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