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Best Restaurants in Brussels

421 restaurants analyzed out of 6738 identified · Belgium

Brussels has Belgian cooking as its foundation - moules-frites, carbonnade flamande, gaufres - alongside one of Europe's strongest pizza and Italian scenes thanks to the large Italian community. The EU-quarter dining serves an international crowd. Prices are moderate to expensive, with the Marolles and Saint-Gilles offering better value than the Grand Place tourist zone.

Brussels has 421 analyzed restaurants. Some of the strongest areas for dining are Le Sablon, Quartier des Quais, Pentagone. Top cuisines include Belgian, Mediterranean, Italian.

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Ixelles


From Belgian classics to serious Asian tables, Ixelles holds some of Brussels' most dependable dining across any budget

Saint-Gilles


One of Brussels' strongest neighbourhoods for Belgian cooking done properly, well away from the tourist trail

Saint-Josse-ten-Noode


Brussels' smallest municipality somehow packs in some of its most serious Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cooking

Pentagone


Brussels' historic core, where proper Belgian brasseries and Middle Eastern kitchens sit minutes apart

Etterbeek


Italian and Portuguese tables tucked into residential streets that locals keep quietly to themselves

Quartier des Quais


Canal-side dining that Brussels locals actually choose for proper Belgian cooking and long unhurried meals

Molenbeek-Saint-Jean


Canal-side dining that earns its regulars, with European and Asian cooking that outperforms its reputation

Woluwe-Saint-Lambert


Possibly Brussels' most underrated address for serious Italian and Mediterranean cooking, away from the tourist trail

Grand' Place


Belgian classics done properly here, from waterzooi to moules-frites, steps from Europe's most theatrical square

Le Sablon


Where Brussels goes to spend properly and eat well, anchored by French and Belgian cooking at its most assured

Les Marolles


Where Brussels eats well without dressing up for the occasion

Quartier de la Senne


Serious Belgian cooking at proper prices, well clear of the Grand-Place tourist trail

Uccle


The tables locals book weeks out sit here, not in the city centre

Forest


A quieter Brussels district where European kitchens punch above their neighbourhood profile.

Quartier Royal


Where Brussels takes Belgian cooking seriously, away from the tourist trail

Anderlecht


Unpretentious Belgian cooking and serious seafood, at prices the rest of Brussels quietly envies

Schaerbeek


Neapolitan pizza and Italian trattorias anchor a neighbourhood that quietly rewards those who explore beyond the centre

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Grade Distribution

A20 restaurants A-67 restaurants B+139 restaurants B88 restaurants B-36 restaurants C+26 restaurants C21 restaurants C-10 restaurants D9 restaurants F5 restaurants

Price Distribution

budget33 restaurants expensive156 restaurants extremely_expensive21 restaurants moderate151 restaurants very_expensive60 restaurants

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