Lively Restaurants in Brussels
With no fewer than 1,500 restaurants, there definitely isn't a dearth of fun eating spots in Brussels. If you're ready to kick back, relax, and maybe go a little wild while dining in Brussels, these fun restaurants will surely get you into the right groove. Combining fine Belgian cuisine and theater, the Vaudeville Café & Theatre provides for a fun evening on the town. Dinners served here have theater written all over them, especially with dishes like La Creative and La Theatrale. Try the steaming-hot chocolates and wide range of chilled cocktails.
Le Tannique brings together diverse recipes from across the globe, and dishes out an amazing fusion platter to its visitors. One of the few such restaurants in Ixelles, it also has a beautiful terrace that often holds stage to music concerts and performances. Le Tannique may not be extravagant, but entertainment is guaranteed.
It is hard to imagine that you are still in Brussels once you enter La Khaima. The floors are all covered with Moroccan carpets and the ceiling with intricate lanterns. The staff is dressed in their authentic attire, and the tables are made of large round copper trays. The only items not found in a Nomad's tent may be the wicker chairs and the cushioned benches. The food is as inviting as the interiors, with a wide selection of delicious tajines and couscous. And to accompany the food there is the entertaining dance -- and drinks, too -- at the Oriental Bar. The art of fun dining is a passion in Brussels; let these restaurants provide you nourishment for both the soul and the stomach.
Le Tannique brings together diverse recipes from across the globe, and dishes out an amazing fusion platter to its visitors. One of the few such restaurants in Ixelles, it also has a beautiful terrace that often holds stage to music concerts and performances. Le Tannique may not be extravagant, but entertainment is guaranteed.
It is hard to imagine that you are still in Brussels once you enter La Khaima. The floors are all covered with Moroccan carpets and the ceiling with intricate lanterns. The staff is dressed in their authentic attire, and the tables are made of large round copper trays. The only items not found in a Nomad's tent may be the wicker chairs and the cushioned benches. The food is as inviting as the interiors, with a wide selection of delicious tajines and couscous. And to accompany the food there is the entertaining dance -- and drinks, too -- at the Oriental Bar. The art of fun dining is a passion in Brussels; let these restaurants provide you nourishment for both the soul and the stomach.
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Grote Zavel 38
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