Bars and cafes

A La Mort Sudite (Rue Montagne aux Herbes Potagères 7, Brussels)

La Mort Sudite is a must-see bar in Brussels, open since 1927. It still has its period decoration. “Sudden Death” is a dice game, played by the customers of the old bar.

King of the Belgians (Rue Jules Van Praet 35, Brussels)

If you like to dance or have a drink in the Centre of Brussels, the ROI of Belgians is one of the most popular coffee shops. It is open all day. The place is lively and the drinks are at reasonable prices.

Goupil le Fol (Rue de la Violette 22, Brussels)

Le Goupil le Fol is a labyrinthine space, composed of many rooms and decorated with a pile of objects, posters and old records at 45 RPM. The place is famous for its aromatic wines.

The King of Spain (Grand-Place 1, Brussels)

Located in a historic building dating back to 1697, Le Roy d’Espagne is located on the Grand Place in Brussels. You are served great Belgian beers.

L’Archiduc (Rue Antoine Dansaert 6, Brussels)

The Archduke Bar is an art deco style bar dedicated to jazz music lovers. In addition to music, the bar is also appreciated for its excellent wines and cocktails.

La Fleur en Papier Doré (Rue des Alexiens 55, Brussels)

One of the few traditional pubs in Brussels. Many surrealists like René Magritte came there too.

MOK Specialty Coffee Roastery & Bar (rue Dansaert 196, Brussels)

MOK focuses on quality rather than quantity. The setting is modern, uncluttered, bright, small but cosy. At the back of the shop there is a back kitchen, where plant-based breakfasts and lunches are prepared.

Or café (rue Auguste Orts 9, Brussels)

This is the address to go to if you are a coffee lover. The atmosphere is warm and relaxed in an industrial interior.

Coffee Lacrosse (Boulevard General Jacques 124-126, Brussels)

Looking for a good place to relax with family and friends? Coffee Lacrosse offers a selection of the best coffees and lattés in Brussels to enjoy with delicious speculoos and cookies.