When hungry one should go to the street known for its Turkish pizza restaurants for lunch or dinner. The Haachtsesteenweg, at Saint-Josse, near the Botanique, has a lot of Turkish run pizzeria’s. The lights are bright, the staff is quick and the pizza’s are one of the best in the area. Another good one is more in the middle with a retro Greek decoration. There is even a fountain surrounded by white tiles and a bench with cushions in the waiting room (Metin, Chaussée de Haecht 94). There is an open furnace and you can watch the cook prepare the orders in the open style kitchen.You can also opt for a lentils soup or salad as a starter. The area is growing fast with new buildings rising like mushrooms and the advent of various cultural events taking place in St. Josse, and the pizza’s remain exquisite! Details about this spot (Show on map).jpg)
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Turkish Pizza street | Restaurants (Turkish) | Turkish pizza € 5.00
Chaussée de Haecht 135 | The North | +323222184731
12:00 – 22:00 daily
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@localbrussels We walked along Chaussée de Haecht, overwhelmed by pide / Turkish pizza restaurants. We tried Bergama, which was good. Bergama seems to have expanded from its pide roots, with large diningroom (big enough for a wedding?) in the back, and a huge Turkish menu following the pide choices.
On a Sunday night around 20:00, the resto was quiet, with the waiters more interested in the football game than the one or two tables of customers. The food quality was good, and pide prices are in line with the rest of the street, so Bergama may be a good choice for people who care about decor.
There are so many choices on that street. I would be interested if there was a head-to-head comparison/listing of pide alternatives.