Discover 287 local hidden gems in Brussels

"Le Pacific" in Brussels is a cocktail & beer place that really stands out. Here you need to go up to the barman and ask him to create something for you!

It's a real Italian ice cream, there's not much more to say. Good ingredients, perfect texture, Italian flavour, everything homemade.

Sando is a nice nickname Japanese use for sandwiches. I love it! Sandwiches have a sauce more or less spicy and are filled with veggies and/or meat or tofu.

"Cphagen" is a little Nordic corner in Ixelles, in Brussels. It's a neat, welcoming shop with stylish products at affordable prices...

"Coundenberg 66" Brussels is a magnificent building from 1898. It used to house La pharmacie anglaise de Charles Delacre and has many interesting features.

"My Tannour" in Brussels is a Syrian restaurant where they make their own Syrian bread, tannour. They also slow cook lamb in this iron oven, how delicious!

"Librebook": 'a bookshop based on the Brussels state of mind (mixed, chaotic, curious, odd, open, irregular...)', with books in 20 languages! It's so cosy!

There's nothing in Brussels like "Le Corbeau". It's a brasserie, a local restaurant/bar, but at night it becomes the opposite of Cinderella's fairytale...

"Joseph Marien Stadium" in Brussels doesn't look like a stadium - it's another Art Deco building that fascinates me with its long, beautiful facade.

"Gare du Midi market" is the famous Sunday morning market in Brussels. There is plenty of choice and prices will start dropping to almost zero at 13:30...

"L'Ultime Atome" Brussels is a great place to rest after shopping or to have a drink before clubbing. I like the pot of fresh mint tea a lot...