KFK Hope is one of those spots in Brussels you should not miss if you are looking for a perfect combo of food, drinks, and good music. Jean-Luc, the owner, is very kind, he runs KFK Hope together with his wife and son. The rest of the staff is also always very kind and ready to help. KFK Hope offers a wide selection of beers and the finest cocktails. They also serve homemade tapas and a delicious chili con carne.
Every Wednesday, there is a concert at KFK Hope. This happens upstairs, above the cafe. You can count on the nice vibes and young, upcoming talent! The space above the cafe can also be rented for parties or meetings.
KFK Hope is located less than 2 minutes away from la Bourse, a very central and easy-to-reach spot. KFK Hope mainly attracts locals - not many tourists come here. That's also one of the things I really like about this place. And between these locals, you have a very mixed audience. Young and old, students and workers all come together here during the late hours, speaking in so many different languages. This place really breathes Brussels vibes!
I personally like to come here with friends to have some drinks. Sometimes we'll go somewhere else afterwards, but other times we'll enjoy the nice vibes so much we end up staying here for the rest of the night. KFK Hope is a nice place to have a drink both on weekdays and during the weekend!
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