Le Canard Sauvage Brussels
Restaurant and bookshop
If you're looking for a quiet, bohemian place to meet up with your girlfriends, Le Canard Sauvage is the right place! The wine menu will tickle your curiosity, while the classic dishes (lasagna, quiche, burgers...) guarantee that you go home with a full belly without breaking the bank. They do have more elaborate dishes (at a higher price point), and the food portions are generous, but it is not the main charm of the place.
Let's talk about the decor, which is mostly wood and plants. The vibe is retro and boho, reminiscent of a canteen: parquet floor, recovered school tables and chairs, old fashioned posters. Surprise, surprise, if you go up to the bar you will discover a small bookshop on the other side of the restaurant. The youth section is particularly appealing. All this makes Le Canard Sauvage an ideal place for daydreaming, teatime with the kids, teleworking (if you don't mind the music in the background), or catching up with friends and family.
About this spot
Chaussée de la Hulpe 194
- Mon - Tue 08:30 - 14:30, Wed - Sat 08:30 - 21:00, Sun 10:00 - 18:00
Pasta Bolognese:
€
12.90
+32
023116020
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