Most reviewed places in Brussels, Belgium

Center & theater embracing the fine arts, classical concerts, exhibitions & screenings.

Sophisticated hotel with meeting space, a high-end restaurant & a piano bar, plus free breakfast.

Rock ’n’ roll-themed chain with a high-energy vibe serving burgers & American classics.

Small museum featuring chocolate-related exhibits & live demonstrations with a master chocolatier.

Chronologically organized art museum with works by René Magritte & artifacts exploring his life.

👍👍 Very lovely place with typical Belgian food. The dishes we order were very tasty and had a good size. Apart from that, they have very nice Belgian beers. The treatment was excellent, and if you have any questions about any of the dishes, the waiters do not hesitate to explain them. The relation betw...

Heaping traditional seafood dishes are served at this old-fashioned restaurant, which has a terrace.

Wood-paneled bar with wall lamps, an elegant restaurant plus seating outside & in the banquet room.

Museum in Schaarbeek station featuring 20+ locomotives & exhibits on Belgian railroad history.

English-style urban park with mature trees & lake, plus medieval tower dating from the 15th century.

👍👍 The location is great. The staff are wonderful. The burgers amazing. The fries delicious. The value is good. We tried the rockefeller and the tribeca burgers, both were very very good. The secret sauce is better used with the burgers rather than the fries.

Art nouveau museum with exhibits including traditional & mechanical instruments & a concert hall.

👍👍 Totally loved the waffles. Very fresh and tasty.

Hip outfit firing artisanal Neapolitan-style pizza, plus organic wines & craft beer.

Military museum including equipment through the ages, including 20th-century tanks & medieval armor.

Part of a trio of "urinating" statues, this one depicts a dog lifting his leg on a post.

Warm-industrial, bi-level bistro serving traditional Belgian plates & beers alongside a small patio.

Restaurant offering all-you-can-eat spare ribs, wood-paneled walls, bookshelves & hanging lamps.

Bar-restaurant, opened in 1928, with arched mirrors, pillars & brass pipes for local food & beers.

This 15th-century Catholic church is known for its baroque chapels & Gothic architecture.