There’s no shortage of restaurants in Brussels! Throughout the capital, a multitude of gastronomic treasures tantalize the taste buds and delight both Brussels residents and tourists alike. Did you know that Brussels is the most diverse city in the world in terms of restaurants? Bye bye Paris and London, here are the best restaurants in Brussels to enjoy a delicious meal!
Bozar (gourmet)
Bozar, led by chef Karen Torosyan, is now one of the best restaurants in Brussels, renowned for its remarkably precise pastries such as pâté en croûte and pithiviers. The only Brussels restaurant ranked in the top 100 of the World’s Best Restaurants 2025, it embodies the culinary excellence of our beautiful capital. Its refined, artisanal and deeply indulgent cuisine makes it an essential destination for discerning palates.
Humus x Hortense (gourmet)
This Michelin-starred* restaurant boasts exceptional architecture worthy of a Versailles palace. The cuisine is exceptionally refined, with a plethora of vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options.
Comme Chez Soi (French cuisine)
Dining in a splendid Art Nouveau setting is possible at Comme Chez Soi, a restaurant that will soon celebrate its 100th anniversary. Fish features prominently on the menu. It has 1 Michelin star.
Les Petits Oignons (Mediterranean cuisine)
To fly away to the Mediterranean, head to Les Petits Oignons in the chic Sablon district. The menu offers meat, fish, and pasta (not to mention local specialties such as carbonnades and vol-au-vent).
La Table de Mus (gourmet)
Opened over six years ago in the heart of Brussels, La Table de Mus offers refined cuisine that aims to introduce you to flavors you’ve never experienced before. With menus ranging from two to seven courses, it’s up to you to decide how far you want to take your culinary journey!
La Bonne Chère (gourmet restaurant)
A gourmet restaurant located in the heart of the Marolles district in Brussels, La Bonne Chère offers creative contemporary cuisine in an intimate setting. Opened in 2020, this elegant establishment focuses on inspired seasonal cuisine! A great place for all foodies to know about.
Ricotta & Parmesan (Italian cuisine)
Retro decor, nostalgic home cooking, delicate flavors… choose your dish from a wide range of Italian specialties (pizzas, meats, gratins…). The must? Choose your own pasta and sauce!
Volle Gas (Belgian cuisine)
For waterzooi, Flemish carbonnade, or quality mussels and fries, head to Volle Gas, with its traditional brasserie atmosphere where life is good. It is one of the best restaurants in Ixelles.
Fin de Siècle (Belgian cuisine)
Fin de Siècle is one of the best places in Brussels to sample authentic Belgian cuisine. Carbonnade, ham hock, stoemp, jambonneau, chicons… the only downside is the queue!
Les Brigittines (Belgian cuisine)
Art Deco decor, authentic cuisine… Les Brigittines has even won the title of “Brasserie of the Year” from Gault&Millau. A guarantee of quality for this restaurant, which also boasts a very sophisticated wine list.
9 et Voisins (Belgian cuisine)
Fin de Siècle caught your eye, but you prefer more affordable prices? Head to 9 et Voisins (owned by the same owner). Authentic cuisine, bistro decor …definitely one of the best restaurants in Brussels.
Le Chou de Bruxelles (Belgian cuisine)
Mussels, meat, fish, and even vegan burgers… Le Chou de Bruxelles is unanimously loved in the capital for its delicious, simple cuisine that has something for everyone. A must-visit!
Au Stekerlapatte (Belgian cuisine)
Take a trip back in time to the typical brasseries of the 1970s. That’s what Au Stekerlapatte, one of the best restaurants in Brussels, promises with its cuisine imbued with delight and nostalgia.