Paul M. wrote: > >Hi, > I'm planning a trip to Brussels soon. Anyone got recommendations >for good restaurants, particularly French. > >Please send any replies directly to [email removed]. > >Cheers, >Paul. > >-- >Paul Merriman Paul, Try the Brussels Arms right in the center of town. Try the Molues Provencial, Pommes Frites, and a couple of Duvels. - RICHARD MOBURG [email removed] in Skokie. From X Mon Jan 9 13:57:51 EST 1995 Article: 12879 of rec.food.restaurants
Belgium
Restaurants in Brussels
Any number of restaurants in the Grand Place section of Brussels are wonderful please try the local micro brews and mussels are also a specialty. There is also a great antique jewelry store in an atrium about 4 blocks off of Grand place have a good trip Ch Chris Bader From X Wed Jan 11 13:09:53 EST 1995 Article: 12967 of rec.food.restaurants
Someone wrote: Paul M. wrote: : > : >Hi, : > I'm planning a trip to Brussels soon. Anyone got recommendations : >for good restaurants, particularly French. : > : >Please send any replies directly to [email removed]. : > : >Cheers, : >Paul. : > : >-- : >Paul Merriman : Paul, : Try the Brussels Arms right in the center of town. Try the Molues : Provencial, : Pommes Frites, and a couple of Duvels. : - : RICHARD MOBURG [email removed] : in Skokie. Everyone may go there, but my wife and I had a great meal of mussels (moules) at Chez Leon... we sat at an outdoor table (it was summer,) and really enjoyed the food and atmosphere... I believe it's on the small (closed to traffic?) street Rue Bouchere (sp?) that's right in the heart of the old downtown section... I believe we got it as the first choice in the old Europe on $5... (in the 80's it was $20.) per day... Josh Cohen [email removed] "Mama... Dada..." M. Duchamp, age 1 1/2 From X Thu Jan 19 08:21:11 EST 1995 Article: 13155 of rec.food.restaurants