Table dancing
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Café Belga
Trendy bar located on the groundfloor of the boat-shaped building of the old National Institute for Radio Broadcasting. This 50's building was recently restored and became a cultural center (concert hall, audiovisual center, shows etc.). -
Le Cercueil
This is not a typical Brussels cafe but it is very original... Drink a beer out of a glass in the form of skull.. while listening to the 5th symphony of Mozart... Customers are mainly tourists, students, Goths and horror fans.
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Goupil Le Fol
From outside, this nice place (close to Grand Place) looks a bit suspect, but venture inside, and you'll find the empire of French Chanson. The walls are plastered with old vinyl and the atmosphere is very warm and friendly. -
Le Roi des Belges
Located on the famous St Gery place, Le Roi des Belges is a nice place to have a drink or a quick lunch. You'll find there a mix of tourists and local people, and if the atmosphere is quiet during the day, at night you'll often shake your body on a rocking music. -
Le Tavernier
Undoubtedly the trendiest place in the area around the Université Libre de Bruxelles. Despite a vast terrace area and interior space, it’s not always easy to find somewhere to sit. Not to worry, you can always lean on the bar and order a local Vedett or sway your hips to the jazz-break beats that throb out there almost every weekend evening...
