Maxburg - Brussel Centrum

A work day in bruises always starves. But it's always the same, Italian and Chinese or fries. Fortunately, our eye fell on a charming restaurant in the stevin street. Duit kitchen. I'm not gonna find you soon. So try. And what a surprise. Nice service, good food and enough on the board. Funny and after dinner, they're not staring you out. And mostly very expensive. Dinner, duital beer, duital pousse cafe. A rapist, really!

A workday in brussels always starves. But it's always the same, Italian and Chinese or fries. Fortunately, our eye fell on a charming restaurant in the stevin street. Duit kitchen. Don't find you soon. So try. And what a surprise. Friendly service, good food and enough in the plate. Fun and after dinner, they're not staring you out. And mostly very expensive! Dinner, duits beer, duital pousse café. A rapist, really!

Located near the Schuman quarter, The Breeze is the only restaurant where you can enjoy authentic sauerkraut paired with a refreshing Kölsch beer. The schnitzels are also delicious, especially the one with Camembert and cranberry jam. The friendly servers speak English and German, creating a relaxed atmosphere. The prices are surprisingly affordable for the neighborhood, around 20EUR per person including beers.

Steph: near the schuman quarter, the only restaurant in the breeze where you eat the real sauerkraut watered with a very fresh kolsch! the schnitzels are super good too (this one with cammbert and the jam of the spaces is top.) the servers speak English and German, the same around you, but the prices are more than easy in a neighborhood like this! (c. 20EUR/pp, beers included)

German restaurant for Germans. a real German cuisine. If, like me, you want a royal sauerkraut in the middle of August without looking like an alien. This is a very good address! prices very correct