How is Belgian Beer Brewed ?

brassage de bière

It’s no secret that Belgian beer is loved the world over, and not just by tourists relaxing on a terrace on Brussels’ famous Grand-Place. But did you know that behind that foam and those amber reflections lies a process centuries in the making, part natural chemistry, part craftsmanship? From the barley harvest to your glass, … Read more

6 Mistakes to Avoid When Visiting Brussels’ Grand Place

A view of Brussels

From our restaurant on the Grand-Place, we’ve watched travelers from all over the world pass by for decades. Day after day, the same small mistakes repeat themselves, not out of carelessness, simply because no one took the time to explain them. It isn’t a lack of curiosity on the visitors’ part, more a lack of … Read more

Lager, Stout, Amber, White: What’s the Difference Exactly

3 Leffe beers: blonde, brown, and amber

You walk into Le Roy d’Espagne on the Grand-Place and the server asks what you’d like to drink. Lager, witbier, amber, or dark? If your usual answer is something like “just a lager, please” without really knowing why, you’re not alone. But what exactly is the difference between a blonde beer, a dark beer, an … Read more

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Please note that your table will be held for up to 30 minutes after your reservation time. Beyond that, we will unfortunately no longer be able to guarantee its availability, unless you notify us of your delay before the end of that half hour. Thank you for your understanding.

List of allergens

Gluten

1 : Gluten

Crustaceans

2 : Crustaceans

Eggs

3 : Eggs

Fish

4 : Fish

Peanuts

5 : Peanuts

Soya

6 : Soya

Milk

7 : Milk

Tree nuts

8 : Tree nuts

Celery

9 : Celery

Mustard

10 : Mustard

Sesame

11 : Sesame

Sulphites

12 : Sulphites

Lupin

13 : Lupin

Molluscs

14 : Molluscs

P : Contains pork

P : Contains pork

Halal

Halal