A characterful and enjoyably down-at-heel art nouveau café, with geometric floor tiling, a handsome wooden bar, stained glass and vintage light fittings. Check out the scoreboard with coloured slats representing Belgian football teams. Very affordable, simple food is served.
Brasserie Verschueren
Brussels
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