The Neighborhood

Located on levels 0 and +1 of The Dome, EATALY brings its celebrated Italian food experience to Belgium for the first time. Expect a vibrant mix of restaurants, fresh market counters, and Italian delicacies.

Craving seafood tapas with a good glass of wine in the sun? At Noordzee, you can enjoy fresh fish dishes at the outdoor fish bar or pick up a wide selection of fresh seafood and prepared meals from the shop.

Atelier Dierendonck, located at Rue Sainte-Catherine 24 in central Brussels, is a renowned butcher shop founded by Hendrik Dierendonck

Eliane, located at Rue Saint-Laurent 36 in Brussels, is an intimate gastronomic experience curated by renowned chef Kobe Desramaults. The restaurant offers an 18-course tasting menu that showcases Belgian and local ingredients. Each dish is designed to be a sensory journey, emphasizing purity and precision. The ambiance is warm and contemporary, featuring a vinyl soundtrack curated by Desramaults himself. Eliane has quickly become a standout in Brussels' culinary scene, earning its first Michelin star in April 2025.

A well-established favorite among locals, Le Vismet offers refined seafood cuisine in an elegant yet relaxed setting. Known for its fresh ingredients and classic Belgian preparations, it’s a must-visit for seafood lovers.

Mont des Arts, or Kunstberg, is a historic hilltop complex in central Brussels, renowned for its cultural significance and panoramic city views. Designed by architects Jules Ghobert and Maurice Houyoux between 1954 and 1969, with landscaping by René Péchère, it was officially designated as a protected heritage site in 2022.

Ancienne Belgique (AB) is a renowned concert venue located in the heart of Brussels, Belgium. Established in 1857 and revitalized in 1979, AB has become a cornerstone of the city's vibrant music scene, attracting over 300,000 visitors annually.

Located in the heart of Brussels and led by chef Elliott Van de Velde, Entropy stands for conscious gastronomy and intuitive cuisine. With a focus on sustainability and creativity, all profits support the Hearth Project ASBL, fighting food waste and social precarity.

Located within the elegant Galeries de la Reine, Taverne du Passage offers a cozy, traditional brasserie experience in the heart of Brussels. With a menu of Belgian classics, artisanal beers, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere, it’s the perfect spot for a relaxed drink or hearty meal.

Beursschouwburg is a multidisciplinary house for arts and reflection, an open meeting place strongly anchored in Brussels’ reality. Here they embrace the local, the global and everything in between.

Located on the ground floor of Craves Hotel, Le Conteur offers a warm and festive dining experience inspired by Middle Eastern traditions. With a menu made for sharing and a lively atmosphere of music, dancing, and chef interaction, it’s a place where food, stories, and spontaneity come together.

Located just steps from Brussels' Grand-Place, Hotel Amigo is a luxurious 5-star hotel that seamlessly blends historic charm with contemporary elegance. Housed in a former 16th-century prison, the hotel offers 173 rooms and suites, each adorned with Belgian artwork and modern amenities.

Tropismes is a renowned bookstore nestled in the historic Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert in central Brussels. Established in 1984 within the former Blue Note jazz club, the store boasts a stunning interior featuring mirrored walls, stucco ceilings, gilded columns, and an impressive mezzanine.

From its luminous white façade to its private collection of contemporary artworks, the Juliana Hotel Brussels feels both splendid and peaceful. Restored to its former neo-classical glory, it’s now a bolthole in Place des Martyrs, Brussels most noble – and atmospheric – square.

Knees to Chin brings a fresh twist to Vietnamese cuisine with their signature rice paper rolls, light, healthy, and packed with flavour. Perfect for a quick lunch or a casual dinner, this local favourite combines street food vibes with a modern touch.

NONA serves up authentic Italian comfort food with its wood-fired pizzas and house-made pasta in a cozy, modern setting. Perfect for a casual bite or family dinner, their menu features classic flavors and fresh, high-quality ingredients.

The Brussels City Museum, also known as the Maison du Roi or Broodhuis, is located on the Grand-Place in the heart of Brussels. Housed in a neo-Gothic building dating back to the 19th century, it offers a comprehensive overview of the city's rich history through a diverse collection of paintings, sculptures, tapestries, and models.

An absolute Brussels icon since 1973, La Belle Maraîchère is renowned for its refined seafood cuisine and timeless elegance. Tucked away on Place Sainte-Catherine, this family-run institution is a go-to for classic Belgian dining and exceptional hospitality.

A local favourite on Place Sainte‑Catherine, Bar Des Amis is celebrated for its beautifully designed interior, lengthy bar counter, and extensive Belgian beer selection. With top-notch bartenders, weekend DJ nights, and a lively atmosphere, it’s the perfect spot for casual drinks after work.

The legendary brown bar of Brussels, formerly known as Monk, has been reborn as Billie. It retains its classic charm while offering a fresh, welcoming atmosphere, making it a must-visit spot for locals and visitors alike.

Since its founding in 1937, L’Archiduc has been a beloved Brussels institution, an Art Deco gem where history and artistry intertwine. This iconic bar has been a haven for countless artists, writers, and musicians over the decades.

A versatile spot in the heart of Brussels, Café Tiera combines a brunch restaurant, espresso bar, sandwich shop, and coffee shop all in one. It’s the perfect place to enjoy anything from a leisurely brunch to a quick coffee or tasty sandwich.

Nestled just steps from Brussels' Grand Place, The Dominican is a hotel that harmoniously blends historic architecture with contemporary design. Originally the site of a 15th-century Dominican abbey, the hotel features 150 uniquely designed rooms and suites, each offering a tranquil retreat around a serene inner courtyard.

Delhaize reopens on its former Boulevard Anspach location with a new flagship store at The Dome, featuring a curated selection of local products. The hypermodern supermarket is complemented by a classic full-service grocery in the basement, offering everything from daily essentials to gourmet experiences.

Located in the heart of the city, Yi Chan is a modern and sophisticated restaurant that offers a unique blend of handcrafted cocktails and Sino-Vietnamese cuisine. Founded in 2018, Yi Chan has quickly become a go-to destination for epicureans and cocktail enthusiasts alike.

Frank Monnaie is a stylish all-day brunch and specialty coffee spot located at Prinsenstraat 14, just steps from the La Monnaie opera house in central Brussels. Founded by chef Mathias Smet and his wife Marianne, Frank offers a sustainable, vegetable-forward menu inspired by their Australian café experiences .

Gramm is a gastronomic restaurant located at Rue de Flandre 86, 1000 Brussels, in the vibrant Sainte-Catherine district. Founded by chef Erwan Kenzo Nakata, who blends his Breton and Japanese heritage, the restaurant offers a unique culinary experience with a seasonal tasting menu.

Located at Rue du Marché aux Porcs 11-13, Strofilia is a celebrated Greek-Mediterranean restaurant in the heart of Brussels, near the vibrant fish market. With over 25 years of culinary excellence, it offers a warm, rustic ambiance reminiscent of a traditional Greek taverna.

Resto Henri, located at Vlaamsesteenweg 113 in Brussels, offers a refined yet relaxed dining experience in the vibrant Sainte-Catherine district. The restaurant honours traditional Belgian dishes while introducing seasonal and imaginative suggestions, occasionally infused with Spanish influences.

Nüetnigenough is a beloved Brussels brasserie located at Rue du Lombard 25, just steps from the Grand Place. Known for its hearty Belgian classics and an impressive selection of local craft beers, the restaurant offers a cozy, art-deco-inspired atmosphere.

Gazzosa is a cozy Italian trattoria nestled beneath the neo-classical arches of Galerie Bortier, just steps from Brussels' Grand Place. The eatery offers a curated menu featuring house-made focaccia, Tuscan coppa, and seasonal pasta dishes like taglioni with sage and Parmesan. The space is intimate, with a bar counter, a few tables, and a mezzanine perfect for an aperitivo.