Brussels Dining: Head for Argentina and local farms
This month in our Brussels Dining pages we offer two very different culinary experiences.
Nueva Buenos Aires
Close to the famous Chatelain Quarter, this restaurant is...
Belgian dining: Le Rêve Richelle and Café Caberdouche
In our Belgian dining pages thjis week we look at two more excellent venues.
Café Caberdouche
James Drew found a café that takes its beer and...
Parma ham at Rob the Gourmets’ Market: tasty!
C. Thonon tried the Parma ham for her first time in Rob the Gourmets’ Market.
In April, the Consorzio del Prosciutto di Parma and Rob...
Wine books: TASCHEN Dali’s The Wines of Gala
This month we focus on wine books with an eccentric but serious look at a Dalíesque grouping of fine wines.
Hot on the heels (or...
Brussels dining contrasts: Café Métropole and Deliveroo
Café Metropole
One of our favourite spots for a bit of lunch or dinner is the Métropole Café. It’s not just that it’s nice be...
Brussels restaurants: Visit Wok Dynasty and Chez Leon
In our regular dining pages we look at two Brussels restaurants Wok Dynasty and Chez Leon
Chez Leon
All year round – but especially in the...
Callens Cafe: See the New Year in with style
Callens Cafe has prepared a very special menu for you on the evening of 31 December. Located just off Avenue Louise, Callens is the...
Entrepreneurs: Mike & Becky’s real, honest chocolate
Gemma Rose meets two entrepreneurs - chocolate makers with a difference, making a difference.
Before I eat a piece of Mike & Becky’s chocolate, they...
Wine tips: Château la Verrerie, a prehistoric site
This week in our regular wine tips we head for South Luberon to check out a chateau with a very long history of winemaking.
The...
Brännland cider: Passion, expertise and the ambition
A prestigious wine-tasting event invited Brännland cider -Swedes who make sweet cider.
For the past ten years Catherine and Philippe Cohen of CDP Fine Wines...
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