Belgian dining out in Brussels and Waterloo
The latest in our Belgian dining series looks at L’Amusoir and The Sea Grill.
L’Amusoir
This restaurant put its roots down in the heart of Waterloo...
Dining: eat! BRUSSELS, drink! BORDEAUX festival
Some twenty Brussels chefs and 50 wine producers and dealers will be showcased at this annual festival dedicated to dining and wining.
From 7 to...
Wine: Ruffus, Vignoble Des Agaises
Wine: This month Xavier Bostem talks to Rodolphe Leroy about an exceptional Belgian vineyard.
Tell us about the background to Les Agaises: The vineyard is located...
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...
TONG aims to educate and inspire us about wine
Published exclusively in English, TONG (it’s Flemish for ‘tongue’) carries no advertising, develops a single theme through articles and images, and for each issue...
Christmas shopping: Fine food and drink
The Together staff has worked very hard trying out various delicacies – from oysters to excellent beers – to help you choose what should...
Brussels dining: Emile neighbourhood bistro and AMEN
In our Brussels dining pages we look at two more fine restaurants.
Emile
Located between Place Flagey and the Ixelles cemetery, this ‘trendy’ bistro of the...
Food: Pack’n Joy & The Barn
Food: We review two Brussels food stops - Pack'n Joy and The Barn
Pack'n Joy: Pack'n Joy is a Belgian brand offering 100% natural, gluten-free and...
Clement Restaurant: A dinner for lovers in New York City
Sophie Van Cruchten returns to New York to sample a restaurant that is a real treat: Clement Restaurant.
What a joy to rediscover New York,...
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...