Fin de Siècle
A popular Belgian tavern in the Sainte-Catherine district, famous for its carbonnade flamande and rabbit stewed in cherry beer, offering great value.
Located at Rue des Chartreux 9, near Place Sainte-Catherine and the Stock Exchange, this Belgian tavern is a favorite for both locals and tourists. Signature dishes include carbonnade flamande (beef stewed in beer) and rabbit stewed in Kriek (cherry beer), alongside stoemp with sausage and vol-au-vent, all served in generous portions at communal long tables. Most sources state they do not accept reservations, and lines in the evening often take 20–30 minutes, so arriving before 6:00 PM is recommended. Payment methods vary by source, but many note it is cash-only, so it is best to prepare cash. Main courses on the official website are around €18–€25.
Opening hours
Official website: Daily 12:00 PM–12:00 AM; third-party sources vary for specific dates, so confirming before traveling is recommended
Nearby sights
- Manneken Pis
- Grand-Place
- Royal Saint-Hubert Galleries
- Sablon & Notre-Dame du Sablon
- Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula
- Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium & Mont des Arts
- Belgian Comic Strip Center
- Royal Palace of Brussels