I loved this place! I went here for an English Comedy night and was quite impressed with the…read moreinterior and stage area. Cool and trendy decor in the bar/seating area and the waiting hall. Performance hall/stage allows for smaller and more intimate groups. Bar serves a number of different drinks. A bit difficult to find the front door at first, but after following some people we eventually found it!

From the owner: Ancien couvent reconverti en Salles d'événements à deux pas du parc du Cinquantenaire, au cœur de…read moreBruxelles. - Conférences, Séminaires, Réceptions, Mariages, Fêtes, Show-case, ...-

The ambience is chill laid back. Basement is funky and nice. The beers, well you're in Belgium so…read morethey were good. Service was quick and good.

The food and the service were awesome! It was a nice way to cap my day at the Grand Place in…read moreBrussels!

The floral carpet is one of those things that most visitors to Belgium see on every single…read morepostcard, but rarely get to experience live. It takes a certain degree of planning - first of all, you have to go in an even year (there was one this year, the next is in 2010), then there are the exact dates of the carpet as it only lasts for two weeks. And just when you've cracked all that, turning up to Grand Place and looking at a sea of petals from ground level isn't particularly impressive, so you need to go the final mile and pay EUR3 or so to get into the Town Hall, queue up patiently, climb the steps to the tower and view it from above on the balconies (though to be fair, you pass some excellent and interesting rooms in the Town Hall as you wait to get to a balcony). It's worth it though. The 2006 carpet had rotating flowerbeds on, and when you consider just how many thousands of flowerheads have been diligently pressed into moss, it makes Derbyshire well dressing look like child's play.

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