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Brussels - Restaurants - Italian
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Da Piero

Little Italy in a fashionable neighbourhood

181 Rue Antoine Dansaertstraat 181
Brussels 1000
Belgium
+32 (0)2 219 2348

Until early this year, this tiny Italian restaurant was one of the best-kept culinary secrets in Brussels. You used to book your table just to be polite; now you do it out of pure necessity. Piero Carlucci was a chef on board the QEII until he settled in Brussels a few years ago. Traditional Italian cuisine is on the menu, but here it is more than savory. It's brilliant. The prices are friendly, the wine list is great. Highly recommended.

Review © 2007, Wcities

De la Vigne à l'Assiette

No-Frills Bistro 51 rue de la Longue Haie
Brussels 1000
Belgium
+32 (0)2 647 6803 Just off the densely populated Avenue Louise, this standard bistro is a favorite for its tasty cuisine with a price that won't put a hole in your pocket. Enjoy signature dishes like Salmon on a bed of Angel Hair Pasta. Because most featured wines aren't expensive in markup, it is easy to accompany your meal with a suitable glass, or even treat yourself to a liquid lunch. This no-frills restaurant may not have chandeliers and crystal wine glasses, but the food is guaranteed to tickle your taste buds.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Fellini

Italian dining in an old train station Place du Châtelain 34
Brussels 1050
Belgium
+32 2 534 4749 The interior fascinates, resembling an old train station, with its wooden seats, metal pillars and a beautiful trompe l'oeil on the walls. You can almost imagine you're staring in one of Fellini's film! This restaurant serves fine Italian food; there are seven pasta dishes, always freshly prepared, and of course you can't leave without having tasted the osso bucco. Every day brings a new menu; either choose à la carte, or allow the chef to suggest his best.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Pizzeria Mirante

Best pizza in town 13 Plattesteen 13
Brussels 1000
Belgium
+32 2 512 1580 This address in the heart of Brussels is an ideal venue for the passionate lover of the Italian cheese & tomato slice. This establishment is a pizzeria, but unlike your typical pizza chains, it is one that respects all the rules of the art of fine pie-making. Warm atmosphere, great pizzas, friendly prices. What more could you expect?

Review © 2007, Wcities

Ristorante Bocconi

Italian Cuisine at its Best Rue de l'Amigo 1
Hotel Amigo Brussels
Brussels 1000
Belgium
+32 2 547 4715
http://www.hotelamigo.com/dining/ Bocconi has many admirers. The cuisine is Mediterranean but contemporary; the chef offers his own version. VIPs and stars all wish to be seen here; its the perfect meeting place. The hand painted plates on the walls and the modern design puts you at ease at once. Indulge yourself, order some wine at the behest of the head waiter. Pamper yourself and let all your needs be taken care of.

Review © 2007, Wcities