Restaurants in parks

The Bois de la Cambre has a second address for dining, this time, on the mainland: Le Flore. Nestled in a charming green setting, this establishment places a strong emphasis on its warm and welcoming atmosphere. With a comforting cocoon inside and two green terraces outside, they offer all-you-can-eat barbecue buffets in summer and fondue in the winter. They even host after-work dos and stand-up parties. It’s a genuine, enchanted interlude in an iconic location in the capital!

It is probably no coincidence that the Bois de la Cambre has so many culinary addresses... Proof, if any were needed, that it’s ultra trendy. Brasserie de la Patinoire invites you, in a distinguished indoor setting or on its spacious terrace, to enjoy exquisitely crafted dishes, with an emphasis on seafood. The main brasserie is also flanked by an annex: L'écailler de la Patinoire, offering the finest oysters and other shellfish, to take away or eat on the spot.

Nestled not far from Brussels' highest point and featuring a rolling landscape that has given rise to numerous natural terraces, this enchanting green space has so much to charm you. In particular, it boasts a restaurant that is just as pleasant in the winter as it is in the warmer months, thanks to its many glass-panelled French windows and the canopy covering its rear terrace. As for the menu, La Villa offers brasserie classics but also snacks to share and balanced dishes for children.

Located on the edga of the Brussels-Capital Region, less than 10km from the Grand-Place, La Ferme du Chaudron is a little universe all of its own, with a restaurant, a grocery shop, an educational farm, etc. Chaudron is a circular and socially responsible restaurant: everything on the menu is produced on site, and the proceeds are used to provide meals for those in need. The menu changes regularly and focuses on refined cuisine.