The Best Restaurants in Saint-Gilles in Brussels

Saint-Gilles, Brussels' Food Neighborhood

Saint-Gilles has transformed in a few years into one of Brussels' most exciting neighborhoods to eat. A mix of gentrification and cultural diversity, the result is an eclectic and affordable culinary scene.

Parvis de Saint-Gilles and Surroundings

Croix100 Louise — Rue de Dejoncker 19

The gourmet croissant concept in a cosy setting near Parvis. Whether for breakfast, brunch or lunch, Croix100's creations are unique in Brussels. The intimate setting also makes it an excellent spot for a mid-afternoon coffee.

Hours: Every day 10am-6pm

Budget: €12-20

Fernand Obb — Parvis

The neighborhood's fine grocery with restaurant on site. Charcuterie boards, gourmet sandwiches and artisanal products. The perfect spot for a casual aperitif.

Budget: €10-18

Le Tournant — Rue du Fort

The neighborhood's bakery-pastry shop that also does weekend brunch. Pastries are a treat and the atmosphere is typically Saint-Gilloise.

Budget: €8-15

Chaussée de Charleroi and Surroundings

Tich

Authentic and affordable Vietnamese cuisine. Phở and bánh mì are among Brussels' best. Perfect for a quick lunch.

Budget: €12-18

La Cremerie — Rue de Savoie

Neighborhood bistro with a short menu and seasonal products. Reservation recommended in the evening — it's small but excellent.

Budget: €25-40

Ma Campagne and Beyond

Chez Yvette

The Belgian tapas bar. Relaxed atmosphere, small shareable plates and good wine selection. Ideal for an evening with friends.

Budget: €20-30

Les Filles

The veggie-friendly restaurant that even carnivores love. Colorful, delicious and creative dishes. Popular weekend brunch.

Budget: €14-22

Our Saint-Gilles Top 3

For brunch: Croix100 Louise — the gourmet croissant changes the game.

For dinner: La Cremerie — perfect bistro, seasonal menu.

For aperitif: Fernand Obb — platters and Parvis atmosphere.

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