Antwerp and the Northeast Restaurants
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1. Fiskebar
$$$ | South of the Center |This hip Scandinavian-style fish joint is the place to try seasonal, organic, and sustainable seafood---arguably the best in the city---served simply as a fruits de mer platter, grilled with hand-cut fries on the side, or as an always-excellent bouillabaisse. If the weather cooperates, opt for a seat on their spacious terrace instead of the rather cramped dining room, all the better for prime Het Zuid people-watching---it's always packed, but walk-ins can grab a high stool if you arrive early and forgot to book.
Marnixplaats 11, Antwerp, Flanders, Belgium03-257–1357Known For
- Some of the best seafood in Antwerp
- Great atmosphere in a perennially popular (though tiny) restaurant
- A bouillabaisse to remember
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2. The Jane
$$$$ | South of the Center |Having held two Michelin stars since 2017, this shooting star on the Belgian gastronomy scene is located in the chapel of a former military hospital, albeit an open kitchen has replaced the altar and stained glass takes its inspiration from the tattoo parlor. The wine list is vast and the average dining experience usually runs past three hours thanks to its 10-course (€215) tasting menu, which is heavily slanted toward fish and seafood. Booking opens 90 days in advance, and can be a chore if you don't plan ahead, but stick with it for the most remarkable dining experience in Antwerp.
Paradeplein 1, Antwerp, Flanders, 2018, Belgium03-808–4465Known For
- Lengthy tasting menus with international inspiration
- A fantastic wine list with well-thought-out pairing options
- Fabulous setting in a former chapel
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3. Dôme
$$$$ | South of the Center |Architecture and food aficionados will appreciate both the food and somber decor in this splendid Art Nouveau building in the upscale Zurenborg neighborhood---this former teahouse, sewing school, and police office maintains its original floor mosaic, and the whitewashed walls and dome-shape roof parallel its haute cuisine. Michelin-starred head chef Frédéric Chabbert learned his trade working in Hong Kong, and brings touches of his international experiences into the classic-inspired dishes of his French homeland.
Grote Hondstraat 2, Antwerp, Flanders, 2018, Belgium03-239–9003Known For
- Excellent wine list
- Glorious Art Nouveau setting
- An easy-to miss sign by the door
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon., Reservations essential -
4. Murni Zuid
$ | South of the Center |Directly opposite the KMSKA fine arts museum, this place is open from early until late and will satisfy your needs whether you're after breakfast pancakes or a chicken burger dinner. The pan-global menu, with dishes inspired from every continent, leans toward---but is far from exclusively---plant-based and healthy. If you can't get enough of their avocado, there's another branch in the old town at Markt 52.
Leopold de Waelplaats 10, Antwerp, Flanders, 2000, Belgium03-246–6067Known For
- "build-your-own" avocado toasts with various toppings
- Healthy, fresh produce
- Plentiful options for both vegans and vegetarians
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5. The Glorious
$$$$ | Het Zuid |You probably think beer when you think Belgium, but this tiny French-influenced restaurant is all about the wine; each month focuses on a different wine region. Early 20th-century decor, vibrant jewel-tone colors, and jazzy music set the scene for an ambitious but small menu with a strong focus on fresh fish and well-aged beef. For the best deal, try the three-course menu, offered at both lunch (€43) and dinner (from €69)—although be sure to splurge on the sommelier's suggested wine pairings. If all that food makes you sleepy, stay in one of the three adjoining Glorious Fashion Inn Suites after a nightcap of homemade jenever (Dutch gin).
De Burburestraat 4, Antwerp, Flanders, 2000, Belgium03-237–0613Known For
- Superb wine list and knowledgeable sommelier
- A plush setting never knowingly undersold
- Exceptional service
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