KHOBZ, meaning "bread" in Arabic, stands out in the Belgian bakery scene. Opened in April 2022, this unique establishment offers a range of breads and pastries made with sourdough and wild yeasts, setting it apart with its exceptional quality and flavor.

Odette en ville is a cosmopolitan hotel-restaurant located between Place du Châtelain and Avenue Louise in Brussels, housed in a beautiful 1920s mansion. The style of Odette en ville captures elements from major cities around the world, featuring the chic allure of an English club, the sultry vibe of a Parisian Costes hotel, and the glamour of a New York boutique hotel.

Nestled in the Lepoutre neighborhood, you’ll find the warm and welcoming Le Pain Quotidien bakery and restaurant. Reflecting the vibrant community around it, the space combines charming design with traditional bakery roots for a cozy, authentic experience.

Raki is a new wine bar in Brussels-Ixelles, offering a cozy setting to enjoy natural wines and refined sharing plates. Open for dinner, Raki features an à la carte menu designed for those who appreciate quality flavors and good company.

Welcome to the family home and studio of architect Victor Horta. Built between 1898 and 1901, these two buildings are iconic examples of Art Nouveau at its peak. Much of the home’s interior decoration has been preserved, showcasing intricate mosaics, stained glass, and murals that create a harmonious and refined atmosphere down to the finest detail.

At Brüt by färm, you’ll find a wide selection of organic products: from fresh fruits and vegetables to bulk foods, non-food items, groceries, fresh produce, cleaning products, cheeses, and deli meats. Everything in one store, and all organic.

Rambo Burger, just around the corner from Châtelain, was Belgium’s very first smash burger concept. Known for its juicy, smashed patties, Rambo is the go-to spot for burger lovers seeking a fresh bite in a fun, laid-back setting.

A stone’s throw from Châtelain, chef Seino invites you on a culinary journey blending his Japanese roots with a love for French gastronomy. After honing his skills at Bernard Loiseau and Bruneau, he now shares his artistry at his own restaurant, Seino.

Au Savoy is a charming and historic restaurant located in the heart of Ixelles, Brussels, on the beautiful Place Georges Brugmann. Known for its rich heritage, the family-run establishment offers a cozy atmosphere and a menu that blends traditional French cuisine with modern touches.

The Japanese word mendo means 'care' or 'dedication.' That’s easy to believe when tasting the delicious ramen broths served at this cozy Japanese restaurant on Baljuwstreet.

BATCH, at 559 Chaussée de Waterloo, Ixelles, offers specialty coffees, teas, and fresh pastries alongside breakfast, brunch, and lunch menus. By evening, enjoy low-intervention wines, craft cocktails, beers, and seasonal, locally-inspired dishes.

In just a few months, Nyyó has become a go-to spot for Asian cuisine lovers. It’s hard to resist one of their signature cocktails, followed by sharing a selection of delicious Asian-inspired creations from their ever-changing menu.

Located on the charming Henri Michaux Square in Ixelles, MiTo is the latest addition from the team behind Clan des Belges, with restaurants in Paris, Brussels, and Strasbourg. MiTo specializes in authentic wood-fired pizzas.

At the edge of Châtelain, Babette is located at the corner of Chaussée de Waterloo and Rue Washington. As the sister restaurant to Nina, the Italian resto-bar, Babette invites you to sip cocktails late into the night while enjoying delicious, no-fuss sharing plates.

Garage-à-Manger, the café-restaurant of the Pêle-Mêle bookstore in Ixelles, is a cozy and welcoming brunch-lunch spot. It proudly champions local, organic, and artisanal values.

KAMO delivers the finest Japanese cuisine in Belgium, blending premium seasonal ingredients with refined techniques to elevate Umami flavors. Experience the authentic taste of Japan and the unparalleled essence of Umami, at a stone's throw from de Mérode.

Old Boy's fusion story is crafted with Belgian ingredients, Thai spice, and Chinese boldness. Currently undergoing transformations until March 2025.

Toucan Brasserie in Ixelles showcases the best of bistronomy with a menu that evolves throughout the year. Seasonal offerings and market-inspired suggestions add an extra layer of culinary appeal.

Toucan sur Mer goes beyond its impressive oyster bar, offering top-tier seafood cuisine. The menu shines with exquisite, seasonally inspired dishes, guided by the freshest daily catches.

Chez Franz is a bistro where you can enjoy a daily special at lunch, sip an aperitif on the sunny terrace, or share drinks with friends until midnight.

This urban Korean spot at the edge of the Châtelain district has become a local favorite. Brussels residents pop in for a quick dish at lunch or linger over a leisurely meal paired with a fine glass of wine.

A newcomer on the Brussels food scene, La General is a vibrant Mexican eatery located on Rue Général Patton, in the Bascule neighborhood.

Cocina is the go-to spot in Ixelles for Italian food lovers seeking the Dolce Vita! Whether for lunch or dinner, you can enjoy a "traditional gastronomic" menu made with only fresh, local ingredients, seasonal produce, and select items from Italy, all prepared right before your eyes.

Voltaire is a restaurant and catering service located on the beautiful Place Brugmann in the heart of Ixelles. Open daily for breakfast, lunch, and afternoon tea, it also offers a traditional brunch on weekends and public holidays. The catering counter features a selection of seasonal dishes, a bakery and patisserie section, Asian specialties, and a fine grocery range.

Since 1986, Le Saint-Aulaye, an artisanal bakery and pâtisserie, has become a staple in Brussels, passionate about fine food and tradition. Both classic and innovative, the breads, pastries, and cakes all share one common trait: a commitment to high standards of quality, freshness, and seasonality.

Classic French pastries reinterpreted with elegance and refinement — that’s the philosophy of Julien Othomène, a French artisan recently settled in Ixelles.

With his own cocoa plantation on the edge of the Peruvian Andes, Benoît Nihant is one of the few chocolatiers who manages the entire process with his own raw materials. Using these cocoa beans, he crafts artisanal chocolate with great precision, reflecting the unique character of each harvest, much like fine wine.

Don’t be fooled by its friendly name—Pénar has plenty of character to offer. This Ixelles hotspot is a huge hit, thanks to a clever mix of wine bar vibes and a menu worthy of a gastro experience.

Wines, delicacies meats and cheeses straight from devoted small producers. 100% authentic!

Xavier Hufkens is one of Europe’s leading contemporary art galleries. Since 1987, it has represented influential artists like Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Anthony Gormley, and Christopher Wool. The gallery, recently expanded and redesigned by Robbrecht & Daem, now boasts a striking modern space alongside its historic townhouse. With over forty renowned artists, it remains a must-visit destination for contemporary art enthusiasts in Brussels.

Located in the Galleries district of Ixelles, the Pierre Marie Giraud Gallery specializes in contemporary ceramics in all its forms. It showcases the work of emerging, mid-career, and established artists from Europe, North America, Japan, and Africa, and participates in the international design scene at events like Design Basel and Miami.

Didier Claes is an expert in African art, with a particular specialisation in works from Central Africa. Founded in 2002, his Brussels-based gallery has rapidly established itself as a privileged venue for the presentation of objects of exceptional quality from major Western collections. Since the early 2000s, Didier Claes has made a name for himself on the international scene by taking part in numerous art fairs, where he exhibits carefully chosen selections.

Representing 20 artists, Maruani Mercier is a contemporary art gallery. Since opening its doors in 1995 it has focused on established American artists from the ‘80’s. The gallery has maintained a long-term representation of influential artists like Donald Baechler, Ross Bleckner, Francesco Clemente, Eric Fischl, Peter Halley, Jonathan Lasker, McDermott & McGough, and Sue Williams. The gallery’s presence in Belgium, the heart of Europe, through multiple locations in Brussels and Knokke has allowed it to have simultaneous full-scale exhibitions.

Since September 2017, QG has been presenting curated group exhibitions focusing on Post-War & Contemporary Art. The gallery’s ambition is to highlight the most important periods and ideas of Art History by featuring internationally renowned artists across two locations in Knokke and Brussels.In addition to curated shows, QG aims not only to participate in international art fairs but also to collaborate closely with established artists, artists’ estates, museums, and foundations.

Behind this renowned establishment lies a remarkable personality—its founder, Pierre Degand. In 1983, this master of elegance began his life’s work in this townhouse, offering high-quality bespoke tailoring and ready-to-wear clothing under the Be Luxury label.

Located in the heart of the city, Librairie Candide is the perfect spot for book and coffee lovers. With a cozy atmosphere, this bookstore offers a wide selection of novels, comics, and art books. You can enjoy a coffee while browsing through shelves filled with fanzines, cookbooks, and travel guides.

Filigranes is the largest independent bookstore in Belgium. Filigranes Corner offers a personalized service with book recommendations, special orders, and order tracking. The store features a broad selection, including classic, contemporary, and detective literature, philosophy, a beautiful children's book collection, a dedicated photography section, as well as gems in poetry, cinema, and music.

Monsieur Fleur is a modern florist based in Ixelles, offering a wide selection of seasonal flowers, bouquets, and plants for every occasion.

Pêle-Mêle buys and sells books (novels, essays, antiques, art books), comics, DVDs, CDs, LPs (both second-hand and new), as well as board games and video games (Nintendo, Playstation, Xbox).

Commonly used in hotels for its comfort, the "all-in-one" bed is gaining increasing popularity. Hiboo is a Belgian brand offering customizable box springs, prioritizing short and local supply chains, with a focus on sustainability.

Since 1980, Instore has stood out for its refined and avant-garde style, working in perfect harmony with the most prestigious design brands.