Neighbourhood brasserie furnished with vintage homeware

Popular plate: The specials board often displays the most interesting dishes - try the stoemp and sausages or the ham hock, which is so tender it falls off the bone.

This cosy Belgian restaurant is in an area far from the madding tourist crowd, full of local brasseries, cafes and bars. It's packed with flea-market and antique shop finds - including the tables, which are old wooden sewing machines complete with pedals - which give it a quirky vintage charm.

You'll find well-cooked simple, hearty Belgian classics a lively atmosphere and extremely friendly staff. It's great value for money and invariably packed with locals so it's best to book in advance.