Neuze Neuze serves both Belgian & French cuisine

“Neuze Neuze” means Nose Nose in English, an interesting name for a restaurant. You will find a funny sculpture with many noses inside the restaurant too. Neuze Neuze is located in a very wonderful location, in the centre of the old town, between the Cathedral and the “Grote Markt” (Great Market). The dishes they serve are in Belgian x French style. For starters, don’t miss out the“Mould of duck liver, home made, and its “membrillo” of mango, toast of gingerbread” (for 25,00 €) and “Tartar of beef “à la Moscovit” (with shallots, chive, balsamic and caviar) (for 37,00 €).

For main courses, we recommend you to try to “On the skin fried fillet of codfish with truffle flavours, asparagus and brandade of smoked mackerel, sauce of Champagne“. If you are not sure what to choose, you can always go during lunch time and try the “Discovery lunch” menu which includesStarter + Main course + Coffee and it only costs you 28 € per person. The starter and the main course will be improvised by the chef according to the inspiration of the day. Surprise yourself and spend a lovely meal with your family and friends in this fantastic Belgian and French restaurant. Give it a try when you visit Antwerp next time. There are something more than just chips and beer in Belgium.

Neuze Neuze

Address: Wijngaardstraat 19, 2000 Antwerp
Reservation: +32 3 232 27 97

Free connection to other Belgian stations from Brussels

If you can spare few days more in Belgium, don’t miss out the chance to visit other wonderful cities and towns in Belgium, eg. Antwerp, Bruges, Ghent. Travel to Brussels by Eurostar only costs £59, what is even more great is – it is free to connect to any other Belgian station.

All you have to do is to get off from Brussels-midi, then change platforms depends on which cities you would like to go. When the train embassador comes to you, just show them your Eurostar tickets then it is all set. Because Eurostar and Belgian railway (SNCB) are both part of the Railteam which is a cooperation between Europe’s leading high-speed rail operators.