Bar · Brussels
À la Mort Subite
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- Price
- €€€€
- Where
- Brussels · next to the Saint-Hubert Galleries
Monday to Saturday from 11:00 to midnight · closed on Sundays
A café with a high ceiling, columns and mirrors, opposite the entrance to the Saint-Hubert Galleries. It is one of the oldest in the centre and was the bar of Jacques Brel and many other artists. It is not a restaurant: you come here to drink well and have a bite.
What to order
Besides the usual beers, it has a good selection of gueuzes and of Belgian and foreign beers. For food, local cheeses and charcuterie, sandwiches and little else, with vegetarian options. It is the place to try a gueuze or a kriek after visiting Cantillon and compare.
When to go
Monday to Saturday from 11:00 to midnight; closed on Sunday. In mid-afternoon you can find a table with no problem; in the evening it fills up. It is wheelchair accessible and welcomes families.
What to order: a gueuze or a kriek with a board of Belgian cheeses and charcuterie
Practical details
- Phone
- +32 2 513 13 18
- Opening hours
- Mon–Sat11:00–23:59
- SunClosed
- Cuisine
- brewery café, boards and sandwiches
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible
House specialities
- Gueuze and kriek
- Belgian cheese board
- Charcuterie
- Sandwiches
Tips
- Ask for advice The beer list is long; if you do not know what a gueuze is, ask.
- On Sunday, go elsewhere It is the day it closes.
Frequently asked questions
Can you eat at À la Mort Subite?
Something light: cheeses, charcuterie and sandwiches. For a full meal, better a restaurant.
Is it open on Sundays?
No, it is closed on Sundays.
Where is it?
At 7 rue Montagne aux Herbes Potagères, opposite the Saint-Hubert Galleries.
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