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1. Delirium Café

Beer bar$$Îlot Sacré (City Centre)

The original bar of the Delirium Village near the Grand-Place, famous for a Guinness World Record for the size of its beer list.

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2. À la Mort Subite

Traditional Brussels café$$Royal Galleries of Saint-Hubert

One of the oldest cafés in Brussels, opposite the Royal Galleries of Saint-Hubert, once frequented by Jacques Brel and known for its gueuze.

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3. L’Archiduc

Art Deco cocktail and jazz bar$$$Dansaert

An Art Deco cocktail bar founded in 1937 near the Bourse, open late every night, with jazz concerts on weekend afternoons.

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4. La Fleur en Papier Doré

Historic artists' café$City Centre (near Sablon)

A protected heritage café where René Magritte and the surrealists drank before the war and CoBrA artists met after it, open daily for Brussels beer.

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5. Brussels Beer Project Dansaert

Brewery taproom$$Dansaert

The original city-centre taproom and brewery of the Brussels Beer Project, offering its own craft beers, tastings and brewery tours on Rue Antoine Dansaert.

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6. Fuse

Techno nightclub$$Marolles

Brussels' best-known techno club, opened in the Marolles in 1994 and long ranked among DJ Mag's top 100 clubs in the world.

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