programme and abstracts - Alamire Foundation
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EATING OUT<br />
20<br />
The people of Antwerp have always had a reputation for being<br />
gourmets. The majority of Antwerp restaurants tend to go in the<br />
direction of the French cuisine, with the addition of a few fine<br />
Belgian touches. However, in this cosmopolitan city you’ll find a<br />
whole range of European, ethnic <strong>and</strong> biological cuisine as well as<br />
restaurants experimenting with the latest food fads. The greatest<br />
concentration of places to eat is in the areas around the historic<br />
city centre, the central station <strong>and</strong> the South quarter of Antwerp.<br />
It's impossible to provide a full overview. Down below we give<br />
just a few suggestions.<br />
RESTAURANTS<br />
De Rooden Hoed<br />
Oude Koornmarkt 25<br />
03 233 28 44<br />
[open 7/7]<br />
La Luna<br />
Italiëlei 177<br />
03 232 23 44<br />
info@laluna.be<br />
www.laluna.be<br />
[closed on Sundays &<br />
Mondays]<br />
La Pata Negra -<br />
Vlasmarkt 14<br />
info@la-patanegra.be<br />
[open all weekend]<br />
Restaurant Hippodroom<br />
Leopold De Waelplaats 10<br />
03 248 52 52<br />
resto@hippodroom.be<br />
[closed on Sundays]<br />
Bien soigné<br />
03 293 63 18<br />
Kleine Markt 9<br />
De Foyer<br />
Komedieplaats 18<br />
03 233 55 17<br />
www.defoyer.be<br />
[closed on Sunday<br />
evenings]
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