I will not hide it from you, you, as in Brussels, the point of interest is not the most exciting or the Atomium ceiling
this Robert Schumann (I still attended the historic event of the people who complained about the lack of government since 7 months) is beer. It's true Jacques Brel there and Benoit Poelvoorde but let us focus a little. I love to have a tourist abroad, I go to Brussels, I expect the treasures of Belgian beers hidden in caves and cellars to immense depths unlikely. When I moved to the Amstel, the Grimsby or Leffe, I offer a face of misunderstanding, "but how you do that?" On the verge of choking lungs. Looks like Sam, it's as surprised at the coffee place de la Sorbonne, there is a Cotes du Rhone or a Chablis to be put in the tooth. Not stupid. It is true that the Belgian tourists must be baffled in Paris! I followed the advice of Math in all cases, and we made a raid worthy of the name in the supermarket ... The cashiers had to take us for fools with our mouths of angels "imagine, there are 6 blue and 4 Chimay Trippel Karmeliet" to trampling like kids caught buying alcohol when they have 15 years (and give a fake ID with the name McLovin - those who have not seen Superbad must be absolutely look forward to continue reading this blog). FYI, though, is 1 € beer bottle wholesale (in Paris, there are at Monoprix Boulevard Sebastopol but rather in the € 2.50, like the cellar bubble Quincampoix Street in the 4th, but who wants to be very French in its beverages).
culinary level, you can not leave Brussels without a quibble French fries. Apparently there
primitive premises, things turn serious. I had booked the restaurant Bocconi, Hotel Amigo where Fulvio Pierangelini, the very famous Italian chef who officiated at Gambero Rosso (which closed before I could plant a knife and fork), composes the menus, his toque
in disappointment, I could not go to Cafe des Spores and refreshment, kept by Nicolas Scheidt of Office Rue Richer in Paris and was told that the greater good but they are closed on Saturday noon and Sunday ... pffff.
Well, just for the pleasure of eating fried regressive and down mugs of beer, hop you take the car (3 hour drive - except you take the wrong exit at the entrance of Brussels, you're in a brownfield site where you guys say "oh I'm really sorry, you're sure the street you are looking for is in Brussels?" and that especially you do not have a GPS because "it's okay, hey, we are managing the road") and Thalys (2 hours by train - but you can not bring beverages).
each his own, each his way, as they say.
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