Taverne Greenwich

Don't miss to come and admire a house that is more than a hundred years old and taste one of our many typical Belgian beers in a setting that will not leave you indifferent.
Our Belgian local dishes have been the success of Greenwich for ages!

Occupying the ground floor of a building built in 1914, the Greenwich tavern is one of the last remaining Belle Époque taverns in Brussels.
The front designed by architect A. Delune was installed in 1916.
A true Brussels brewery, this undisputed temple of chess players, including Magritte and Nougé, has something to thrill you with its majestic decor and the quality of its ornaments.
The gilding is covered with real 23.85 carat gold leaf.
The decoration, made of well aligned marble panelling and tables, has inspired many filmmakers. (Shooting of the films "Femme entre chien et loup" and "L'Orchestre rouge")

A real Parisian bistro atmosphere, a neat cuisine, you are at the right place!