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Le Cirio

An 1886 Belle Époque café beside the old stock exchange, its interior barely touched, home of the half-en-half.

The terrace of Le Cirio in Brussels, its green neon sign above wicker chairs and tables, with the gold Le Cirio 1886 lettering on the window behind

Le Cirio opened in 1886, taking its name from Francesco Cirio, the Italian merchant who made his fortune in tinned food, and the room has barely changed since. Dark panelling, engraved mirrors, brass rails, and a clientele that has always mixed market traders with pensioners and, more recently, everyone else.

The house drink is the half-en-half: half still white wine, half sparkling, served cold in a small glass. Most people at the surrounding tables will be drinking one.

Come for the room rather than the kitchen. The croque-monsieur and the shrimp croquettes are perfectly good, and the point is that you are eating them here.

A live session filmed at Le Cirio · YouTube で見る

It is the one place we send guests on their first evening. Nothing has been restyled since 1886, the waiters wear waistcoats without irony, and nobody will hurry you out of your seat.

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4 10
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46 48 86 95
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