Aux armes de Bruxelles We don't turn 100 every day! It is indeed the case to say it, but the establishment is still as young as ever. Whether you are Belgian or a to
At Les Armes de Bruxelles in better shape than ever, despite everything... It was in 1921, a stone's throw from the Grand Place and in the heart of the Îlot Sacré, that the restaurant Aux Armes de Bruxelles opened... To paraphrase the great Jacques Brel, a regular at the place, "it was at time when Brussels ate..." A century later, the houses that can claim such longevity in the service of Brussels delicacies can still be counted on the fingers of one hand... In order to celebrate this double jubilee in an atmosphere worthy of such an anniversary, the Vanlancker family had planned to organize a big masked ball! Nobody would have believed, at th Fortunately, to make fun of this Indeed, to celebrate its 100th anniversary, the restaurant Aux Armes de Bruxelles will give everyone the opportunity to register for a period of 100 days (from September 29 to December 31, 2021) to receive a special 100th anniversary card. This will entitle you, still for 100 days (from January 15 to April 24, 2022) to a 50% discount on the whole table, excluding drinks. Moreover, still within the framework of its centenary and during the period mentioned above, the house has decided to graciously invite all the centenarians of the Brussels Region, with their families. A gesture as symbolic as it is sympathetic towards those who were born the same year as the restaurant and who are no less than... 270! The song says it well, "we don't turn 100 every day" and, for a restaurant like Aux Armes de Bruxelles, what better way to mark such an anniversary than by remaining what it is and has always been : the meeting place for gourmet Brussels residents, whatever their
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e time, that, helping Covid, it was a different kind of mask that we would be dealing with...
sad pandemic, it is another kind of virus that we will call on this occasion: that of good humor and good food! This is also known as the "Brussels Virus", which is particularly contagious!
