Brugge Restaurants
May 25th, 2001, 02:52 PM
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Well, I don't know if I'd call this the bastion of luxurious dining, but what a great meal experience we had at Breidel d'Connic a few weeks ago, in between the Burg and Markt in Brugge. Mussels are their specialty. For starters, my wife and I split a lobster (taken live from a tank by the front door) in a cream sauce, and for the main cours, we split this giant pot of mussels in a white wine and cream sauce. It is a small, intimate restaurant, tables close together, and we had some great conversations with nearby diners. <BR>The wine list looks pretty good, but we enjoyed the Jupiter beer. It's very popular with locals and tourists alike, so you may need reservations in the high tourist season. Bon appettite!
May 29th, 2001, 07:13 PM
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We enjoyed our meals at two places in Brugge especially. One was Den Dyver at Dyver 5. Be sure to make advance reservations there. We also ate a very enjoyable meal at a French restuarant in Brugge, but I'll have to look through my luggage to find the receipt from our bill to give you that name and address.
May 29th, 2001, 08:19 PM
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Bill, <BR>De Gouden Hareng is one of the top restaurants in Brugge and seems to be frequented almost exclusively by Belgians. We've eaten there a couple of times and only heard Dutch/Flemish being spoken by the other diners. It's a beautiful restaurant in serious, old Flemish style. I forget the exact address, but will be in Brugge next week and will get you the address and phone number if you're interested. Reservations needed and definitely no sneakers!! <BR>BTilke (Brussels)
