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You're a dutchie, biefstukfriet, so I won't bother pointing out the finer things. But if you walk along the Zavel/ Sablon neighbourhood (known as 'Antique Row' cause of all the furniture and antique shops), there's good places in abundance. Stroll along the Hoogstraat / Rue Haute and neighbouring streets and pick one, and afterwards you can party at the Havana's. Wear light clothing though, they heat the place up to sell more booze, but it owns.

edit; How to get there? Take metro to Louisa, walk towards Palace of Justice, take the scenic elevator down, and you're there. The small square you exit the elevator on is called Rue d'ep

Maybe go to Luxembourg, that city is awesome.

He left the adventure of finding that perfect restaurant to me, the big Hunt is about to begin!

Oh yes, the Hoogstraat would make a fine choice too!

Yummy

There's a place in the Hoogstraat were they do everything with pancakes (salty or sweet ones, but the thin variety, not the truckwheel variety they have in the US). That was rather interesting. I had a pancake curry there, no room left for dessert, but good.

If you come from the rue d'ep

my town is historic too...but the food is OK. there's a 4 star hotel downtown iwth a steakhouse if you want a $100 steak, but I get by on Applebees

btw how much does it cost to set up a corporation in Brussels?

Oh, indeed. I love Brussels.. The "Vossenplein" with its fleamarket, the grand place, the music shops on the Anspach, the St. Hubertgallery, the cathedral.. It's odd that few Belgians actually go there regularly and really know the city. But, I'm guessing that's only true for the Flemish..

i have to be in brussels today brrr

in and out!

:-d

Then again, Brussels is the European hotspot of the 21st century, while california is just another attraction pole competing against other cities in a country that's suffering heavily from an economic crisis.

Ah, you mean pure administration costs? The 12000 euro is the minimum capital you have to provide to back the entity up.

Set up costs, including notary fee, registration, publication,  will be around 700 euros.