Day Two- Antiquing, Shopping, and Sightseeing

Breakfast- De Skieven Architek- Located on the edge of the daily flea market, this little café serves up delicious breakfasts.

After breakfast- Head over to De Marrollen, a traditional working-class neighborhood that features a wide variety of dining establishments and antique shops. 

 

Lunch- Atanas- This delightful Greek restaurant is located near South station. Some of their specialties include fried mutton balls, stuffed eggplant, and stewed lamb.

After lunch- If you are up for more shopping, you’ll definitely want to check out Grote Zavel. This area features many upscale antique stores, Emporio Armani, and the world-famous pastry boutique Wittamer. When you are shopped out, head on over to the Japanse Toren en Chinees Paviljoen. Here you will find two towers, one Chinese and one Japanese, that are connected with a tunnel. The buildings were constructed entirely out of wood and now house many artifacts crafted in Shanghai. 

Dinner- Comme Chez Soi- The menu here is distinctive and offers an impressive wine list. The menu comes in set courses or ala carte.

 

After Dinner- A La Mort Subite- The atmosphere of this restaurant has maintained it’s integrity over the years, featuring long wooden benches, high ceilings, and an array of mirrors. The prices here are reasonable.

          Address: 50 Place du Jeu de Balle

          Address: Rue de la Regence en Avenue Louise

          Admission: EUR 3.00

          Address: Warmoesberg 7 Rue Montagne-aux-Herbes-                                       Potageres