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Best restaurants in Asse

5 guide-listed restaurants — Michelin, Bib Gourmand, Black Pearl, Must-Eat List, World's 50 Best and more. Reference quality signals; never ranked by commission, no in-app checkout.

Michelin-starred 1

Agnes

★ Michelin€€€Modern French

Thomas Locus has restored this former presbytery in the picturesque streets around the church of Bodeghem-Saint-Martin whilst upholding its period character. Agnes fascinates by its casual charm and each detail bears witness to a sincere respect for traditional table arts, notwithstanding the odd modern touch. The lineup of outstanding ingredients is emblematic of this ethos: hop shoots, hare and Burgundy wines are showcased with love and passion.This is also true of the intense sauces and spot-on culinary technique, embodied by juicy turbot cooked on the bone and paired with a sauce choron th

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Other guide picks 4

San Daniele

€€€Italian

San Daniele, now housed in a stylish cottage on the village square of Sint-Martens-Bodegem, has been delivering fine food for many a year. The interior combines a spacious impression with unpretentious elegance, without forgetting an exquisite terrace for fine weather. Chef Spinelli continues to uphold the house hallmark: Italian authenticity, outstanding produce and heartwarming portions. An example: al dente squid ink ravioli stuffed with lobster and courgette, melded with a parmesan sauce and a rich unctuous bisque. The crusted seabass is filleted tableside and the handsome wine list is a t

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Gastro Brisk

€€€Farm to table, Contemporary

Sam Van Landeghem has breathed new life into his family’s restaurant, formerly Michel. The stylish villa is the epitome of friendly, warm and unstarched. While the cobwebs have been dusted off the menu, the establishment’s devotion to the ingredient remains steadfast. Al dente Belgian asparagus with morels, broad beans and asparagus jus. The chef avows a fondness for legible flavours and family favourites, without forgetting the odd Asian twist. Gastro Brisk’s market-fresh cuisine ticks all the boxes!

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La Brasserie de la Gare

€€Belgian, Classic Cuisine

To get a real taste of authentic Brussels, head for this historic café, whose pores ooze vintage charm with a bustling, almost boisterous brouhaha to match. The chef pays tribute to tradition with a patriotic line-up of no-nonsense Belgian classics, such as shrimp fritters, steak and fries and dame blanche (vanilla ice cream and hot chocolate sauce). The Brasserie de la Gare provides conclusive evidence that some things never change!

TripAdvisor review sample · 4.8/5 · 80 reviews

Located in Angers, La Brasserie de la Gare specializes in classic Belgian cuisine and fresh seafood, holding an average rating of 4.8/5 from 80 reviews. Service is consistently praised for being friendly and attentive, with staff offering air-conditioned seating during hot weather. Food quality is generally excellent, featuring beautifully presented dishes and remarkable desserts. While the atmosphere is pleasant, some guests note high noise levels or occasional issues with meal pacing. Despite minor criticisms regarding specific preparations, the restaurant remains a highly recommended destination for quality dining.

Ideal for diners seeking classic Belgian cuisine, attentive service, and a comfortable atmosphere.

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Clash

€€€Classic Cuisine

Clash is a hip and vibrant restaurant with posters of celebrities providing an extra touch of cool. The lighting even gives the place a bit of a disco feel (be sure to check out the regular DJ nights). Classic dishes reign supreme on the menu, with aged meat being a big feature. No unnecessary frills, just straightforward, bold flavours. You might start with some crispy shrimp croquettes, then, during the game season, move on to pheasant roasted on the bone à la brabançonne. Be sure to leave room for the Brussels waffle, prepared to a time-honoured recipe. The extensive menu will leave you spo

TripAdvisor review sample · 3.7/5 · 80 reviews

Clash in Meise offers classic cuisine with generally positive feedback on food quality, noting varied menus and careful preparation. Service experiences vary; while some praise friendly and punctual staff, others report issues with pacing and responsiveness. The ambiance features a cozy interior and a pleasant outdoor terrace with misting for summer comfort, though loud music inside can hinder conversation. Value perceptions are mixed: some find the experience worthwhile, while others criticize high prices, particularly for wine and parking availability. Overall, it suits diners seeking a convivial atmosphere and solid traditional dishes, provided they are mindful of potential service inconsistencies and noise levels.

Ideal for diners seeking classic dishes and a convivial atmosphere, with advice to verify parking and visit during off-peak hours to avoid noise and service delays.

🕐 We-Su 12:00-14:30,18:30-22:00

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