City dining guide

Best restaurants in Feluy

3 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

Au Gré du Vent

★ Michelin€€€Farm to table

A meal at Au Gré du Vent offers a splendid opportunity to explore the magnificent Hainaut countryside. Stéphanie and Sébastien Thunus converted a former barn into a fantastic restaurant, whose floor-to-ceiling windows open onto a landscaped garden. The visitor is initially impressed by the venue’s elegance, before sinking into its all-embracing cosy cocoon. Chef Stéphanie Thunus is a perfectionist who aims to make each dish a work of art with a distinct fondness for local, seasonal produce, such as game from Ardennes. Her culinary creations are subtle, distinctive and generous and nothing leav

TripAdvisor review sample · 4.7/5 · 100 reviews

Located in Binche, Au Gré du Vent focuses on farm-to-table dining and generally receives high ratings. Reviewers frequently praise the elegant atmosphere, attentive service, and innovative cuisine, particularly noting the quality of multi-course menus and beverage pairings. However, some guests reported issues with meal pacing, unresponsive staff, or sommeliers who lectured rather than engaged. A minority found dishes overly complex, masking ingredient origins, or poorly seasoned. Dissatisfaction was also expressed regarding non-alcoholic options. While the setting is refined, experiences vary, making advance reservation advisable.

Suitable for diners seeking refined ambiance and innovative cuisine who can tolerate occasional service inconsistencies; reservations are recommended.

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Bib Gourmand 1

il était une fois toi et moi

Bib Gourmand€€Modern Cuisine, Classic French

Looking for the perfect date night venue? Look no further! This restaurant ticks all the boxes, starting with the name! A shiny lounge vibe serves as the backdrop to an exciting culinary tale. The extensive à la carte menu, which you can compose at will, stars pedigree Gallic recipes and more contemporary creations. The food is both inspired and suave, yet remains reassuringly familiar. Impeccably cooked zander paired with an upside-down pie of Belgian endive in a gutsy thyme stock, followed by a knockout apple pie with thyme-flavoured ice cream and a dash of salted butter on the side. A quint

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Other guide picks 1

Le Pilori

€€€Modern French

Le Pilori stands out by its friendly vibe, which was already the case when the venue first opened as a cafe-restaurant back in 1917 and later when it became a jazz club. Today it is the haunt of discerning connoisseurs who come to study (and sample) the impressive wine cellar and dig into suitably traditional fare. The chef avows a weakness for foie gras, langoustines and game, to which his indulgent recipes bear witness. Examples include a rich oxtail terrine, a juicy, melt-in-the-mouth steak with a shallot sauce to die for or a wickedly addictive iced nougat!

TripAdvisor review sample · 4.4/5 · 80 reviews

Le Pilori in Écaussinnes-dʼEnghien offers modern French cuisine, generally praised for its food quality, professional sommelier service, and relaxed atmosphere. Reviewers highlight the cheese cart and wine pairings as standout features. However, some recent feedback notes inconsistent dish execution, occasional service coldness, and presentation issues. Due to high demand, advance reservations are essential. While experiences vary, the restaurant remains a notable destination for those seeking traditional French dining with a focus on wine.

Suitable for diners prioritizing wine pairings and traditional French cuisine who can accommodate advance reservations.

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