Nightlife in Brussels
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L'Archiduc
Antoine Dansaert, 6, Brussels
archiduc.net 
info@archiduc.net 
+32 2 512 06 5
A former, historic jazz club that was designed to resemble an art deco crusieliner bar-in-the-round. A buzzer to get in only adds to the hidden pleasures behind the locked door. Very well-mixed drinks. Definitely an insiderish feel. Occasionally live music is performed.
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Café Central
Borgval 14, Brussels
lecafecentral.com +32 2 513 73 08
There’s sure to be a lively and trendy ambience there all year round thanks to the mini-concerts, themed film screenings and wicked DJ sets (all free). However packed it is in the central space, that’s never stopped the smoot-talkers and flirts from swaying their hips to a good track or two, as varied as they are numerous. Open every evening.
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Dali's Bar
Korte Beenhouwersstraat 35, 1000 Brussel
facebook.com +32 483 00 81 36
Start the evening relaxing with a cocktail on the red lip sofas, then gradually get into the groove as the music cranks up in this bright and happening bar-cum-nightclub dedicated to the surreal works of Salvador Dali. Attracts a trendy crowd and features an eclectic mix of sounds spun by international DJs.
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Mirano Continental
Chaussée de Louvain 38, Brussels
mirano.be info@mirano.be +32 488 34 21 16
Fashion-conscious Euro-yuppies populate this dance club, which is located in the stylish Ixelles neighborhood. Flashing lights and a revolving dance floor might elicit chuckles at first, but let yourself go — the place was designed for carefree fun. Know beforehand that the cover charge is a bit steep and that you'll need to dress to impress to get inside.
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A la Mort Subite
Rue Montagne-aux-Herbes Potagères 7, Brussels
alamortsubite.com info@alamortsubite.com +32 2513 1318
Is the "Sudden Death" bar named after the beer or a dice game of the same name? No one is really sure, but folks keep coming here, hoping to find out. Rustic wooden tables and chairs, along with stained-glass panels on the walls, seem straight out of the 19th century. Now, as then, the drink of choice is beer, whether you choose a monastery brew such as Chimay, a traditional lambic, some aged gueuze, or the fruity favorite, kriek.
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La Fleur en Papier Doré
Rue des Alexiens 55,
Brussels
lafleurenpapierdore.be talents@la-petite-fleur-asbl.com +32 2 511 16 59
This spot has been a popular artists' hang-out since it opened in 1846. Local poets and writers-in-residence have jotted their musings on the walls, and the eclectic decorations (everything from antlers to bicycle tires) may help explain some of Magritte's paintings — he was a patron. Drop in to experience for yourself the kitschy hominess that makes it so popular with locals. For the price of a beer, you'll probably make a few new friends.
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