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Notes. BRUSSELS. 11. Route. 91
du Lac 26, pens. from 5 fr; Pens. Anglaise (Miss C. M. Poole), Rue Les-
proussart 83, 18 R., pens. 6-10 fr.; Mme. Frank, Rue Faider 26, 7R., pens.
7-410 fr.; Bile. Dresse, Rue de Ja Victoire 88, 7 R. , pens. 45-70 tr. per
g v. du Pesage 124, 14 R, pens. 5-40 fr. — Near gS
rd Bischoffsheim: Schdtt, Rue van Orley 12 (Pl. F, 2), 14 BR.
s. 6-9 fr. — Near the Colonne du Congrés (Pl. E, Oats tO):
, Rue da Gouvernement-Provisvire 30, 12 R. » pens. 6-9 fr.;
aN! 50 in the same street, 11 R., pens. 5-8 fr.; Z. Dossner, Rue de
3 pens. 1-9 fre In the Lower Tuwn: WHét. Victoria
Orts 18, R. 21/2-6, B. 4 fr. (no pens.); Frdulein Hey-
mann, Rue du Cirque 3 (Pl. D 2), 10 R., pens. 8-41 fr. — At St. Gilles:
Mme. Manuel, Av. Bragmann pens. 6-9 "tr.
Cafés (mostly inthe lowertown) Café du Grand-Hotel (p. $0), fashion-
able, Café Sesino, Boul. Anspach 29 and $ 3y with pe eee Café
Métropole (p. $0), Place de Brouckére; Café Central (p. 90), Rue Auguste-
Orts 1; also the Bra s mentioned on p. 92.
Confectioners. W Boul. Anspach 10, fashionable; Locus, Rue
Treurenberz 25 and Rue du Progrés 5, opposite the Gare du Nord (als
for luncheon); Marchal, Rue er 40 (PJ. D, 3); Van Hille, Montagne
de la Cour 91, near the Place Roy — Tea Rooms. Palace Hotel (p. 89),
entrance at the back, opposite the Jardin Botanique; Hétel de France
39), Rue Royale 42: Old England (p. 92), Montagne de la Cour 94, on
he top floor, witb vie race (lift free, itors ring).
Restaurants There is a large selection of restaurants,
sive and luxurious with most excellent cuisine,
ntious exterior, others offering plainer though
J are. — In the Oe N: estaurant des Proven-
caur, iio Royale 54, by the Park, déj.3, D. 5fr. and a la carte, — *Café-
Restaurant de la Régence, on the N.W. cae of the Place Royale, * Taverne
du Globe, on the S.E. side of the Place Royale, both with ‘plats du jour
rman beers; Taverne Guillaume, Rue du Musée 48, with
aurant on the first floor (‘plats du jour’; Scotch ale); * Café-Restaurant
de Marn beside the Porte de Namur (‘plats du jour’; Munich
3 3 Old- German Wine Room, Av. de 1k
on-d’Or 2, e the Porte de Namur; Restaurant de 1’ Avenue-Lou
(with bedrooms to let), Av. Louise 98; Old Tom Tavern, Chaussée
dIxelles 16. — In the central part of the Lower Town: *Café de Pari
the corner of Rue des Princes and Rue Léopold, to the N.E. of the Théatre
de la Monnaie, fashionable; “Restaurant de la Monnaie, Rue Léopold 7,
behind the theatre; *Restaurant Stielen, Rue de 1 Evéque 29, to the W.
of the theatre; at these three déj.8, D. Ofr. andalacarte. The follow-
e smaller restaurants in the old style, with excellent cuisine (a Ja
) and French wi and high charges (for specialties in parti-
c Restaurant du Held: tue de l Ecuyer 29; * Savoy, Rue ‘Evéque 39,
to the W. of the Thé&tre de la Monnaie; “Au Filet de Sole, Rue Grétry 4,
*Lion d@ Or, Rue Grétry 43, respectively to the W. and E. of the Boul.
Anspach; in the narrow streets between the Marché-aux-Herbes and the
Grand’Place: Etoile, Epaule de Mouton, Rue des Harengs 12 and 16, Faille
Déchirée, Rue Chair-2t-Pain 10, etc. Along with these may be mentioned
e *Tuverne Royale, at the corner of the Rue d’Arenberg and the Galerie
St. Habert, much frequented, déj. 3, D. 5 fr. (also ‘plats du jour’; English
and German beer; wine by the bottle or by the gla Taverne de Londres,
Rue de l’Ecuyer 21. — Munich and Pilsen beer: Trois 5; Rue des
Princes 10, on the N. side of the Place de la Monna
aux-Loups; Café- Restaurant Mithliauer (p. 90), Rue Fo
opp e the post-office, on the N. (Austrian cuisine
Rue de la Montagne 4, opposite the Ga
pu Norp and on the InnER Boutrvar Taverne du Pulace-H6lel (p. 89),
“Café-Restaurant des Boulevards (p. 89), *Café-Restaurant Cecil (p. 89), in ate
square in front of the Gare du Nord; Aug Augustins, Boul. Anspich 2
Taverne St. Jean (Hot. Anspach, p. 90), *Boul. Anspach 46; Taverne Sasa
3oul. Anspach 60; Old-German Wine Room, Place de Brouckére 8; Taverne
Emile, Place de Brouckére 12 (Rhine wines also); Restaurant Remy, Place
ssé
-aux-Loups 42
Brasserie Meye
rie St. Hubert — Near the Gat
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