PODCAST:Aux Armes de Bruxelles,le rendez-vous des Bruxellois gourmands à 100 ans

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Le comble de l'optimisme, c'est de rentrer dans un grand restaurant et compter sur la perle qu'on trouvera dans une huître pour payer la note (Tristan Bernard,Ecrivain Français) C’est en 1921, à un jet de pierre de la Grand Place et au cœur de l’Îlot Sacré, que Calixte Veulemans ouvrait le restaurant Aux Armes de Bruxelles. C’est dans celui-ci que , pour la première fois, les moules furent servies en casserole. Fort d’une expérience au sein du restaurant « Chez Léon » (Un établissement situé juste en face de « Aux Armes de Bruxelles ») Rudy Vanlancker reprit ce restaurant de la capitale en 2018. Dans ce podcast il nous parle de sa passion et nous fait découvrir « Chez Léon » et « Aux Armes de Bruxelles » Situation : 13 rue des Bouchers à 1000 Bruxelles (A deux pas de la Gare Centrale et de La Grand Place) Informations : www.auxarmesdebruxelles.com Photo:Facebook de Rudy Vanlancker

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