1. Fritland

A Classic Spot Near Grand Place

Fritland is one of the most popular places for Belgian fries in Brussels, conveniently located just steps from Grand Place. Known for its generous portions and authentic flavors, this spot has been delighting locals and tourists alike for decades.

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What to Order 

Try their signature mitraillette, a sandwich filled with fries, meat, and sauce. For a classic experience, order a cone of fries with traditional Belgian mayonnaise.

2. Maison Antoine

An Iconic Fritkot in Brussels

Located in the European Quarter, Maison Antoine is one of the city’s most beloved fritkots. It has a reputation for serving some of the best Belgian fries in Brussels, attracting both locals and visitors.

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Why It’s Special

Maison Antoine is known for its perfectly crispy fries and extensive selection of sauces. Grab your fries and enjoy them on the nearby benches in Place Jourdan for a true Belgian experience.

3. Noordzee (Mer du Nord) 

A Seafood Stand with Amazing Fries

While primarily a seafood spot, Noordzee (Mer du Nord) also serves some of the best fries in Brussels. Located near Sainte-Catherine, this bustling stand is perfect for a quick snack or a casual meal.

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What to Pair Them With

Try the fries with their crispy calamari or shrimp croquettes for a flavorful combination. It’s an affordable and satisfying stop during your exploration of Brussels.

4. Café Georgette

Fries with a Gourmet Twist

Café Georgette, located near Grand Place, is famous for its hand-cut fries and unique twist on Belgian classics. The fries here are fried in beef fat for an extra crispy texture and rich flavor.

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What Sets It Apart

Pair your fries with one of their gourmet dipping sauces, such as truffle mayonnaise or spicy samurai. The cozy atmosphere of the café makes it a great spot to relax and enjoy your meal.

5. Frietkot Tabora

A Hidden Gem Near Grand Place

For a more low-key but equally delicious experience, visit Frietkot Tabora. This small fritkot is located just a short walk from Grand Place and is known for its friendly service and high-quality fries.

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Perfect for On-the-Go

Order a cone of fries with your favorite sauce and enjoy them while strolling through the nearby streets. Their garlic sauce and Andalouse sauce are particularly popular choices.

What Makes Belgian Fries Special ? 

Double Frying for Perfection

Belgian fries are made using a unique double-frying method, which gives them their signature crispy exterior and fluffy interior. The first fry cooks the potatoes, while the second fry adds the perfect crunch.

The Sauce Selection

Part of the Belgian fry experience is choosing from a variety of sauces. From classics like mayonnaise and ketchup to unique options like Andalouse, Samurai, or tartar sauce, there’s a flavor for everyone.

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Where to Stay Near the Best Fry Spots

Alma Grand Place and Aris Grand Place 

For easy access to the best Belgian fries in Brussels, stay at Alma Grand Place  or Aris Grand Place. Located in the heart of the city, both hotels are just steps away from iconic fry spots like Fritland and Café Georgette.

Why Choose These Hotels ?

  • Prime Location: Walk to top fry destinations and other city attractions.
  • Comfortable and Affordable: Enjoy a budget-friendly stay without sacrificing comfort.
  • Winter Specials: Look for seasonal packages and deals for your stay.

 

Conclusion

Belgium is the birthplace of the world’s best fries, and Brussels offers countless places to enjoy this iconic snack. From famous fritkots like Fritland and Maison Antoine to hidden gems like Frietkot Tabora, there’s no shortage of delicious options near Grand Place.

Make your fry-tasting adventure even better by staying at Alma Hotel or Aris Grand Place Hotel, where comfort and convenience meet in the heart of Brussels. Book your stay today and savor the ultimate Belgian fry experience!