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Flemish gastronomy at Graanmarkt 13

Who? Graanmarkt 13

What? Head to Graanmarkt 13 to try Seppe Nobels’ cuisine. A member of the Flemish Foodies, Nobels mixes Belgian cuisine with other European influences to create a casual gastronomic experience. On his plates you will find herbs grown on the roof and honey from the urban garden at the back.

When? Tuesdays to Saturdays year round

Where? Graanmarkt 13, 2000 Antwerpen, Belgium

How? Visit www.graanmarkt13.be for more information

Fly via Brussels Airlines

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