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These are the best places in Brussels to buy cheese and some wine to go with it. Whether you’re looking for a unique cheese assortment, or just love all things cheese, visit one of these magnificent shops in the Belgian capital.

Catherine

Catherine

Cheesemonger, Belgian, Vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten-free

Crèmerie de Linkebeek
Courtesy of Ayla Sileghem
This small and homey shop can be found close to touristic spots, such as the Grand Place. Catherine has a great assortment of cheeses in store, all guaranteed to be traditionally made. Since 1960, it has conquered the hearts of the Brusselaars, and with good reason: Catherine is a charming woman who always has some time for a friendly chat.

La Crèmerie de Linkebeek

Cheesemonger, Pastry Shop, Dessert Shop, Belgian, Dessert, Pastries, Fast Food

Julien Hazard
Courtesy of Julien Hazard
The original founder used to stock the store with products from his own farm in Linkebeek, hence the name. Established in 1903, this crèmerie sells a wide variety of cheeses, sandwiches and wines. You can also find some artisanal lemonades in this cozy shop.

Julien Hazard

Julien Hazard lets the cheese mature to its optimal, delicious taste. Carefully selected, there is also a great choice of wine, traditionally produced cheeses and freshly baked bread. If you have the time, you can order an entire cheese platter for the next day, served on a wooden board — ideal to enjoy with a glass of wine.

Langhendries

Cheesemonger, Belgian, Vegetarian

With more than 200 different kinds of cheeses from all over Europe, Langhendries is the best place to buy something familiar, or try something entirely new. Established immediately after the Second World War, Langhendries has never left its original building. Ever since its founding, it has been present in Brussels, serving unique kinds of cheeses and happily advising customers.

Le Fromageon

Cheesemonger, Belgian, Vegetarian

Le Plateau du Berger
Courtesy of Le Plateau du Berger
Away from the touristic center of Brussels, this cheese shop in Uccle is a delight. In addition to over 400 kinds of cheeses, Le Fromageon offers a variety of wines to accompany the cheeses, along with an assortment of sandwiches, meat and homemade bread.

Le Plateau du Berger

Shop, Store

La Crémerie des Tongres
 Courtesy of La Crémerie des Tongres
This store in Ixelles is well stocked with different kinds of ripened cheese, as well as a wide assortment of deli products. You’ll be sure to find some freshly baked bread and some fine appetizers to go with your cheese platter at Le Plateau du Berger.

La Crèmerie des Tongres

Dessert Shop, Pastry Shop, Cheesemonger, Belgian, Dessert, Pastries, French

The name of this shop derives from its location, close to Tongeren Street, or the Rue des Tongres. Most of the cheeses are French, though other European cheeses can be found here as well. With its wide range of cheeses, you are sure to find your favorite, along with the best accompanying wine.

About the author

Ayla is a 20-something Belgian with roots in other places. She teaches Japanese, writes pieces in English and is always open for a change. Raised in Kenya, she picked up English at a young age and still prefers writing in English instead of Dutch. She studied Japanese at the Catholic University of Leuven and did a Master’s degree in Journalism at the Catholic University of Brussels. Ayla also spent some time in Japan, at Fukuoka Women’s University. She loves reading about history, and only remembers the funny facts. Her family includes a boyfriend who does the cooking and a rabbit that loves watching the Wizard of Oz.

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