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    The terrace fills the moment the sun comes out, and the indoor room earns its keep on grey days with a warmly urban-meets-cosy atmosphere. Refter is a Flemish bistro leaning hard into the classics, spit-roasted duck with fresh fries and a tarragon sauce being a fair picture of the whole approach. The dame blanche, that staple of Belgian childhood, closes things out with no irony intended, and none needed.

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    • Spit-roasted duckling

      “You may taste spit-roasted duckling served with piping hot fresh fries and a tarragon-spiked sauce.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Dame blanche

      “We recommend finishing with an all-time Belgian favourite - an iconic dame blanche (vanilla ice cream and hot chocolate sauce) dessert.”

      Michelin Guide

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