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  1. Sans Cravate

    Creative French

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    Pastel walls and so much natural light you'll want sunglasses at lunch set the tone at this creative French restaurant in Bruges, where the name ("without a tie") is a genuine promise. One Michelin star, but the room stays relaxed and the menu stays concise. The chef moves between classical French technique and wilder international detours with practiced ease, and the game season, when it arrives, is not to be skipped.

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    • Langoustine and artichoke

      “He might mingle textures, such as langoustine and artichoke, with a punchy bisque made out of shellfish heads, and cooks the mullet on a spit in a delicious Mediterranean dish featuring nduja, aromatic herbs and choron sauce.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Partridge

      “Don’t miss the game season, when you may be able to taste tender juicy partridge.”

      Michelin Guide

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