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Le Joueur Gourmand at Hotel Amigo – A Surrealist Culinary Experience in Brussels

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Le Joueur Gourmand, a new culinary concept at Hotel Amigo, a Rocco Forte Hotel near Brussels’ Grand Place, brings a surrealist twist to the traditional afternoon tea. Inspired by René Magritte’s love of chess, this unique offering is hosted at the award-winning Bar Magritte, recognized as one of Time magazine’s World’s Greatest Places 2024.

Guests are invited to indulge in an assortment of miniature cakes and Belgian mignardises, masterfully crafted by chocolatier and pastry chef Marc Ducobu. These delicacies are served in an imaginative presentation on a chessboard, reflecting Brussels’ enduring connection to surrealism and the legacy of Magritte himself.

Afternoon tea is available daily from 2 to 5 p.m., offering a choice of premium hot beverages or tea from the bar’s extensive collection. For those seeking an elevated experience, Bar Magritte also serves surrealist-inspired cocktails designed by renowned mixologist Salvatore Calabrese. Guests can watch as expert bartenders craft each drink, adding an element of artistry to the culinary experience.

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The bar’s striking interiors, featuring vibrant colors and Magritte-inspired artwork, create a unique ambiance that pairs perfectly with live jazz music on weekends.

For a deeper exploration of surrealism, Hotel Amigo offers a Brussels Surrealist package, which includes:

  • Luxurious accommodations.
  • A guided tour exploring surrealism in Brussels.
  • Signature cocktails at Bar Magritte.
  • Entry to the Magritte Museum, home to the world’s largest collection of René Magritte’s works.

Located steps from the Grand Place, Hotel Amigo seamlessly blends culture, art, and culinary excellence, making it the perfect destination for visitors seeking an unforgettable stay in Brussels.

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