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Contemporary, cavernous food market with vendors serving global street eats, plus tap brews & wine.
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- AddressRue du Fossé aux Loups 50, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgium, Bruxelles 1000
- Websitewolf.be/
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This is an old bank which was converted in a food court. The venue looks good and clean. However, to my taste, it is crowded and very noisy. Some people may find it charming with a good vibe. Which I understand. Some others just do not enjoy being in a noisy and chaotic place. It is not for me, but I understand the reviews, because it can be cool, if you like that. The food I would say is highly dependent on the restaurant in which you order it. The pizza with sausage was not good at all. But other type of pizzas looked good. Maybe I chose wrongly. The sirloin was decent. The best, without any doubt, was the Mexican. The quesadilla was very good, so the carnitas tacos. The rest, I can not assess since we did not try. The price, if compared with the quality and the size, was not on par. I would expect a cheaper price for this food court concept. There are toilets which were beyond being dirty. There were trays to leave your empty dirty dishes, or a person cleaning the tables. If you want dishes from different restaurants, there are two options: you order via de QR code app and then you go to the place to get your vibrating device (will tell you when your order is ready to be picked up); Or you directly order at the counter of each restaurant. The beer and other drinks are sold at the centre of the venue. Since this is crowded, I recommend that someone stays at the table and another person walks and orders the food.
It really has a great vibe and one of the most stylish interiors among food halls in Brussels. The decoration blends industrial and modern elements, with high ceilings, exposed structures, warm lighting, and a large central bar that anchors the space. The layout feels open but still cozy, and each food stall has its own visual identity, which adds personality throughout the venue. It’s a lively and social place, especially in the evening. After 6pm it can get quite crowded, and finding a seat may be difficult, so arriving earlier is recommended if you prefer a more relaxed experience. Great atmosphere, strong design, and plenty of food variety in one spot.
A vibrant food hall with many choices. The African food stall was pretty good. We enjoyed the beef sharing platter. The steak stall has great and not so great items. The medium Italian steak we ordered was pretty raw in the middle and was tough to chew. The saucy beef with fries dish was delicious and full of flavour. Don’t go for the Jap food. Service was terrible and the food looked poorly put together. We ended up not ordering due to the poor service.
We had such a good time in Brussels, discovering awesome museums and beautiful landmarks! But this market was - really - the cherry on top! Really good and diverse food (we tried vietnamese, greek and italian), good vibes as well ! Would recommend 100% to anyone visiting Brussels, especially if they stay in the center!
I stopped by for a late lunch with a friend, having visited before and already loving the concept. This spot, located near the city center of Brussels, is a fantastic choice. Their ordering system is streamlined, letting everyone get what they want without hassle or long waits. You simply order by phone or at your preferred stall, then receive a text when your food or drink is ready for pickup—so there’s no traditional table service. The vendors in the food market are exceptionally friendly and eager to help. We’re always impressed by the variety of food and drink options available. The drink menu is diverse, and the food selection is equally broad, featuring cuisines from around the world—including a dessert stall perfect for ending your meal on a sweet note. Portions are generous, and the prices are more than reasonable for such a central location. You might find yourself tempted to try more than one dish, often ending up with more food than planned, but the delicious flavors make it all worthwhile. The seating area is cozy, everything is well organized, and it’s genuinely fun to spend time there.