Taste of Antwerp

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Taste of Antwerp

Visit Taste of Antwerp’s 9th edition, from Thursday May 14th until Sunday May 17th, and live it up at the indoor and outdoor event at Waagnatie. The event location is known for its iconic harbour cranes and is located in the trendy quarter ‘Eilandje’, next to the MAS and the recently opened Red Star Line Museum.

Belgium’s yearly culinary festival hosts around 30 top restaurants, star chefs and culinary specialty businesses all of which present dishes in the form of appetisers. Visitors enjoy the priceless view on the Scheldt while tasting ‘signature dishes’ by TV chefs, high-class bistros and up and coming culinary talents, all at a fraction of standard prices. The dishes range from gastronomic to audacious contemporary to Belgian-French and Mediterranean to authentic Asian cuisine. Of course, renowned caterers and hand-made and artisan products are represented as well at Taste of Antwerp.

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