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Formerly Fruits and Vegetables
70 m² Ground-floor business premises located at 27, Rue Willems, near Place St Josse and Square Marie Louise with basements and garden.
Formerly Miss Morgane
55m² business premises located near to place Saint-Josse
Top 5 Gsm
Wide choice of mobile phones – accessories at low prices – top-up card for 3 operators – mobile repairs – service with a smile and free information.
Top Nail's
Beauty treatments, permanent make-up, styling, nail treatments. Brazilian hair extensions, retail and wholesale, extensions, colouring, permanent make-up, manicure, false nails.
Business for lease or for sale ?
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Eating in Saint-Josse : free guide
« Tell me what you eat, and I will tell you who you are ».
It’s rather difficult to apply this saying to the small council of Saint-Josse-ten-Noode which, in the image of its population (126 different nationalities), offers a big diversity in its restaurants.
On 1 square kilometer you can savour the French gastronomy, but also the Belgian kitchen, the Italian, Portuguese, Turkish, Moroccan, Indian,
African, Asian... Whether it is a restaurant, brasserie, snack bar of even “friterie”, there is a choice for every taste and means.
As prelude to “Brusselicious 2012” (Year of the gastronomy of the Region of Brussels Capital), this is a guide which will allow you to get to know
our 105 restaurants, snack bars and “friteries” better. These restaurants have been divided in districts, for an easy use.
Maps, index, pictograms and photographs permit a smooth and practical use of this food guide of Saint-Josse.
If you live, work or visit Brussels we welcome you at one of our numerous tables and... enjoy your meal!
Download the guide (5 Mo)
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Translated by BLS • Developed by Create2.be
Founded at the initiative of the Minister-President of the Brussels-Capital Region,
Atrium Saint-Josse is the regional agency in charge of the development of the shopping
districts and is underpinned by a partnership between the Brussels-Capital Region,
the Saint-Josse municipality and local economic stakeholders.
