Volle Gas
Volle Gas is a restaurant and brasserie in the Ixelles neighborhood of Brussels with a classic style, large windows, and a warm wooden interior. The menu features a variety of dishes based on local ingredients and traditional recipes, including hearty steaks, fresh salads, and rich sauces served in a relaxed setting.
The restaurant was founded after World War Two as Brussels rebuilt, and quickly became a popular spot for beer and social gatherings. Over time it gained fame for jazz music, particularly through musician Pol, who helped establish it as a hub for jazz enthusiasts.
The restaurant serves as a gathering place where locals and visitors share meals and conversation in a straightforward manner. This tradition of eating well without pretense reflects the neighborhood's approach to dining and community life.
The restaurant is located on a main street in Ixelles with good access to public transport and parking available nearby. It opens for lunch and dinner service, and it is recommended to make a reservation during busy times.
The restaurant features an impressive oak bar constructed from hundreds of wood pieces and a stained glass window above the stage designed by master craftsman Pierre Majérus. The place offers around forty different beer varieties, including house-brewed options made on site.
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