Bohemian, Restaurant in Anderlecht, Brussels, Belgium
Bohemian is a restaurant in the Anderlecht district of Brussels, close to Parc Astrid, serving Mediterranean-inspired food in a setting with wood furniture, hanging lights, and an outdoor terrace. The menu changes with the seasons and features sharing plates, fresh pasta, thin-crust pizzas, and dishes such as fish cooked in a banana leaf or grilled lamb chops.
The restaurant opened in the Anderlecht neighborhood at a time when the area around Parc Astrid was seeing a gradual rise in small dining spots. It established itself as a bar and restaurant with a Mediterranean focus, standing out in a district better known for its markets and local life.
The Bohemian takes its name from a way of life associated with creative freedom, and that spirit shows in its worn wood furniture, hanging lights, and walls covered with plants and old photographs. The menu reflects a similar openness, drawing on Mediterranean cooking and sharing-style plates that invite people to try a bit of everything.
The restaurant is a short walk from the Saint-Guidon metro station, making it easy to reach from central Brussels. A reservation is a good idea, especially on weekends or if you are planning a special evening, as the place tends to fill up.
Bohemian is listed as a proposal-friendly spot, and couples specifically choose it for that moment, which is unusual for a neighborhood restaurant. The soft lighting and quieter corners of the room are part of why it has built that reputation.
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