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Cafes and restaurants in Brussels are racing against time to obtain clarity on the rules for occupying pavement space with terraces as the outdoor season approaches.

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The Brussels parliament has voted to postpone a ban on cafe patio heaters in the capital, which was originally due to come into force in June, by one year.

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Brussels’ Au Daringman cafe faces an uncertain future, with owner Martine Peeters unsure if the popular venue will stay open past 31 December this year.

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A group of campaigners has installed 54 benches to protest against the privatisation of Place Sainte-Catherine in central Brussels.

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The future of one of the capital’s iconic cafés, Au Daringman on Rue de Flandre, is uncertain after the building was put up for sale and the cafe's lease expires at the end of this year.

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Brussels bars have cut back their hours since the pandemic, largely due to increased wage costs as a result of inflation and indexation and stricter noise standards.

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The interior and facade of the cafe Au Daringman at the junction of Rue de Flandre and rue du Chien Marin, also known as "Chez Martine", will be protected as a heritage site, Brussels secretary of

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Under new name Billie, the Brussels institution that was cafe Monk is due to open in February, its new owners told Bruzz.

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Forget the cloyingly sweet and over-spiced chai lattes popularised by big coffee chains.

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