Our Story
One of the oldest breweries in Brussels
Founded in 1875, it will celebrate its 150th anniversary in 2025.
Back then, the street was called “Rue du Chant d’Oiseau.” Every shop on the street was named after a bird. The shops have disappeared, the street’s name has changed several times, but Le Corbeau has remained.
Opening hours
Monday – Thursday
12.00 – 24.00
Friday – Saturday
12.00 – 04.00
Sunday
Closed
A la carte
Dish of the day and à la carte
At Le Corbeau, Belgo-Brussels cuisine takes center stage: sausage with stoemp, Flemish beef stew, or shrimp croquettes, to name just a few. You can also enjoy a fresh and varied dish of the day, paired with a wide selection of more than 40 beers.
Our specialties
Flemish seef stew
Stoemp with sausage, bacon, or mixed
Steak with roquefort sauce
A taste of our beers
More than 40 traditional and craft beers, including the famous Corbeau beer and even the excellent and rare Westvleteren XII (subject to availability).
And let’s not forget the chance to enjoy them in the iconic one-liter Chevalier glass.
Events
Festive evenings and live concerts
Our Events
Festive weekend atmosphere and concerts
On Friday and Saturday nights, Le Corbeau transforms into a dance café, a tradition that began in the 1980s. Back then, guests would come for a drink in a lively atmosphere. The owner brought in a DJ, and little by little, customers started dancing on the tables despite his reluctance, as he feared breaking the iconic Chevalier glasses. That moment marked the beginning of a truly unique celebration in Brussels.
