
MAISON ANTOINE

Place Jourdan
Brussels, Belgium
Daily
Till Late Night


Frites are french fries and friteries are the places that fry them. Frites are a national specialty, friteries, at least in Brussels are an endangered species. Real estate is too valuable and to scarce to support a simple friterie. Fortunately Brussel's best friterie has survived - Maison Antoine.
Frites are twice fried - first blanched at a low temperature and then, when ordered, finish fried to a crisp golden brown, one order at a time. Traditionally they topped with a glob of mayonaise, which works fine, but other sauces are usually available.

