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Hotel Amigo's dining venues—Ristorante Bocconi and Bar Magritte—represent distinct culinary and cultural experiences. Bocconi delivers Italian fine dining under chef Fulvio Pierangelini, while Magritte offers surrealist-inspired cocktails, live music, and afternoon tea rooted in the artistic legacy of René Magritte.
Check availability Official websiteRistorante Bocconi brings the vision of chef Fulvio Pierangelini, known as the godfather of Italian cooking, to Brussels' historic centre. The restaurant's philosophy centres on simplicity and seasonal ingredients sourced from local suppliers and handpicked by the kitchen. Signature dishes include the uncomplicated joy of Spaghetti Pomodoro, a traditional Lasagne with ragù, and Ravioli alla Carbonara made with guanciale. The menu is executed by a team of chefs from Italy's diverse regions, focusing on the principle "Meno è meglio—less is more."
The dining room, steps from the historic Grand-Place, features custom Adam Ellis artwork paying tribute to Italy's theatrical heritage with iconic figures from the Commedia dell'Arte. Signature monochrome plates by the visionary Fornasetti decorate the walls in individually painted frames. Bocconi Al Fresco offers a Milan-inspired terrace for refined Italian cuisine, while Pranzo della Domenica provides an elegant Sunday dining experience.
Bar Magritte is a work of art, theatre, and a space for candlelit conversations, chess, live music, and late nights by Brussels' Grand-Place. The bar celebrates the enduring legacy of surrealist artist René Magritte through design, drinks, and atmosphere. Master mixologist Salvatore Calabrese has created a menu of 20 unique cocktails: "His Work" features 10 scintillating libations inspired by Magritte's most influential pieces, while "His World" comprises 10 classic cocktails popular during the artist's lifetime.
Le Joueur Gourmand, inspired by Magritte's fascination with chess and playful subversion of expectations, infuses the British afternoon tea tradition with Belgian surrealism. Bar Magritte operates daily from 10:30 AM, extending to midnight on weekdays and 1 AM on weekends, with food service from noon to 10 PM. The bar reflects Brussels and Magritte's irrevocable connection, offering a sensory journey exploring his ability to disrupt, question, and provoke through art and atmosphere.
Ristorante Bocconi serves breakfast from 06:30 to 10:30 (Monday–Friday) and 07:00 to 11:00 (Saturday–Sunday). Lunch is offered 12:00–14:30 (Monday–Saturday), while Sunday Pranzo della Domenica runs 12:30–15:00. Dinner is served daily 18:30–22:00. Contact the restaurant at +32 2 547 47 15 or ristorantebocconi@roccofortehotels.com for reservations.
Bar Magritte operates Monday–Wednesday 10:30 AM–00:00, Thursday–Friday 10:30 AM–01:00, Saturday 11:00 AM–01:00, and Sunday 11:00 AM–00:00. Food service runs 12:00 PM–10:00 PM daily, with afternoon tea 14:00–17:00. Reservations can be made at +32 2 547 47 19 or barmagritte@roccofortehotels.com.
While neither restaurant operates a formal dress code, guests are kindly recommended to respect the environment and refrain from wearing sportswear, shorts, and beach shoes. Hotel guests typically opt for smart-casual attire. Both venues create immersive, sophisticated environments: Bocconi centres on culinary simplicity and Italian tradition, while Magritte immerses visitors in surrealism through design, art, and mixology. Together, they reflect Hotel Amigo's role as a hub of local art, culture, heritage, and creativity in Brussels.
Chef Fulvio Pierangelini, known as the godfather of Italian cooking, leads Ristorante Bocconi. His philosophy emphasises simplicity and seasonal, locally-sourced ingredients.
Signature dishes include Spaghetti Pomodoro, Lasagne with ragù, and Ravioli alla Carbonara made with guanciale.
Master mixologist Salvatore Calabrese created the bar's menu of 20 unique cocktails, including 10 inspired by Magritte's artworks and 10 classic cocktails from the artist's era.
Le Joueur Gourmand is a surrealist afternoon tea inspired by René Magritte's fascination with chess, blending British tea tradition with Belgian surrealism.
There is no formal dress code, but smart-casual attire is recommended, and sportswear, shorts, and beach shoes are discouraged.
Yes. Contact +32 2 547 47 15 or email ristorantebocconi@roccofortehotels.com for reservations at Ristorante Bocconi.
Yes. Bar Magritte features live jazz and serves as a space for candlelit conversations, chess, and late-night entertainment.
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