
Brasserie · Restaurant · Place Rouppe
A warm dining room with its bar, a private upstairs floor for your groups and a large sunny terrace. Place Rouppe 9, 1000 Brussels.
Place Rouppe 9
1000 Brussels
+32 2 387 26 00
Booking by phone
Open from 8am
Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Our spaces
Click on a photo to open it full-size. Filter by space to discover the dining room, the private upstairs floor or the terrace.
SPACE 01
Pine-green walls, wooden floor, a well-stocked counter and amber lamps: the main room, from breakfast to the last drink.
SPACE 02
Group room upstairs, available for private hire for up to 70 people: birthdays, team lunches, family gatherings.
SPACE 03
Facing Place Rouppe, our large sunny terrace for a morning coffee or an end-of-day beer.



The house
Behind the counter of Le Saint d'Hic III, it's Marianne who pours the beers and welcomes everyone like family: morning coffee, slow-cooked dish of the day, a glass of wine and sharing boards. A family brasserie, present in the dining room from the first coffee to the last drink.



Meyboom
Le Saint d'Hic III is the meeting place of the Gardevils, those who watch over the Meyboom tree and keep this centuries-old Brussels tradition alive. Photos, mementos and illustrations of the tree's guardians decorate our walls.
Next edition: August 2027.
Homemade
The owner cooks every day herself: slow-cooked dishes, Belgian classics and small family recipes. No industrial food here, just homemade cooking.

BELGIAN DISH
Belgian endives coated in a creamy béchamel, baked until golden. A regional classic served with fresh bread.

HOMEMADE PASTA
Spaghetti served with a long-simmered sauce, generously topped with grated cheese. Italian comfort food, Marianne's way.
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Groups
Birthday, team lunch, family gathering: tell us what you need and we'll get back to you quickly.
Or call us directly on +32 2 387 26 00
Or write to us at reservationstdhic3@gmail.com
Address
A short walk from Brussels-South station and the Marolles market. Easy to reach by tram, bus and metro.
Public transport
Anneessens and Lemonnier stations, on the ring line. Get off at Anneessens: Place Rouppe is 300 m away. Brussels-South station (2, 6) is also 8 minutes' walk.
Trams 3, 4 and 51 stop at Anneessens and Lemonnier (pre-metro, below the boulevard). The 82 serves Lemonnier from Berchem and Drogenbos.
Bus 48 stops directly at Place Rouppe / Anneessens, while the 86 and 46 pass by Lemonnier and Boulevard Maurice Lemonnier. Noctis night buses run at weekends from the Bourse.
Brussels-South (Thalys/Eurostar/TGV) is 800 m away, Brussels-Chapelle 700 m and Brussels-Central 1.3 km. From Brussels-South: walk straight up Avenue de Stalingrad to Place Rouppe.
The area is a wide pedestrian zone: the metro remains the simplest option. Villo!: Rouppe and Anneessens stations right in front of the brasserie.
By car
Central Brussels is almost entirely paid on-street parking. The simplest and cheapest option for a full meal: an underground car park just a few minutes' walk from the brasserie.
Rue Van Helmont 19, 1000 Brussels
300 m — 4 min walk
Underground, 119 spaces, open 24/7. Ideal for lunch as well as dinner.
Google Maps directionsAvenue de Stalingrad, 1000 Brussels
200 m — 3 min walk
Under Square de l'Aviation, on the axis of Brussels-South station. Handy if you arrive via the small ring road.
Google Maps directionsPlace Poelaert, 1000 Brussels
750 m — 10 min walk
Large capacity beneath the Law Courts, convenient if coming from Louise or the Sablon.
Google Maps directionsRue du Marché aux Herbes 104, 1000 Brussels
850 m — 12 min walk
The most central option if you're combining your visit with the Grand-Place, open day and night.
Google Maps directionsPlace Rouppe and the whole Pentagon (historic centre) are in a paid grey zone, according to the City of Brussels' official parking plan:
Our advice: for a full meal, the underground car park is often cheaper than the street and avoids the stress of the 4h30 time limit. Full regulations on bruxelles.be/stationnement.