Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Namur from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Namur
Namur’s most structured dining sits in La Plante and Centre, where tasting menus and Michelin recognition set the tone.
La Plante’s Michelin-starred restaurant pairs an extensive wine list with sommelier-led service and tasting menu or prix fixe formats. Its creative cooking and cheese cave give it a defined fine-dining identity. It is the city’s only starred restaurant in our guide.
In Centre, 90 Degrés is built around a tasting menu and modern French cooking. It serves lightly smoked asparagus with puffed quinoa and pea emulsion, and the kitchen works in a multi-course format.
Centre’s L'Espièglerie has an extensive wine list, sommelier-led service, and an a la carte format, with Michelin Bib Gourmand recognition in 2024, 2025, and 2026. It holds a 4.6 rating across 777 Google reviews.
These rooms lean on serious bottles, natural wine, and compact food formats, with a clear emphasis on wine-forward dining.
Old Town Namur’s Pépite - Cave à manger is a wine-focused room built around seasonal small plates and an exceptional natural wine selection. The format sits between restaurant and wine bar, with an oenologist shaping the list and the room designed around producer-driven bottles.
In Centre, Vino Vino is a wine bar and shop with a wine program, knowledgeable staff, and small plates made from natural ingredients. Marc leads the service and recommendations, and the room sits apart from Namur’s beer-led drinking culture.
Bistro Camélia in Namur pairs a seasonal French bistro format with natural wine and a list. Michelin Plate recognition sits alongside a short seasonal menu and a concise wine list.
Centre has the densest concentration of serious dining and wine-led rooms in Namur. La Plante holds the city’s Michelin-starred restaurant, while Old Town Namur adds a cave à manger with an exceptional natural wine selection. Jambes and Citadelle add riverside brasserie and modern French dining to the mix.
Namur has 1 Michelin-starred restaurant in our guide, Attablez-vous in La Plante. The city also has 1 Michelin star in total, and Attablez-vous is the only venue with that award in our guide.
Centre and La Plante are the clearest places to look for tasting menus in Namur. Attablez-vous in La Plante offers a tasting menu and prix fixe format, and 90 Degrés in Centre is built around a tasting-menu structure. La table du Royal Snail also lists a tasting menu among its formats.
Our guide counts 3 venues with exceptional wine programs: Attablez-vous in La Plante, Pépite - Cave à manger in Old Town Namur, and Les Terrasses de l'Écluse in Jambes. Centre also has rooms with wine lists such as L'Espièglerie and Vino Vino.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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Selected entries from the current guide for Namur.
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Attablez-vous holds a Michelin star earned in both 2024 and 2025, placing chef Andreas Fischer among the small group of recognised creative French kitchens operating outside Belgium's major cities. The address on Tienne Maquet puts it squarely within Namur's quieter residential register, a setting that sharpens the contrast between the surroundings and the precision on the plate.
Namur, Belgium
L'Espièglerie holds back-to-back Michelin Bib Gourmand recognition for 2024 and 2025, placing it among Namur's most consistent modern cuisine addresses at the €€€ price point. Located on Rue des Tanneries, the restaurant sits in a city where serious cooking increasingly punches above its provincial reputation.
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A Michelin Plate-recognised bistro on Rue des Fossés Fleuris in central Namur, Bistro Camélia operates a short seasonal menu alongside an equally concise wine list, the format of a kitchen that knows its limits and works precisely within them. At the €€ price point, it sits in a different register from Namur's starred tables, offering the kind of focused, mid-week dining that cities twice its size rarely do this well.
Namur, Belgium
A Michelin Plate-recognised brasserie on the banks of the Meuse, Brasserie du Quai holds a steady position in Namur's mid-range dining tier. The kitchen works within the tradition of Belgian brasserie cooking, offering the kind of unhurried, generous meal that the format has always promised. Practical pricing at the €€ level makes it one of the more accessible entries in the city's recognised restaurant set.
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La table du Royal Snail holds a Michelin Plate for 2024 and 2025, placing it in the recognised tier of Namur's modern cuisine scene at a €€€ price point that sits level with the city's most credentialled tables. Located on Avenue de la Plante, it draws, signalling consistent delivery rather than occasional peaks. For a Walloon city of Namur's size, that combination of recognition and reliability carries real weight.
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Le Roi de Trèfle holds consecutive Michelin Plate recognition for 2024 and 2025, placing it among Namur's most consistently regarded Classic French tables. Located on Avenue Baron Louis Huart, it operates in the grand brasserie tradition: full-format service, a kitchen anchored in French technique, returning clientele rather than a tourist-driven audience.
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A Michelin Plate holder for two consecutive years, Les Potes au Feu delivers modern French cooking at a mid-range price point on Namur's Avenue de la Plante. The kitchen works within the structured logic of multi-course dining, where value and curation do the heavy lifting. For a city with limited fine-dining depth, it occupies a clear position in the better end of the accessible tier.
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La Plage d'Amée holds a Michelin Plate for 2024 and 2025, placing it among the recognized modern cuisine addresses in the Namur area. For the Walloon dining scene, it occupies a considered mid-to-upper tier, serious cooking without the formality of a starred room.
Namur, Belgium
Partage holds a Michelin Plate (2025), positioning it among Namur's more recognised modern cuisine addresses at a mid-range price point. The €€ bracket makes it one of the more accessible entries in the city's award-acknowledged dining tier, where contemporaries like L'Espièglerie operate at €€€. A considered option for those tracking Belgian fine dining beyond Brussels and the Flemish circuit.
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Restaurant les Coulisses occupies a quiet address in Floreffe, just outside the Namur urban core, and earned a White Star recognition from Star Wine List in April 2023, a signal of a serious wine program alongside the kitchen. The restaurant sits in the mid-to-upper tier of Namur's dining scene, where wine-driven dining rooms are carving out a distinct identity separate from the city's brasserie tradition.
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On Rue des Brasseurs in central Namur, 90 Degrés occupies an address that places it squarely within the city's emerging fine-dining conversation. The restaurant's multi-course format signals a kitchen working in a progressional register, where each plate builds on the logic of the last. For Wallonia, that kind of structured ambition remains rarer than the region's culinary potential deserves.
Namur, Belgium
Belle & Chocolat in Namur serves ethical bean-to-bar chocolate, including organic pralines, discovery bars, and Congo nut rocks, in a historic building with a quiet, casual setting.
Namur, Belgium
Brasserie François occupies a commanding position on Place Saint-Aubain, one of Namur's most architecturally coherent squares, putting it in direct conversation with the city's cathedral and civic heritage. The brasserie format here belongs to a Belgian tradition that sits between neighbourhood bistro and formal restaurant, holding ground that more casualised dining trends have steadily eroded elsewhere in Wallonia.
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Cagette occupies a address on Rue des Brasseurs in central Namur, placing it inside a small city whose dining scene has grown more ambitious than its size suggests. The restaurant operates within a Walloon restaurant culture that increasingly favours market-led formats and tight menus over broad à la carte ranges. For visitors working through Namur's better tables, it belongs on the shortlist.
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Caprice sits on the Chaussée de Louvain in Namur, positioning itself within a provincial dining scene that has quietly developed serious ambition over the past decade. The address places it east of the city centre, away from the tourist circuit around the Citadelle, in a corridor where neighbourhood restaurants tend to serve a loyal local clientele rather than passing trade.
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On the Chaussée de Dinant south of Namur's city centre, Carré d'herbes occupies a position in the quieter, residential register of Belgian provincial dining, the kind of address that rewards those who look beyond the old town.
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Rue Haute Marcelle and the Namur Dining Context Namur sits at the confluence of the Sambre and Meuse rivers, a compact Walloon city that has spent the past decade quietly building a dining culture more serious than its size might suggest. The...
Namur, Belgium
La Carte du Roi serves French-Belgian brasserie cooking at Circus Casino Resort, with waterfront terrace seating, an extensive wine list, and local sourcing.
Namur, Belgium
A chocolate specialist on Namur's Avenue du Prince de Liège, La femme du chocolatier sits within a city that takes confectionery craft seriously. The address draws visitors looking for precise, ingredient-focused chocolate work in a country where cacao sourcing and technique are points of genuine civic pride. It occupies a distinct register from Namur's restaurant scene.
Namur, Belgium
Le Panorama sits along the Rte Merveilleuse in Namur, a city where serious cooking has historically operated in the shadow of Brussels and Liège. The setting positions it within a tier of destination dining that rewards guests willing to look beyond the obvious Belgian culinary capitals. For those building an itinerary around the Walloon interior, it belongs in the planning conversation.
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On Place Chanoine Descamps in central Namur, Le Pâtanthrope occupies a square that sits at the intersection of the city's civic and gastronomic life. Among Namur's mid-to-upper dining tier, alongside creative addresses like Attablez-vous and modern kitchens such as L'Espièglerie, it holds a distinct position worth understanding before you book.
Namur, Belgium
Le Royal occupies a prominent address on Namur's Place du Théâtre, placing it at the intersection of the city's civic and dining life. The restaurant sits within a competitive local tier that includes creative French and modern Belgian tables, making it a reference point for visitors assessing Namur's more serious dining options. Confirm current hours and booking requirements directly before visiting.
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Namur, Belgium
Selected by the Michelin Guide for hotels in 2025, NE5T Hotel & Spa sits at Allée de Menton in Namur, the Walloon capital where the Sambre meets the Meuse. The property positions itself within Belgium's growing tier of design-conscious regional hotels that trade scale for considered atmosphere, making it a credible base for exploring the city and the Ardennes beyond.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Namur.
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A dual-format wine bar and shop on Rue des Brasseurs in central Namur, Vino Vino operates at the smaller end of Belgium's specialist wine scene. The space is compact, the selection personal, and the service is led by Marc, whose approach to pairing recommendation and hospitality draws a loyal local following. For wine-focused visitors to Namur, it sits in a different tier from the city's beer-led drinking culture.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Namur.
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