
Step into the graceful world of Jane Austen at The Poet on 13th November from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Details:
Date: Thursday, 13th November
Time: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Theme: Jane Austen inspired cocktails
Price: €46 per person
Craft 2 Gin Cocktails
Appetizers Included
Language: English
A night of good taste and good company - Austen-style. Spots are limited, so book yours now and we will send you a link to guarantee your place closer to the event's date.

Happy Hour
- The Poet Beer: Our exclusive house triple, brewed with four noble hops - three of them Belgian - delivering a bold aroma and a smooth, poetic finish.
- Spring Breeze Cocktail: A blend of rosé wine, grapefruit juice, sparkling water, rose syrup, and a twist of orange peel. Light, floral, and ideal for sunset sipping.
All details below:
- When: Monday to Friday
- Time: 5 PM - 6 PM
- Deal: Buy one, get one free
- Included drinks: The Poet Beer (10€) / Spring Breeze Cocktail (€12)

Jazz Renaissance – BAM! Trio
Step into an evening where afterwork meets artistry!
The BAM! Trio is a Belgian soul/jazz group centered around the Hammond organ. The group will be performing live at Renaissance Brussels, guiding you through a hauntingly beautiful night.
With free live jazz, the evening features curated cocktails and a special 3-course menu.
Details:
- BAM! Trio
- Thursday, 23/10
- 19h00 - 21h00
- Special 3-course menu at €45 per person
Please note that the à la carte menu will not be available that evening.
Join Brussels' most stylish crowd. Secure now your table.

AMAI LE PAIN - Beer Crafted From Leftover Bread
Amai Le Pain is an IPA beer (4% of alcohol) and offers a light and fruity taste with tropical fruit aroma. The fermentation with Norwegian yeast gives it a dry and acid touch. Amai le Pain's name is a tribute to Belgium's two official languages: 'Amai' is a popular Flemish expression used to express amazement or surprise, akin to 'WOW,' while 'Le Pain' means 'bread' in French. The fusion of 'Amai' and 'Le Pain' translates to 'WOW, The Bread,' signifying the bread's metamorphosis into a drinkable beer.