If you ask a Mouscron resident where to enjoy a good, simple meal, chances are they will tell you: "La Cloche, of course!" This family brasserie is a true pillar of the city center, open daily, and has remained true to itself since 1771 (yes, that's right).
On the menu: generous and unpretentious local dishes. Mussels with Bush beer, steak with Roquefort sauce, Flemish carbonnade, roast chicken... It's hearty, flavorful, and pleases everyone. The atmosphere is friendly, sometimes a bit noisy, but that's part of the place's charm. In summer, the large covered terrace is perfect for enjoying a good meal outdoors.
In short: a warm, hassle-free place where one always returns with pleasure – whether for a quick lunch or a family dinner.
La Cloche offers an old-fashioned brasserie atmosphere, with some notable efforts towards accessibility. The main entrance is step-free, and the aisles between tables are relatively clear, although space can be a bit tight during peak hours. Terrace access is easy and pleasant. The restrooms, however, are not always easily wheelchair accessible. That said, the staff is very kind and willing to adapt service if needed. A pleasant establishment, with some remaining potential for accessibility improvements.
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