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Faites maison, ces emblêmes de la gastronomie belge se dégustent sans modération, tant qu'on les accompagne de persil frit et d'un filet de citron! A cuire dans l'huile la plus chaude possible (min. 180°) see less

Grey bread made with 3 flours: rye, buckwheat and traditional.The crust is fine and crispy. The crumb is tight. Perfect for sandwiches or dishes with sauce.It is named after the place where it was created: on the Place Saint-Job in Uccle!
Allergens: Gluten, Rye and Buckwheat see less

Bread with whole black olives. The crumb is oily and smells of olive oil.This bread is perfect as an aperitif with tapenade, tomato or fresh cheese.
Allergens: Gluten and Sulfites see less

Bread with currants and Piedmont hazelnuts. This bread is your breakfast friend. It also goes wonderfully with many cheeses.
Allergens: Gluten, Sulphites and Hazelnuts see less

Lamb short ribs are tasty and can easily be combined with a variety of dishes see less

Red label chicken leg see less

Red label chicken breast see less

La Palourde, c'est LE coquillage nécessaire pour des Pasta Alla Vongole, mais aussi pour une Clam Chowder. A consommer rapidement, et bien laver avant! L'idéal est de les laisser tremper dans une eau bien froide au moins 20 minutes. Comptez 200 à 250g de palourdes par personnes pour des pâtes ! see less

The classic barbecued beef skewer! Here marinated in paprika & chilli by Wesley Butcher shop! see less

About 4 slices per 150g
A delicious artisan ham roasted in honey for a long time for a great taste! see less

Traditional French white bread with natural leavening. Thick crust and dense crumb. Long shelf life
Allergens: Gluten see less

Half-grey bread enhanced with walnuts from Périgord (AOC), hazelnuts from Piedmont (IGP) and acacia honey.It is a richly flavoured bread that goes perfectly with fresh or hard cheeses.
Allergens: Gluten, Sulphites, Nuts and Hazelnuts see less

Very dark bread made with 5 flours ( wheat, barley, rye, buckwheat and oats) and 5 seeds (brown flax, yellow flax, sesame, millet and pumpkin seed) with natural sourdough.A very typical and complete bread that will accompany all your meals during the day.Toasted and chicory aromas come out of this bread.
Allergens: Gluten, Rye and Buckwheat see less

A dense grey bread with grains.Wholemeal spelt, wholemeal rye and wholemeal wheat flour with 5 grains: brown flax, yellow flax, sesame millet and poppy! A delicious treat!
Allergens: Gluten, Rye and Spelt see less

Crackers made with Beurre de Baratte de Bretagne and pearl sugar. Add to this 1 hour of kneading at slow speed with homemade sourdough and you will obtain an exceptional cracker that will keep for 4/5 days without any problem!
Allergens: Gluten, Eggs and Milk see less

This cracker is made with Brittany churned butter and currants. Add to this 1 hour of kneading at slow speed with homemade sourdough and you will obtain an exceptional cramique that will keep for 4/5 days without any problem!
Allergens: Gluten, Sulfites, Eggs and Milk see less

The latest syrup made with 100% pears and apples from the Herve region, guaranteed to be succulent and without colouring! see less

A delicious pork & veal meatloaf made daily in Roland's workshop, spicy and ready to cook. Allow 40 minutes at 200° in the oven, or 60 minutes at 180 if you prefer a gentler cooking style!
Contains traces or elements of: Gluten, eggs see less

Red label chicken thighs marinated with herbs and garlic, by Wesley! see less

Delicious, tender and not too fatty: Flank steak can't be explained, it has to be tasted! Free-range, grass-fed beef, matured between 3 and 5 weeks on the carcass. see less

A very thin slice, ideal for escalopes (you can cut them in two) or simply sautéed to brown and serve as veal. see less

In steak or roast, the Black Spot is the back part of the beef leg, also called "Gîte à la Noix" or Rumsteak. It is as tender as the tenderloin, a little more stringy and tastier! Ideal for braises and roasts or steak! see less

Plus petit qu'une sole, avec un peu moins de chair et au goût plus léger dont certain raffolent!
Origine: Mer du Nord - Belgique see less

White and tasty meat with a melting texture. The veal chop gives it a spicy taste thanks to the bone! see less

Black Angus beef hamburger, the mythical Irish breed. see less

Black Angus Picanha smells like Ireland! It is a beautiful piece of meat covered with a layer of soft fat see less

Like a knuckle of ham, but without the bone! A tender meat that should never be overcooked, otherwise you will lose the juice and the fine taste! see less

An ideal piece for simmered dishes, the shank is the piece around the shin of the animal. Its more gelatinous meat and marrow bone provide the creaminess needed for a successful Osso Bucco or pot-au-feu! see less

Also known as lean bacon, pork belly lends itself to many recipes. It is often used in Asian cuisine, in broths or with noodles, but also to accompany great dishes with a little meaty and salty touch, less fatty than bacon. see less

It is the jaret without the bone, ideal as a slightly less stringy alternative to carbonade, for simmered dishes or... boiled dishes! see less

Whether it's Flemish style or fondue, carbonades can be cooked in all sorts of ways! This piece, selected by Wesley, comes from the part of the beef shoulder closest to the bone, which is the most stringy. see less

An ideal piece for 2 people (or a big eater ;-) ) of Duroc pork, a breed much appreciated by amateurs for its tender and juicy taste. In short, it is the "Black Angus" of pork! see less

Slices of lamb marinated with rosemary and olive oil. see less

The joy of a pork roast, with bone & ribs. These are the first ribs joined together, ideal for baking! see less

A real English lamb chop. A delicious alternative to minced beef for classics such as the mince pie, or for inspiration in keftas, dumplings and other delicacies! see less

La joue de bœuf Black Angus est un morceau de viande tendre et savoureux longtemps délaissé mais depuis quelques années à nouveau apprécié see less

A traditional Burrata preserved in a vine leaf. An Apulian cheese par excellence, Burrata was invented by a farmer who wanted to preserve his unsold mozzarella by adding milking cream to it! This is what gave this creamy cousin of Mozza its unique appearance!
Milk type: Cow; Origin: Puglia
Milling: No see less

Not very fleshy, it owes its strong iodine taste to its maturing in the claires, the shallow clay basins of the island of Oleron. It is one of the most appreciated varieties. see less

The most tender and noble part of the veal, coming from the back, just next to the sirloin. When roasted, it melts under the tongue. An incredible delicacy, a tender and lean meat, fine and tasty for this veal raised in the open air in Belgium. You can also choose a finer cut and fry it on the grill or in the pan! see less

Large unpeeled scampi, available daily from the North Sea! see less