The Botanic Food Market
A Gourmet Sanctuary in the Heart of Brussels
About the Market
Nestled within the restored walls of a 19th-century deconsecrated church, Botanic Food Market redefines the culinary experience in Brussels. This 1,800 m² gourmet destination offers a curated selection of artisan vendors, organic grocers, and boutique eateries—all under a stunning Gothic vaulted ceiling.
More than a food hall, it’s a celebration of craft, culture, and community.
Gallery - Outside the building
Gallery - Inside the building
Vendor & Culinary Offering
The market hosts 72 carefully selected stands offering.
Belgian coffee, craft beers, and biodynamic wines complete the offering. Everything is built to
support clean eating, traceability, and the joy of discovery.
Fresh Artisan Produce
Meats, cheeses, seafood from local artisans
Organic & Specialty
Vegan, gluten-free, and organic packaged goods
Gourmet Dining
Street food, tapas, and brunch-style eateries
Communal Dining
150+ seats for shared experiences
Community & Cultural Programming
From chef-led masterclasses to seasonal tastings and pop-up events, the market is more than a place to shop—it’s a place to gather.
Collaborations with nearby cultural venues like Botanique and the Cirque Royal will bring a rhythm of music, food, and celebration to the district.
Why It Matters
Botanic Food Market breathes new life into a historic landmark. It brings together residents, tourists, and food lovers around a shared appreciation for sustainability, quality, and culture.
Sustainability & Digital Experience
Botanic Food Market is designed around eco-responsibility and digital convenience:
- Waste sorting, composting, and reusable packaging
- QR-code menus and contactless payments
- Online ordering and click-and-collect from market stalls
- Energy-efficient operations and vendor accountability
- Sustainability isn't an add-on—it's the foundation.
Project Location
Ideally located along Rue Royale, in the vibrant district of Saint-Josse-ten-Noode, the market benefits from exceptional accessibility—just steps from Botanique metro, tram, and bus lines.
Inside, the adaptive reuse of Église du Gesù creates an atmosphere that is both iconic and intimate, blending timeless architecture with modern functionality.
Involved Parties
Assets Reconversion Concepts & Creditor to the liquidation
Involved Parties
c/o Key Legal – Law Firm (M. Le Borne)
Avenue du Col Vert, n° 3
1170 Bruxelles
Liquidator
Rue Royale (en faillite)
/ Me Pol Massart, Curateur
Curateur près le Tribunal de l’Entreprise francophone de Bruxelles
SRL MASSART LAW
BCE : 0765.313.964
Rue des Alliés, 22 BP.0
1190-Forest
tél: + 32.2.541.05.00
Broker
Cushman & Wakefield
Avenue des Arts 56
1000 Bruxelles
Architects
Mr Thibaud Jadoulle & Marion Lust Willcocx Architecte
+32 496 60 19 36