Location: Roeselare

West Flanders Province, Belgium

Country: Belgium

Community: Flemish Community

Region: Flemish Region

Province: West Flanders

Arrondissement: Roeselare

Government

• Mayor: Kris Declercq (CD&V)

• Governing party/ies: CD&V, sp.a, Groen

Area

• Total: 59.79 km (23.09 sq mi)

Population (1 January 2017)

• Total: 61,657

• Density: 1,000/km (2,700/sq mi)

Postal codes: 8800

Area codes: 051

Website: www.roeselare.be

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Where to eat Pub food in Roeselare: The Best Restaurants and Bars

September 3, 2020 Misti Hsu

Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Roeselare. Roeselare (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈrusəlaːrə], French: Roulers, West Flemish: Roeseloare) is a Belgian city and municipality in the Flemish province of West Flanders. The municipality comprises the city of Roeselare proper and the towns of Beveren, Oekene and Rumbeke.
Things to do in Roeselare

1. De nieuwe klokke

Grote Markt 1A, Roeselare 8800 Belgium Bar, Pub [email protected] +32 485 31 63 33 https://www.facebook.com/nieuweklokke/

Reviewed By McVk11

Aangenaam zitten op het grote terras. Die trouwens ook verwarmd kan worden. Naast de gezellige sfeer die er heerst is de bediening heel goed. Vriendelijk, vlot en goedlachs. Met de cocktails heb je voor ieder wat wils. Heel leuke zaak!

Top 10 Dutch food in Roeselare, West Flanders Province, Belgium

2. De Lange Giraf

Zuidstraat 7, Roeselare 8800 Belgium Bar, Cafe, Pub, Wine Bar https://www.facebook.com/delangegiraf/

Reviewed By DoreenM1064

gezellig en trendy, leuk om te zitten, heel vriendelijk onthaal en vlotte bediening met nodige uitleg over verschillende biertjes, de beste plaats in Roeselare

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3. KoersKaffee

Polenplein 15, Roeselare 8800 Belgium Dutch, European, Pub, Gastropub, Soups [email protected] +32 472 24 57 60 http://Koerskaffee.be

Reviewed By 790SimonM

We were planning a cycling tour in Flanders when we heard about the fascinating Koers cycling museum, but thatâs another topic. We arrived after 40k of wind, rain and hail needing food. The Koers Kaffee came up trumps; there were lots of other cyclists as well as families. The menu is in Flemish but the lady who came to take our order was happy to explain the two sections: âsmall hungerâ and âbig hungerâ, plus the regional specials and an excellent selection of beers (of course, we were in Flanders). We followed her advice and had a dish of potatoes mashed with buttermilk, poached eggs and shrimps. Sounds odd? Yes, but it was very tasty. The local Rodenbach beer went down well, quickly followed by another one, and we were in the mood for the museum and another 40k ride back to Ieper. Iâve already recommended it to friends at home and Iâll certainly go again for lunch and spend longer in the museum, too.

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