Does Chez Clément sell gift cards?

A gift card for a brasserie that has been a Genval & La Hulpe landmark since 1858 is a thoughtful present: it slots equally well into a Christmas envelope, a wedding-anniversary card, an end-of-year corporate thank-you, or a retirement gift list. The recipient can use the credit across both restaurant services (lunch 12:00 to 14:30, dinner 19:00 to 22:30), at the bar (open continuously from 12:00 to 01:00), and on signature evenings such as the Thursday disco night or the autumn Raclette season.

The Chez Clément gift card is sold in paper format (no digital voucher option at the moment) and the amount is free: you choose the value when you order, with no fixed minimum or maximum denomination. The card can be used flexibly across the brasserie's offer: a Sunday lunch for two, a Thursday disco night dinner, an aperitif moment at the bar, a contribution to a larger family gathering.

Under standard Belgian law, paid gift cards are valid for at least one year from the issue date in most cases, and longer for some formats, the exact term at Chez Clément will be set by the house policy and printed on the card itself or on the digital voucher. For corporate gifts (year-end gifts for employees, client retention gifts, partner thank-yous), the events team at info@brasseriechezclement.be can prepare a tailored order, with personalised messages or branded packaging where relevant.

A gift card is a natural complement to the broader experience the brasserie offers: a multi-generational room, an all-house-made kitchen led by chef Vincent Frédéric De Laloy (in post since 1996), a brigade of thirty-two, and a 230-seat venue ten metres from the communal border of La Hulpe in the green corner of Walloon Brabant. The recipient gets more than a meal, they get a small, easy plan for a Sunday lunch or a Thursday evening close to Brussels.