Bistronomy Experience turns a night at Forest National into dinner and a show
14.09.2026
A concert night usually starts long before the artist takes the stage. Where should you grab a bite? What time should you leave? And how much time do you need for parking and the queue at the entrance? With the new Bistronomy Experience at Forest National, the run-up to the show becomes part of the experience. For a selection of shows, you can now enjoy a two-course dinner right inside the venue.
Your evening starts at your own table at Forest National. Enjoy dinner and drinks, catch up with your company, and then head to the show.
Bistronomy Experience combines dinner and concert
The Bistronomy Experience is a new addition to Forest National’s premium offering. Depending on the show, packages range from €131 to €159 per person. And there’s more to it than your ticket to the show. Before the performance, you’ll be served a two-course menu at your own table. Soft drinks, beer and wine are included, as well as one parking space for bookings of up to four people.
What really makes the difference is the pace of your evening. Combining a concert with dinner at a restaurant usually takes some planning. You need to make a reservation, allow enough time for your meal and then make sure you get to the venue on time. With Bistronomy, everything happens in one place.
From Myles Smith to Jungle
The first selection of events offering the Bistronomy Experience shows just how varied the programme is.
On Sunday 18 October 2026, Myles Smith comes to Forest National with his ‘My Mess, My Heart, My Life. Tour’. A few days later, on 23 October, it’s time for ‘LEGEND TOUR by Trade Republic’.
You can also start your concert night around the dinner table when Jungle takes the stage on 31 October. This autumn, the British group brings its blend of disco, soul and hip-hop to Brussels. Then, on 18 November, Interpol and Bloc Party share the stage as part of their European co-headline tour.
December brings two very different experiences. Phoebe Bridgers comes to Forest National with The Lost Tour on 5 December. And on 19 December, cinema takes centre stage with ‘The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring in Concert’, featuring Howard Shore’s iconic score performed live while the film plays on the big screen.
Your evening starts before the lights go down
For many visitors, live entertainment is about more than what happens on stage. The hours leading up to the show are part of the experience too. And that’s exactly what the Bistronomy Experience is designed for.
Choose Bistronomy and there’s no need to squeeze dinner in between your journey to the venue and the queue at the entrance. Your table is already waiting for you in the very place where you’ll enjoy the concert or show later that evening. Perfect!
