am gonna be in Brussels city centre for 4 days with a teacher

Belgian here, if you want cheap places you can go to a "friterie" which is some kind of snack where you can get a "mitraillette" (bread with meat and french fries) and some other belgian stuff (fricadelle, etc.). Regarding beer, you have so many of them that i cant help you ...

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>>7377402
You have to clarify what 'cheap' is to you. Food truck? Greasy spoon with a few tables? Affordable restaurant?

Hoegaarden Original White Ale is easy to find and a really nice, consistent witbier.
St. Bernardus Witbier is outstanding and you can get it at Délirium Café which is a must to visit anyway. I would generally avoid all the tourist trap restaurants on the streets leading to Délirium though.

If you want to try a quadrupel style beer, go for the always excellent Trappistes Rochefort 10.

>>7378619
cheap is less than €15 for a full meal
>>7378418
>Belgian here, if you want cheap places you can go to a "friterie"
how do I recognize one?

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>>7378624
I don't really have restaurants to recommend at that price point.

Go to Tonton Garby for an incredible sandwich for about €5.
Exki is a good chain café selling 'healthy' convenience food like quiche, pasta, soup and sandwiches.
Mykonos on Rue du Marché aux Fromages sells awesome gyros that really hit the spot after a night of drinking.
Le Bistro Porte de Hal serves some basic but solid tastes of Belgium with mains priced at €12 - €18.
Friteries can be found pretty much anywhere and serve various tasty junk food.

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>>7377402
>EU institutions

>>7378714

Is that the official Belgian fry eating stance or something?