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Teen reads news while waiting for father in Brussels café

bruzz.be · 14 October 2026
Teen reads news while waiting for father in Brussels café
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Thirteen-year-old Nino regularly visits Café Les Brasseurs in central Brussels, where he reads the newspaper while awaiting his father after school.

Nino lives with his mother in Vorst and with his father in Pont-à-Celles, and the café is conveniently located between his school in Jette and his father’s workplace in Brussels-Noord. He enjoys reading De Standaard newspaper, a habit he picked up from his father, and especially follows sports news.

Nino also enjoys a variety of hobbies including badminton, archery, karting, climbing, cycling, drawing, and reading. He recalls a particularly enjoyable atmosphere at the café during the FIFA World Cup, when it was crowded with people watching the games together. He finds much of the news depressing but remains cheerful when spending time with friends and pursuing his hobbies.

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