A modern, trendy wine bar serving what I consider the best fingerfood on offer: that is Ta-nnin, and it is one of the first places I mention when guests ask where to have a glass of wine in Antwerp. The city has plenty of spots to sit down with a drink, so I prefer to be specific about the ones I send people to.
Ta-nnin suits those who like a contemporary atmosphere rather than a formal dining room. The food is the second reason I recommend it, and I say so with confidence. Small bites are just what a good glass of wine calls for, so you can linger without committing to a full meal. If you are unsure what to order, I would start with the bites and let the wine follow.
Ta-nnin is a bar, so I would treat it as a stop for an aperitif or a relaxed evening out. I do not book tables there for guests, which makes it a good fit for an unplanned visit. Do check the current opening times before you set off, as I have not listed them here. Once you are back home, I would be glad to hear which wine you chose.
