Can I give a Chez Clément meal as a gift voucher?

A meal gift voucher and a gift card are close cousins in everyday language but technically distinct. A gift card carries a financial amount that the recipient can spend freely on any meal, any drink, any service. A meal gift voucher, more typical in continental Europe, is configured for a specific experience, for example, « a dinner for two with a wine pairing », « a Raclette evening for four », or « a Sunday lunch for the family ». Both formats work as a gift; the difference is mostly in how the gesture is framed.

Chez Clément, with its multi-generational positioning and its signature recurring moments, the Thursday Thursday disco nights evenings since the mid-1990s, the September Pétanque tournament with around fifty teams, the October-November Raclette season with invited Swiss cheesemakers, lends itself well to themed vouchers. A « Raclette for two on a Friday evening » voucher, for instance, makes a much warmer gift than a flat amount on a card. The same logic applies to a « Sunday lunch for a family of four ».

The Chez Clément voucher takes the form of a paper card with a free amount set by the buyer, the same product as the gift card. There is no closed catalogue of themed vouchers: the team simply notes the experience you want to gift (number of guests, type of meal, indicative date range, any specific preference for conservatory, terrace or bar) and issues a paper voucher with the value you choose. The recipient redeems it as they would a gift card.

For corporate clients planning year-end gestures (employees, key clients, partners) the events team at info@brasseriechezclement.be can prepare batches of vouchers with branded packaging or personalised messages. The brasserie has welcomed guests under five generations of family ownership since 1858, and the events team is used to fielding all kinds of festive logistics, from a wedding lunch in the conservatory to a corporate retention campaign anchored in a Chez Clément evening.