Food: Their chicken skewer was very juicy and flavorful, as well as their ras asfour (beef, pine…read morenuts, and pomegranate molasses), which was not pictured. However, their side pita was very disappointing as it wasn't as flavorful or soft as I would have liked. Their kefta (minced meat) and soujouk (spicy sausage) skewer also lacked flavor and weren't as juicy. I would definitely recommend getting their chicken skewers and ras asfour if you come here! Service: Very attentive staff although food takes a bit longer to come out. Ambiance: I really enjoyed their decor and ambiance as it made it seemed as though you were somewhere else with their background music, wall decorations, and videos playing.

Reasonable price. Little outdoor space is just lovely!…read morePerfect for summer! Hummus, red pepper dip were delicious! Little lamb sausage was a bit too salty, the rest of the meat are very nice!

The first thing that arrived at our table at t' Brugs Pitahuis were five ramekins of housemade…read moresauces, along with little crackers and pretzels for dipping. There was the creamy garlic, cocktail sauce, and my favorites, the hot sauce, onions in spicy oil, and a creamy curry sauce! Each of these was delicious in its own right, but went along even more nicely with the wide selection of kebabs, shawarmas, and falafels on the menu. My pick was the pita falafel sandwich, which came with five freshly-fried, sesame-crusted fritters in grilled pita bread, along with a simple salad of greens, cucumbers, tomatoes, shredded carrots, and shredded endive (very Belgian!). I also got a side of the hummus, which was smooth and thin and perfect for dipping with the falafels. Next, I tried the pita with cubes of turkey, which were juicy and nicely marinaded. Interestingly, the menu here also featured a small selection of Indian dishes like dal and samosas, but the pita sandwiches were definitely the best value items and very reasonably priced given the location of this restaurant, right in the heart of Bruges. The service was also super friendly and extremely proud of their freshly-prepared, homemade sauces and dishes!

Though we didn't have a dinner and show (inside joke-check out my prior review from 2019), the food…read morewas exactly the same and the place looked exactly as it did in 2019, including the mantle with half-full bottles of liquor (still no Bourbon). Not a Pita as we know it, the food actually was better this time. The dipping sauces were great but the sald could have been larger. It was still a great choice. And to prove the point, the more things change, the more they are the same, my wife indicated the waitress was the same one we had in 2019. How is that for consistency!

Very delicious. Everything was very fresh very affordable.chill service and food ready do quickly…read more Nice and close to all the cathedrals and old buildings. Lovely spot.

What a lucky find was this place! I had the mixed grill and others with me had the meze combo and…read morefalafel. All the food was excellent. We chatted with the owner and he said they make their food (especially mezes) exactly the same way they make it home for themselves.

We've tried Lebanese restaurants in several places in Antwerp, but what made this restaurant our…read morefavorite are the following: the flavours are very clean, balanced and bright compared to any other places we tried before. The staff is professional and proactive, making sure you have everything you need. We went for their wine suggestion and couldn't be more pleased with the choice. The discovery menu can feel like a lot but believe me, you won't regret it if you want to try several Lebanese specialties at once. The meat was juicy and delicious with their flat bread and special garlic.

Superb restaurant hidden gem in Antwerp. Superb service and high quality food. For people unsure…read moreof Lebanese food they will recommend what to eat. Lebanese wine is super and again is hidden gem

Stylish interior; straightforward appetizer (averaging 6e) and platter (averaging 15e) menu with…read morepictures; right at the #4 Gent Sluizeken tram stop just at the top of a real middle-eastern restaurant row that stretches down Oudburg. The kibbeh on the kibbeh platter were delish, especially accented with the little bowl of yogurt/herb dip; the salads added freshness and spice to round off a really pleasant platter; the 3.50e white wine pour was smallish, but a nice clean, crisp accent to the meal; and the rice was out-of-this-world delicate, fine, heavenly. The rice is usually the last thing you might think about on a well-conceived, satisfying mixed platter like this, but it was hauntingly good. Attentive, kind, personal service. All restaurants in Ghent are priced on the high side (food is expensive in Belgium), but the 20e spent here were well spent.

2 stars for the nice waiter. The food was too bland or salty. Not good quality. The hummus was…read moreokay, but that was it. Very crowded and loud. They let people come in off the street to play music then come to your table and beg for money. The prices are expensive.

"In the Menu it says 'with dessert' - I don't have any dessert but I can offer you a coffee or tea…read more Is this okay for you?" Today I wonder why I didn't say No? This would have saved not only money but also experiencing bad service. Obviously there has never been a dessert available regarding the other reviews. But it works to draw visitors. Other guests had to pay for a salad although they asked in advance if it is included in the menu. You cannot pay by card and then she pretended she wouldn't have enough change. In the end I got back my change in 25 coins. Never again.

Great Falafel and fries! Super fresh ingredients from the market next door…read more Really small but cute! There is not a lot of space but you can also do take away and eat it at the park nearby :)

Came to this restaurant about a month ago to celebrate a friend's birthday. Immediately loved the…read moreambience and decor. We were promptly greeted and seated, we had reservations (recommendable). The waitress and waitresses were very amicable and attentive. Limited English but we were able to communicate effectively. We were a party of 9 so I was able to have a taste of various dishes, all yummy (I will be attaching photos but can not recall the names of all the dishes). I chose the house sangria for my drink and it was fresh and delicious. After dinner we decided to do the hookah, so we were moved to a private room with music. That was a nice touch to end the evening. We danced and finished the night drinking, smoking hookah, eating dessert and having some tea. I definitely recommend this place for group events or date night (group probably more fun).

This place has a great atmosphere, and a lot of large tables for groups of people. It was a perfect…read moreplace for a evening out with friends. The food was good; not the best Moroccan I have had, but it was still good. Typical Belgian service...not bad, but not particularly quick. Wait staff seemed understaffed as the night went on. When we arrived at 6:00 on a Saturday evening, the place was empty. By 9:00, it was packed. We made a reservation via their Facebook page. We will go back.

Very sweet staff and amazing food with mediterrean flavor just as we love it…read more And fit for vegetarians.

Hell yeah!! A very great experience…read more I arrived a Friday night without a reservation but they managed to find a spot for us. The menu is clear, there are main courses and also menus to share (minimum 2 people). Obviously, this is what we took in order for us to get a taste of a maximum of things. Once plates arrive, everything is well explained and patiently by the waiter. The red wine itself tastes a little bit funky but it's delicious with the food. All this for a little more then 40€ I can only recommend!

Amazing Mediterranean food. Had the Byblos menu and everything was delicious. The service was…read moreprompt, attentive and kind.