The beer selection here is insane. My husband and I stopped in for a few pints and had a fun time…read more Bruge's Little Bear is a must visit.

I visited here with my wife 10 years ago, and I still think of it often. One of the coziest, most…read morespecial places I've been in my many travels. Our server may have been the owner, she had an air of authority to her, but the most laid back vibe. She guided us through the massive beer menu, found a perfect fit for our tastes, and we luxuriated in a truly special place. Even if you're not a beer connoisseur, don't miss out on this place. You will love beer more forever after.

Yum! Found this place thanks to Yelp, just a short walk from our hotel (which was appreciated in…read morethe cold). The place was packed when we arrived! I'd advise making reservations if possible. Thankfully there was one small table for 2 left and we snagged it. Service was great. Food was delicious. I opted for the spicy shrimp diablo. So good. And even better because I got to have some fries from my friend's meatballs. And, of course, there was beer. Lots of beer. Lovely dinner experience. Try it out if you're in the area.

Passable but overpriced with mediocre food. Really not great and service is slow although friendly…read more Much better restaurants in the area.

I've never seen a menu that was half an inch thick before, this was definitely a first for us! The…read moremenu includes food, drinks, and multiple languages, which explains its impressive size. With so many options, we were excited to explore what they had to offer. Today, we ordered the onion soup, shrimp and cheese croquettes with salad, rabbit with potato croquettes, and the beef stew with fries. Both entrees also came with apple sauce, which was an interesting and surprisingly good pairing. The ambiance is warm, cozy, and inviting, and the service was great. The portions were generous, and most of the dishes we tried were delicious. The beef stew was the highlight of the meal. The meat was incredibly tender and packed with flavor. Eating it with the apple sauce created a nice balance and kept the dish from feeling too heavy. The rabbit was also very tender, it looked similar to a chicken thigh and drumstick, although you can definitely tell the bone structure is different. The apple sauce paired nicely with the rabbit and added a great contrast to the flavor. The shrimp croquettes were tasty, but the cheese flavor was not my favorite. The onion soup was also very different from the traditional versions we're used to. It had a strong, unusual flavor that felt a little harsh and even gave a slight burning sensation in the throat, so it wasn't my favorite dish.

We trained from Brussels to Bruges for the afternoon and I love finding myself in towns where I can…read morereally see myself returning, places where you feel off the grid in a really nice way. We'd planned to have dinner here but did not make a booking and really lucked out with the last table open when we came in. Please, ensure you make a booking if you want to dine here. I had no idea how consistently full they'd be and felt grateful the entire time to have snagged a spot. When I tell you my fish stew has to be one of the top 5 things I've ever eaten in life, I am not kidding. It was so spectacular. I had no idea what to order and asked for a recommendation and this was it. This soup blew my mind, spoonful after spoonful it was the yummiest, most delish, comfort meal I've had in a long time. We had a very and tasty experience. Highly recommend.

Due to a train cancellation, we arrived late to Bruges and were happy to find a place still open…read morethat served vegan burgers. Service was good, if not particularly friendly. But we later found that to be the case with most restaurants in Bruges so maybe that's just the culture here. So that is fine. The burgers arrived hot and presentation was very nice and looked delicious. Sadly, taste-wise, the burgers were kinda meh. Not like a veggie burger with distinct beans/veggies/rice or an Impossible burger that is meat-like. It was sorta soft and kinda generic-tasting. But it wasn't bad. Just meh. The fries were delicious but I guess that is to be expected. It was a satisfying meal but I guess the veggie burger movement is still somewhat nascent here and will likely get better with time. Would I return if I am in Bruges again? Yes, I would.

The server couldn't care any less about providing good service. If we wanted something we had to…read morego find the server. Also we order a water. It came in a nice glass bottle only to find out later that they reuse the same bottles by filling it with tap water from the bar sink. And still charge you 3.20 euros for tap water. Really. I am willing to pay for bottled water, but not be trucked into paying for tap water. Awful.

I really love the ambiance of this place. The staff is accommodating and very friendly. The food is…read moresuperb.

Excellent place for ribs and steak. Best to make a reservation as it is a popular place. Also…read morebest to go hungry because the portions, (at least the rib portions) are big. They also have a good selection of local beers. Ambiance was very friendly as was the service. Highly recommended.

Irish pub in Belgium. Who knew?! Recommended by a friend who stayed next door at the Crown Plaza…read more This guy loves Crown Plazas. Not sure why, they aren't great, but that's another story. Fairly authentic Irish bar with bartenders from all over the EU. Spunky. Fun Fact: Most expensive beer on the menu is Coors Light.

Great pub in Bruges. Bartender was great. Had the cottage pie with extra gravy and cheese! Enjoyed…read morea Belgium beer

My favorite coffee shop in Bruges! You'll feel so cozy and satisfied here. What we love:…read more -Owner = kindest person we met in Belgium -Warm drinks come w/homemade cookies -Menu is interesting (savory and sweet) -Every dish is carefully curated -Baked goods change daily -Butter is local and absolutely amazing -Located in a cute area of the city -Full of locals (slightly outside of main area) -Indoor and outdoor seating

We came here as our first brunch place in Brugge. The place is an easy walk from our hotel. And…read morebecause it's big there is no long line in the sun. The servers speak great English and are very accommodating to tourist such as us. As we are still learning about the culture here etc some parts of the menu are served at specific times of the day. The coffees were so good here. For lunch I highly recommend the Hummus sandwich. The food is fresh! The ambience is incredible. Free WiFi is offered here too.

Great atmosphere!! Fun American light rock, good variety of drinks. The only turn off is the self…read moreservice but that's ok because the team is cool!

Long before I met Lauren, Leine and I traveled Europe, landing in Brugge in a small aircraft and…read moretwo overstuffed bags, out for blood. And eventually, out for beer at Bar des Amis. It's the kind of place you get drunk and look around and marvel at the inevitability of life's wonderment. That if you choose a path, it somehow finds you. And with Leine being blonde and gorgeous carrying around a tiny jar of moonshine infused custard for occasional dips of her pinky, I felt myself turning into an image I'd dreamed of since the age of nine, a traveling artist with a muse and the caked wavy hair once worn by Tristan Tzara, the dark sunken eyes of Man Ray, Leine posing at Bar des Amis as if in black and white with a bottle of Duval. She pours it slowly. Sips, leans in to kiss me and I can still hear the bubbles fizzle out on her lips. The bartender is tall and modelesque, and takes to Leine. He adds us on Facebook. I order three rounds of beer here and they're sweet; this moment is so rich, it's cloying. I can't help but think of what can go wrong. Yet the barstools feel stable beneath us. The Bar des Amis furniture is nothing special. The patrons, though, are. They are glad, not yelling at the TV during soccer like in the other pubs. The bartender gives us a free shot and smiles at my flirtatious girl. Her shoulders are exposed and she's receptive. Her energy is a powerful light beaming from the chest. She reminds me of me! He leans in to tell us that Brugge is thinking of creating a network of underground piping strictly for beer because the cobblestone alleyways are too narrow for the beer trucks. Leine laughs but I've turned cynical and profess that the town looks a bit like the town in Pinocchio. Like the buildings are set pieces and that our perfect little world might crumble. How much beer did I have here? Am I that unsure of her love? I'm being unfair, of course. Leine has done nothing to deserve my darkness. Her hand has been a fixture on my thigh. It's not until later, when we meet an Englishman here, who warns us of pickpockets in Rome, that our night unfolds into powder white oblivion.

We visited from England yesterday . Oh my this place…read moredidn't disappoint, the food was awesome, staff amazing and they served English breakfast tea in very cute pots.. Very highly recommend.

Love love love That's Toast! I would travel back to Bruges just to eat here again and highly…read morerecommend visitors to swing by and grab a bite. The restaurant itself is cute, the lighting and decor is bright and beautiful, and the service is out of this world. They're the friendliest staff and everyone was so inviting and chatted up every table. The food is scrumptious and they're using fresh ingredients for every plate they churn out. My husband ordered the Triple Madame which is a Croque but with an extra piece of bread and a spicy mayo on the side. The bread was so crisp and sopped up the yolk from the yolk from a perfectly fried sunny side up egg. I ordered the granola with yogurt. Sounds lame but let me tell you that the yogurt was thick and creamy and topped with homemade granola, sliced grapes, goji berries, blackberries, blueberries, and passionfruit. Delicious. Their coffee and fresh orange juice was just as good. Their specialty when we went was a red velvet latte which was months before I saw it on menus back in the states. I can't wait to return to Bruges and visit That's Toast! Please start selling totes though - I asked to buy one that day and unfortunately they didn't sell them. Sadness.

Saw on google that this was the best place for fries in bruge, but was slightly disappointed with…read morethe order compared to the fries I had in brussels. While the sauces were really good (curry ketchup and spicy pulled chicken), the fries tasted pretty average. Recommend both sauces, especially the pulled chicken!, but can probably get them elsewhere as well.

A solid choice for croquet and fries in Brugge. If you want lunch, definitely come here! (I…read morewouldn't necessarily recommend some of the other restaurants in the market, as they get touristy and food quality cannot really compare.) Better come for a late lunch (say after 1:30 pm) as seating upstairs is very limited. They do close down between 3 and 5 pm so don't come too late. Also, make sure to study the menu before entering the restaurant (there is a menu board outside). Upon entering, get ready to place your order immediately. They will give you a buzzer and notify if your food is prepared. The bathroom is downstairs, but I didn't use it. You can also use its bathroom if you don't eat here but you need to pay a small fee.