Really enjoyed the visit. Try the chicken wings and the bacon wrapped dates. The house salad was…read moreshareable and the various ingredients made it very complex and enjoyable. Place is very small and intimate.

A low three stars. On a recent trip to Ghent for New Years we ate here for dinner. A little iffy on…read morethe tapas. We had Lamp kabobs and Lamb medallions, both average, little flavor and not traditional or what you might expect. The bruschetta actually had red peppers substituted for tomatoes, with a strange cheese on top. We have been to Barcelona and Mallorca and never seen anything like it, so be wary. I'm originally from Florida so I have a practiced eye for tourist spots, and this place meets the bill. standard tourist fare in the medieval center of town. open only for dinner, with a decent staff. the place looked beautiful though a little small.

Really enjoyed our dinner here. Service was good and the food was excellent. Offer a casual but…read morenice environment. My friends enjoyed the sangria and I was happy with my tequila. :-). This is a great spot.

Came based on the yelp reviews. They are very wrong. Not only are the tapas not good, some are…read moreactually gross. I agree with another commenter that stated the food is cheap and not good quality at all. The warm chorizo had no flavor or spiciness. The bruschetta with tempenade had a strong fishy flavor. The free bread offered is stale, cheap, flavorless white bread. Other downsides: this is not a clean place. There are splatters of food across the walls and menus. The menu is a laminated piece of paper, two actually. They can't be bothered to consolidate and reprint new menus. It is very dark and the night we visited, VERY loud. There is a three tapa minimum per person- yet another sign the of a cheap place.

La Fonda is located down a slight obscure alley, not far from the Opera House. The space is…read morecompact, but holds a number of tables. Go early as it did fill up on a Sunday for dinner. We arrived at 6:30pm. I'd have given this five stars had there been more entree options available on the menu. But out of eight main dishes, five were unavailable. However, what we did end up having was delicious. Starter: Beef empanadas, two small but delicious empanadas with lots of flavor, served with a spicy salsa. Mains: Bandeja paisa - if you love pork belly, this is a deep fried strip of pork belly, served with rice that has a fried egg on top, half a plantain, a tostone, shredded beef, half an avocado, and what I'll assume is a Colombian coleslaw (on the vinegary side). The soup, Sancocho, was a delicious concoction of beef and pork ribs, with potatoes, plantains and yucca. Comes with rice, half the avo, and the same coleslaw. Service was straightforward and friendly. Their English was limited, as was our French and Spanish, but the order sheet and picture menu were helpful. Give it a go. Family run, unpretentious, no loud dance music playing, and there didn't seem to be a ton of tourists. Our meal as noted above with three waters ran us €47. CASH ONLY.

This was my first Colombian experience. All I got to say is that I am full of emotions. I feel like…read moreI travelled in Colombia for 3 hours. The welcoming was awesome. The food... OMG... amazing!!! Not even talking about the atmosphere that makes you travel. I will for sure be back my Colombian friends...

This place is right on the main square. It has a lot of character and the inside is rustic, wooden…read moreand beautiful. It is primarily Spanish oriented but with all the Belgian mainstays. The service was incredibly friendly and considerate. We were first placed at a very small table, but before ordering our server made sure we had a better place when another party left. I ordered a dark beer, forever wonderful. and the Belgian stew made with beer. It was just a fairly adequate portion and came with small slices of dark bread in it. After having some wonderful stews in Belgium this stew was disappointing. The beer chunks was very chewy with a lot of fat and grizzle. The gravy was tasteless. It came wirh fries which were good. My dining companions had the specialty of Brussels with potato, bacon and sausage. I tried some and regretted not getting it. It was far better The bread that came with the meal was ordinary. This seems to be a place that primarily attracts tourists. That's understandable knowing the location. There's both inside and outdoor seating.

We ordered two Beers Triple Karmeliet.They tasted smooth . We also got two Belgium beef stew…read more Didn't like our stew .Too sweet for our pallet. French fries were good . They also gave us basket of bread .Akso our bag was stolen from inside the restaurant . We were all sitting together . It was an inside job . Do not come here . They never helped us . just showed us where the police station was .

Excellent place which could be standard tapas-bar in Spain. Food is reasonble good and nice,…read morespanish cook, ambience. Not the most elegan place in town but for an informal dinner or lunch is perfect. Service is also good, and when they put the tables outside, and weather is good....I almost don't miss Spain at all :-)

This is a great Spanish restaurant. We had a pumpkin aperitif followed by a cheese plate and jamon…read moreIberico. I had the filet with foie gras. The steak was cooked perfectly and the foie gras enhanced the flavor. Wines by the glass were excellent and well chosen. Finally we enjoyed a few truffles with the last sips of our wine. Perfection!

Very highend Spanish restaurant in the heart of Brussels. They have set menus for lunch starting at…read more48euros.

This restaurant got great vibes! All the dish were so delicious. My favorite was the Iberian pork…read morewith potatoes. The sauce on the side was made with wine, goes perfect with the pork! Pork was grilled juicy and tender. Remember to make your reservation when you go. It get crowded at dinner!

Everything was amazing! The service the food and most importantly the homemade sangria!! Make sure…read moreyou get a liter to go!