Little bar in Liège when you can have a drink, watch expos which are renew every month and…read morelistening to some cool music. During the friday and saterday evening there is free concert/djset by local and national artists.

This place did not disappoint. All the staff spoke English and were very polite and helpful with…read morethe menu.

This place is fantastic. The owner and employees all speak English and are extremely nice and…read morefriendly. The menu of drinks and food are endless. They are always adding new drink options and testing out new foods all the time! I highly recommend the Canadian Club for breakfast or if you come in for lunch get the Williamsburg or ask for the lunch special! From a drink standpoint you can't go wrong with the coffee staples from a cappuccino to a latte or a mochaccino. But if you want to branch out for the special drinks which are ever changing and you can find the current list of specials on the mini-black chalkboards located on the counter. And any drink you order you can make your own with the numerous syrups they have from almond flavor to speculoos flavor. If you are one person or a big group come check this place out!

My favorite spot in Liege and certainly the most unique. To say the decor is eclectic is an…read moreunderstatement. Bizarre maybe a more accurate description. Port au Lait seems to be as much a cafe as it is a bar (though no full service kitchen). I'm not sure if this place ever closes. A solid selection of Belgium beers with perhaps half a dozen on tap at the standard prices. The crowd varies, but the overall vibe is very chill. Free Wifi (rare for Liege) is a great amenity. Occasional live music, but I've yet to catch a show.

After Yelp-ing in Liege, Belgium, wanted to check this place out for the boulets, as they are a…read morespecialty of Liege. Stopped by on a Monday for lunch, and it wasn't too crowded. With our limited French and the waitresses limited English, we managed to place our order, and even though the portions looked a bit smaller than anticipated, we were happy with our choice. I got the boulet with salad and fries, and the boulet is like a meatloaf-tasting hamburger in ball form, drenched with a sweet, tomato-y sauce. It was quite tasty, and I really liked the accompanying fries that had just the right amount of crisp to fluff ratio. The salad with vinaigrette dressing was good too (but I could have had it without the onions!). Overall a pleasant experience, and a good find in Liege after walking around.