Searching for a Gluten Free restaurant i came upon this plant based restaurant. Having overdone the…read moredrinking the night before, fresh, clean food was the remedy my body was craving. The place is Clean and nice, the staff in welcoming and very friendly. The food was fresh and tasty. I will definitely be back to try more dishes as it was hard to decide which one to settle on. I had the Tibetan mama bowl with the Beet detox juice and a brownie. I would have all of them again.

Excellent vegan restaurant. Many great and healthy options! The desserts are outstanding!read more

Two years later and very glad this place is still here. The building is still an amazing piece of…read morearchitecture with a great atmosphere. I did notice that there was a lot more pick up orders and the dining area was pretty empty. A few items I see were no longer on the menu and expect that was due to supply issues or current dining regulations. Staff was nice enough but it seems after a year of mostly take out that their personal skills may need to be refreshed. They were not rude or anything it just seemed like they had a lot less personality as my last visit.

Stopped for dinner and the location was pretty empty so able to be seated right away. We did have…read moreto flag the server over for everything - order, silverware, more drinks, etc. I don't expect to have people all over us, but the server never came over unless we flagged her over. I wanted to try the portobello burger. The mushroom was good fine, but I left off the ratatouille since I can't do peppers and I didn't want to risk getting something I could not eat. The kids had chicken tenders/fries and my oldest had steak tartar. The tenders were good and cooked well and my oldest loved the tartar. Location was close to where we were staying so it was easy. It was a good choice, but nothing that would draw me back to try again.

Best pizza outside of Italy! My wife has celiacs and needed…read moregluten free.....she had the gnocchi scampi and was overwhelmed with the flavors! I had the Salami Pizza, non gluten free and it was Devine! Love it!

This is a really good restaurant! I ordered a margarita pizza and it was delicious. I would've…read moregiven this restaurant five stars but I also ordered Pasta and it wasn't very good. The restaurant was a quick walk from my hotel and definitely worth it. Polite staff and good food. What else could you ask for.

As a celiac, I was so glad that I was able to have a Belgian waffle while visiting Brussels…read more Service was quick and I watched the woman who took my order make my waffle in the iron. I got a plain waffle which was both automatically gluten-free and vegan. It was filling and stayed piping hot the entire time I walked around in the cold. It tasted nice without any toppings whatsoever. I'd definitely stop by again if I were in Brussels. Visited: December 2025

I like gluten, but i didn't miss it having veganwaf's great waffles. Good place to go.read more

Get out of the tourist zone and find this off the beaten path gem. Food was excellent. Great wine…read moreselection. Very small place.

Found this little Italian spot on TripAdvisor. We were looking for something cozy, one cold and…read morerainy night and this had exactly the feel we needed. Thought about making reservations, but instead we just got there right when they opened and there would've been no need. Granted it was a work week night, literally for the entire hour we were there only two tables arrived. And I was counting us. Perhaps later you might want a reservation or you might have to wait. There were only about seven or eight tables me entire thing so it's cozy. The one person running the cash register and taking orders, was very kind, but a little distracted on her phone. I wonder if she was doing work. She was very sweet though and gave good recommendations. My friend got the Ragu while I opted for the gnocchi. I actually preferred the Ragu for sure. The meat was tender and delicious, and the noodles were thick and delightful. The gnocchi kind of tasted a little, bland and repetitive. To be honest, I wish we could've shared like five tiny plates. Felt like I was eating way too much gnocchi and didn't get a lot of diversity. The bacon on top did help a little. The dishes were about 25 a piece, but they definitely tasted homemade. We opted for the bruschetta as a starter and I would've skipped that. The tomatoes were super fresh and the bread was good but the olive oil was playing. Don't think it was worth $10. The wine selection was brilliant. Generally pretty affordable for the quality. Some delicious wines there that night. Love love, love the aesthetic. We definitely want to return and try some new things.

Great options for vegetarians! So many different types of meals to choose from, and they do a great…read morejob with still making it taste great. Definitely recommend the avocado toast; it's cliche, but it's divine. The place is intimate with retro vintage vibes. It's a two man show with owner running the restaurant and a chef in the back. Definitely recommend if you're in Antwerp.

Came for Saturday lunch. There is an English menu if you ask. Focus on fresh, veggie-ful light…read more(though large portion) meals. I had the chicken and hummus "toast" which is thick-cut, fresh bread lightly toasted and piled high with fresh grilled chicken, hummus, salad, pickled veg (which I swapped for seasonal veg). My husband had the roast beef toast with similar ingredients save for the meat. It was tasty but required deconstructing and eating with knife and fork ... and I kept getting distracted by the quinoa salads topped with goat's cheese that came out and looked yummy (and were most popular). There was also a quinoa base quiche that looked lovely and sold out fast. Service was friendly but took some time (just down to being busy not necessarily inefficiency or lack of trying). Good selection of local beers and Belgium based juices and teas, and wine and cocktails too. Focus on local, healthier options including alternatives to meat and grains, and on the more expensive side as these types of cafes tend to be: our bill was €38 for two sandwiches, a soup of the day, a beer and a juice

Wow! Excellent…read more Decent portions and great service on the square with memorably great Italian food including gluten free pasta.

Yum! After leaving Paris on our recent trip to Brussels, we were craving great croissants and found…read morethis bakery near our hotel. We came on a Saturday morning and found a line out the door which is always a great sign! We tried a few different baked goods but our favorite was the chocolate croissant which was light, flaky and buttery with a great chocolate center. Loved this bakery and would highly recommend.

Fantastic bakery. Friendly staff. Delicious food. I highly recommend. Most staff spoke English…read more Service was quick and efficient. Everything we ordered tasted amazing. Definitely will return.

THE BEST PASTA + TRUFFLE SAUCE IVE EVER HAD. I will be dreaming of this restaurant for the rest of…read moremy life. Felt so authentic, like you were in nonna's kitchen, great service considering only 1 main server. Amazing water- only bottle available but imported from italy 4,50E each. Eat here you won't regret it!

the service was pretty good and the food was pretty good. we got spaghetti with the truffle crème…read morepasta sauce (i'm forgetting the specific name of the sauce), and it was super heavy, which is to be expected of a crème sauce. they did overcook the pasta a bit though. we got the burrata pizza which was pretty good but just a different thicker crust than i'm used to. it was really oily on the bottom from the pesto. however, overall, it was pretty good and they were quite generous with the toppings, which made it worth it for sure. i will say- true to the restaurant's name, both dishes were ordered were covered in shaved parmesan, and we were even given a side bowl of additional parmesan. definitely cannot complain about that!!

I may or may not have come here twice during my 5 hour layover in Brussels. What can I say? An oat…read moremilk latte after 2 weeks without coffee is basically heaven in an 8 oz cup. First time around: I ordered an 8 oz (which is considered a medium, LOLZ) oat milk latte with one pump of vanilla and a little Quiche Lorraine (GF) on the side. The total came out to about $12/ €10. The gal who helped me was so wonderful! As soon as she heard me say, "hello", she switched gears and asked me, "English?". I was so impressed watching her interact with multiple different customers, seamlessly jumping from language to language. After I grabbed my food, I went and found a little table in the middle of the airport where I had an eat-pray-love moment with my food and coffee. Following my heavenly breakfast, I walked around for 2 hours and was drawn back for another coffee. That's how you know it's good coffee, folks. Check 'em out - it'll make your layover somethin' like a dream!

Love that it has labeled for allergies! Gluten Free choices now include an little sandwich...with…read morethe best gluten free bread I've had in a very long time-cannot believe it's gluten free! Also got a little quinoa salad that I typically pick up which is also tasty. I'm still not over the bread and kind of wish I got two haha. It's so rare that I find good GF bread in fast-ish food and so desperately needed something a bit more filling.