Above average American burger restaurant. A bit pricey, but popular, good and always packed. I…read morearrived towards the end of lunch and was still invited to sit and order. Burgers and hotdogs mostly. Largest onion rings I've ever seen. Food is filling, fairly fast service, and anyone inviting near closing time earns a star for great service.

An American restaurant! Friendly service. The waitresses spoke English. There is a large variety of…read moreburgers on the menu as well as normal dishes. I had the Four Square and it was delicious. It had carmelized pears and goat cheese. The fries are steak fries. Of course, like any Belgian restaurant, you should section off at least 2 hours of your night because they take their time to serve. However, with what I ate, I believe the food is worth the wait. I will be back.

SOY LATTES IN BELGIUM! I was so excited to see Le Pain Quotidien was in Mons, as I'd enjoyed it a…read moregreat deal in NYC and around DC. The food is excellent -- we try to go there for breakfast as often as possible. The coffee itself is excellent, and we usually take home a few bags.

This franchise cafe seems to be popping up everywhere. There is now even one in the little city of…read moreMons, in the south of Belgium. It's a very "bio" place and of course bio usually means that they will charge you more than if it was non-bio. But for those who have a conscious about destroying the planet and causing tsunamis and earthquakes because of spraying pesticides on crops, well this is the place to go! I do like the place though and it ain't half bad! I remember going to this one last year when meeting a friend there. I ordered a large coffee and it was so large that it was served in what looked more like a cereal bowl than it did a cup. I looked at the menu when there yesterday and that big cuppa set me back 3.60 Euros. But that isn't a bad price. Also on the menu were lots of desserts, which is the places main business since it has "bread" in the name of the cafe. You can get a tartelette of lemon, caramel or strawberry for just under 5 Euro. I ordered a beer, a bio pils for 2.60. It was a local beer, from the town of Silly and the bottle held 25cl. This really isn't too much more than a decent Belgian lager/pils. To eat, I got a "poulet fume" with a bunch of dressing and zuccini on it. It was basically a couple of open faced sandwiches but oh so good. There is virgin olive oil and Atlantic salt and (not sure where from) pepper on the table to douce your food. My girlfriend had a cappuccino and a beef sandwich, pretty similar to the style of mine. The beef was raw mince meat. I know that filet americain is raw beef but this was a new one on me. Before we left, we took a couple pastries to go (and eat in the cinema across the grand place). The total bill came to something like 35 Euro. It sounds pretty expensive for a couple sandwiches, pastries and drinks but I think it was worth it. The place is very clean, cozy and for the ladies, my girlfriend said that they're probably the cleanest toilets that she has found in Belgium!

Excellent food. They are Very thoughtful with their…read morecreations. Typical Belgian service - good but bring your patience. Nice outside seating area. Casual.

Great food and possibly the best customer service I've experienced in the area…read more Place has good amount of seating inside. Pretty and clean restaurant. Potato soup is delicious. They don't always have all items on the menu. A minus if you're craving something in particular but a plus because you know the ingredients are fresh. Their BLT waffle sandwich is yummyyyyyy. I was not sure when I ordered it but since they didn't have Cowgirl sandwich, I decided BLT was my second choice (probably their most popular one too). I'm glad, it did not disappoint. Their pumpkin cupcake, awesome. As well as their carrot cake and red velvet cake. My friend's chai latte was not that great but my cappuccino was very pleasing.

Good food. Great service. Warm atmosphere/ambiance. Rare to find a big breakfast available in Mons…read more Can get crowded on weekends. Not busy during the work week mornings.

Sandwich, granola, coffee, mango lassi, everything we tried (and we tried almost everything!) was…read moredelicious. Pretty hard to find a decent cup in France but these guys hit the hammer on the head. Cute decoration and a variety of homemade cakes and other stuff. The sandwiches are premade, but I guess that's customary in France. We had one that was just made that minute and it was so tasty. Very friendly also.

Nice atmosphere and excellent coffee. I ordered a filtered coffee and a matcha cookie, which was…read moredelicious. I had seen recommendations saying this was a calm and quiet place to enjoy a coffee, but unfortunately that wasn't my experience since it was very crowded and noisy when I visited. Still, the quality of the coffee and food made the visit worth it!

Nice place for a brunch or a lunch. Food is fresh, soups are tasty and interior is bright and…read moretasteful. Service is good too.

The wife found this restaurant online and with her being a veggie centric kind of person, we had to…read morecheck it out. I don't discriminate and therefore eat anything and everything, so I'm all for some veggies and fresh/raw foods. I dare say that I may even be a part time vegan, emphasis on the part time. I think that we got there some time around lunch and it seemed like they were in the middle of a lunch crowd rush. The wife and I looked at the menu items for the day and eventually we were able to be served. I think that there were only 2 people working there and the service was a little chaotic. Most tables were occupied and it took us some time to figure out how he place was run. Basically you order at the counter and take a seat and once your food is ready, they bring it to your table. The wife ordered the Tibetan mama, which was a curry dish and I got a mushroom dish but I forgot the name of it. Every ingredient was perfectly prepared and the flavors really popped in every bite. This was probably the most memorable meal that we had while in Belgium. It definitely stood out for quality and flavor. If you are a vegan hipster, there will be at least one place for you to eat in Ghent. Of course I kid, actually Ghent is known for it's vegetarian culture. At least that's what our hotel travel guide told us. The wife and I would definitely return to Le Botaniste, in fact, we were both sad that we didn't get a second meal here before we we left Ghent. Great flavor for food

Le Botaniste was hands down our favorite place to eat in Ghent. The food was super fresh, really…read morehealthy with perfect ingredients, and packed with flavor! My beautiful Bride was extra excited because of this sign (in the pic I posted) at the entrance. "Food is Medicine", has been a mantra of hers for the last few years. This place has such a cool and unique look inside and just feels good to be in. The people working there were very kind and super helpful, and everything we tried was delicious. If you're in Ghent, take a break from the fries and stop here!