Beware if you are traveling on business and are having a meal on your own. A lot of restaurants in…read morethe historic city center turn their nose up at you. This was of the three I tried one evening. Waitress may no attempt to if there was a way to accommodate another diner. Never got to taste the food even though previous good reviews brought me there.

Dropped in on the chance a quaint cubby hole may have some yummy food. And I was not disappointed !…read more Flemish menu revealed a nice selection of steak and lamb, to order with delicious sauces to taste. I picked the filet Mignon with mustard cream sauce which came on a well designed plate in a pour gravy ceramic dish. Huge potato with 4 oz of garlic butter packed inside and a modest well balance salad on the side. Just s perfect blend of color and taste. The waitress was patient with us and explained the menu well. Just a great experience in the old city with all the nostalgia of Antwerp. Definitely close to city center without the tourist feel.

For now, after close to 6 months in Antwerp, it is my best culinary experience. The restaurant…read morepropose 2 menu: a vegetarian one of a signature menu. Decision are simple: which menu and how many dishes between 4 to 7. After that, just be ready for a journey of surprises inside the creativity of the cook. The service was perfect - we were on the terraces/garden and even got the great surprise to have some of the dishes serves. By the chief. This place will fully deserve 1 or 2 stars in Michelin and a nice rating by GM! I will be back!

Really cute little place, hidden from the busy streets. The staff is very nice and the food is…read moregreat quality - it is bit pricy considering the size of the portion ratio, though

A beautiful French: Belgium restaurant. Restaurant is small with three tables but so worth finding…read more My husband had tournedos with mushrooms and cognac for his main and I had ratatouille with a starter of salad with duck and raspberry dressing. Our meal was delicious. Pricing was good for Belgium where all food is expensive. The owners were wonderful. Highly recommend.

A place with a bit of a quirky edge. The name means Grandmother in Flemish and there are dozens and…read moredozens of photos of Grandmother photos on the wall. Apparently they are supplied by patrons. There seemed to be a good mix of locals and tourists. The menu is straightforward enough. I ordered mussels in a white wine sauce and it was quite the feast. I had the dark beer which is my favorite but they have a really good list. Ed tried the house 'red' beer that turned out to be very fruity, but with a hearty alcohol content. He ordered one thing, veal, but what came out seemed ab entirely different dish, chicken and pork. He enjoyed it so it was OK. He ordered potato croquettes with it and they were good. I thought I might get the ubiquitous fries (frites) but that didn't happen. They did give me a container of mayonnaise which one would assume is for fries, but when I inquired the waiter said it was for the mussels (?!) I guess I had to take his word for it. The portions were good and we left satisfied even with the glitches.

I wanted an authentic beef stew for dinner and thought a place that named themselves after Grandma…read morewould be decent. Service was standard, food came out pretty quickly. I ordered: - Shrimp croquette - there's small shrimps in this. Not small pieces of shrimp, but small shrimps. A bit of a surprise for me. Was OK tasting. - Fries - used to dip in my stew. I will admit maybe this is a ME thing, but the fries I've had here in general have not been stellar. Too potato-y and not crispy enough. - Beef stew - supposed to be the highlight. Flavors were OK, but the meat was just kind of dry and not very tender. After a while the sauce was a bit salty. The portion was good though. Overall OK, just the beef stew wasn't that great for me. It seems I should have ordered the mussels though, as so many other tables ordered it. Next time I will try that instead!

Le John is primus in the class of good taste, located in the former 'Art Deco' classes from the…read moreSt.Lievenscollege. Enjoy the delicious food, served on Iitalla dinnerware, in this unique atmosphere. A+

Italian inspired food but of course no pizza - I was testing there a great foie grass and some…read morepasta with truffle! I can only recommend the place. Despite a restaurant close to full, the service was friends and the speed was perfect for us! We will be back!

I stopped by De Arme Duivel for dinner recently and tried their Stoofvlees (Flemish Stew). Similar…read moreto other places, the stew had nice chunks of beef and was flavourful and thick/hearty. What stood out the most was the Chicory salad as it was refreshing and made it less greasy (as it was slightly bitter) throughout the meal. Overall, I'd give it 8.5/10

The beef stew is AWESOME. The shrimp croquette is deliciously soft on the inside and crispy on the…read moreoutside. And the healthy portion of French fries tops everything off nicely. I also had a draft beer, which was tasty as well. The staff is friendly and attentive. And if you're lucky enough, you can choose between sitting indoor or outdoors- either way this restaurant has a great ambiance to match the food!

We read somewhere this was the place to go for the best Flemish stew and it didn't hurt that their…read morebeer selection was very good in the area of Belgium beers. The wait staff were incredibly helpful and made several suggestions but I ended up with the Flemish Stew because that's what I came in for. This Stew was probably some of the most tenderest beef I've ever had in my life. It practically melted in my mouth and the gravy was wonderful. Being from the US all that extra gravy would have been great with mashed potatoes but their standard side is an order of French fries. I'm glad we followed our gut on this one, pun intended, because this will go down South far as the best Flemish Stew I've had on our trip so far. We have more Belgian destinations to go to but they've set a pretty high standard.

Google reviews recommended this place for some traditional food. Upon entering, we were given the…read morechoice to sit inside or outside. There were plenty of options. Our server gave us recommendations of the menu when we asked. He spoke English and chatted with us about music festivals. We started with two main entrees. We were about to order a third, and the server warned us that it would be too much food. In the end it was, but we got a take away box.. The stoofvlees (Flemish beef stew) is what they're known for, and it is good. But the varkenswangetjes was way better. They both have the same sauce, but the meat was more tender. The third dish was stoemp van de week that we just wanted to try. It wasn't as delicious as the pork cheek dish. We got charged for "supp. aardappel", but I couldn't figure out what it was. Maybe the two take away boxes? *Note, the Yelp check in offer is cap. Credit card accepted.

Wonderful place when visiting the Antwerp shopping district during daytime (note closes at 6:30 pm)…read moreExcellent mediteranian dishes at quite reasonable prices. The chef guides you through the 'live menu', can be quite busy during the wkend.. try it!