An other Belgian brasserie on the Ostend dike. I've never reviewed any of these in the past but…read moreI've visited some of them and I can't say I'm impressed.. They're somewhere in between tourist traps and standard brasserie's. The food is ok if you're hungry and the beach-view is always a plus. But since they're located in a busy neighborhood they don't put any effort in it at all. It's a sad thing, these places got so much more potential.

Very well situated on the seawall we enjoyed a delicious mussels and fries were quickly served to…read moreus. The staff is bilingual and generally kind. I wouldn't mind coming back at all.

From the owner: Restaurant Kapelle te Sint-Pieters-Kapelle heb je steeds de keuze uit verschillende menu's, en…read morenaast een maandelijks wisselend menu staan er ook wekelijks telkens andere suggesties uit de Frans-Belgische keuken op de kaart.Chef-kok Christophe en gastvrouw Evelyn zorgen ervoor dat je hier altijd met plezier aan tafel gaat, of het nu voor een snelle lunch of een uitgebreid etentje is

When you say: mussels, seaside and Belgium, I reply: De Mosselpan!…read moreIt's located 1h20 far from Lille, on the seafront. If there's not so much people or if you called to book your table, you can have a sea view :) The mussels are delightful: I tasted curry and garlic and both are very very good, french fries are as much as you can eat. You should accompany your mussels by a Westmalle beer to reach the paradise. The journey wouldn't be complete without the Advocaat alcohol they serve at the end of the meal with the coffee, it's a mix of sugar, egg yolk and alcohol. As George would say: What Else? Bring everyone here!!

From the owner: Nous nous sommes spécialisé dans les moules et vous proposons plus de 40 sortes différentesread more