Out for a bike ride and came across this spot. Stopped for lunch mainly because the patio…read moreoverlooking the canal was so inviting. Took awhile to get the attention of the waiter after he dropped the menus. We needed to change them for English versions. Our danish is brutal. Started with a lovely rose and a dark leffe. Perfect on a warm day. Ordered 3 appys. The smoked salmon, which was good but I prefer the smoked salmon in Canada. This just doesn't have the umpth, you know? Came with lemon, and arugula, and one piece of toast cut in half. A whole plate of smoked salmon and one measly piece of toast? We also ordered the scampi. It was excellent. But there was nothing to sop up all that beautiful garlic and butter. They finally brought a basket of bread but toy really need a crispy baguette to go with the scampi. Also ordered the cheese croquettes. They reminded me a little of mozzarella sticks, deep fried. A little off putting. I asked for mayo to at least dip them in something. I'm surprised they don't come with some kind of sauce. Kinda boring just deep fried cheese. I'll probably never be back but that's mainly because I'll probably never be back to Bruge.

We asked our hotel manager where to go for non tourist food. She listed a few places but since it…read morewas before 6pm (restaurants take a mid day break) she sent us here. They only offer "snacks" between 2pm and 6pm. A little on the pricey side but I think everything is in Bruges. We had the chicken winks (which were placed on a salad) and the lasagna. I also had a Brugse Zot for my beer. I'm not much of a beer guy but this was the most amazing beer I've had! They offer droughts and bottles. Take the drought. I asked about the beer and the server said (obviously) it was local. He kindly explained where the brewery was and that they offer tours. I'm there! It sits upon the canal and we watched the swans float by and kiwis make a nest. A very tranquil place. It would be rated 5 stars but for the price. Again, we're in Belgium so what do I know?

We were a group of 10 and... The service was good, the food was great, the presentation was fancy…read morebut not too much, etc. I loved it! The lunch menu (every day except Sunday) is an awesome choice: real value for money. Nice wine list too.

good place for something to eat. great coctails and great terrace outside in the back. Good and…read morequick service too. worth a stop!

Nice place if you want to have a cosy dinner in a very friendly atmosphere…read more We had the shrimp croquettes and the ribs and were not disapointed. Quality food, nice service - P'tit Chef is a good address if you want to experience Belgian cuisine.

We've been frequenting this restaurant on the Lippenslaan for over 5 years and every time we return…read morehome happy and satisfied with the food and service! The Chef attended one of Belgium's top culinary schools in Kokzijde and you get great quality, delicious and beautifully presented food. The a la carte dishes are wonderful, both the fish, meat and salad dishes, some original dishes and also Belgian/French classics but always with refinement and full of taste. All days but Sundays and holidays P'tit Chef serves a lunch menu and they also have a nice daily menu, great value for the top quality food you get. Many locals frequent this restaurant and you also tend to see familiar faces of those visiting Knokke and coming back to P'tit Chef. Highly recommended if you want to escape some of the standard touristy restaurants on the boardwalk of Knokke and finally get a great meal in town!

Great restaurant situated on the seafront. All the appetizers & entrees are really good - the…read moreprices are probably slightly higher than other places close by but the quality of the food makes it worth. Very (kid-)friendly staff, good location, heated terrace. Must try.

Stopped by to try the Flemish stew, but was a bit disappointed. The stew was cold when we were…read moreserved it and the beef was very dry. The fried potatoes served with it did taste good. We also got a cheese croque, which was pretty good. The outside seating is a very cute vibe, perfect for taking a date night. Outside is a small courtyard with a little bit of foot traffic. The service was good and fast.

The back patio was priceless on a sunny day…read more Kids got desserts that they loved. We got a sampler that included: * Flemish shrimp-stuffed tomato * Seafood quiche * The best Shrimp Croquette we've ever had. I got a Spijker in the bottle - local blonde ale. Services was typically Flemish - gruff but professional.

OMG !!! Best mussels I've ever had.. dip the bread into the mussel juice....... Incredible…read more.. service started a little weird.. with the English version of the menu. But AI translation helps a lot .. I had some kind of chicken with meatballs crazy sounding but great We also had the lobster.. it was great No room for dessert fortunately or unfortunately because it looks great .. huge portions of food ... Strongly recommend this restaurant. It's also a beautiful restaurant

Beautiful decor but we had to ask for bread, olives and water where many other tables were provided…read morethese items. Services though fast and friendly was inconsistent in this area. The food was very good especially the waffle for dessert which was one of the best we enjoyed.

This was a super hip little gastropub tucked into the folds of downtown Ostend, which is a magical…read morecoastal town on the Belgian coast, how could you go wrong? The answer is that you cannot go wrong by visiting this joint. There were large groups happily eating in a small space, there's a second floor served by a spiral staircase and restrooms in the basement. There's a full bar at the entrance and several small tables for the couples and smaller groups. I didn't see the second floor, but I'm sure it's just as comfy up there. The burgers we got were juicy and fresh. They serve Irish beef as well as Salmon burgers and plenty of other appetizing options. I had a couple whiskey cocktails that warmed me up nicely on that festive evening. The fair had come to town with its crazy house and cosmic tickler. We saw a young lady get bounced around and wipe out in the hamster cage, but she just laughed it off as her date probably wondered when/how he'd have to pay for that (a fella never really knows). But back to Mommy's Bastards, their logo looks too much like the false manliness that has come to be the mascot of a whole generation of sissies (the bearded, mustachioed, pipe smoking "man" with a beanie rolled up on his head...I don't believe him), but that's alright, maybe in Ostend, that's a real fisherman, dragging a net behind his little boat in the north sea on a cold, rainy morning...maybe.