Oh holy! The front side of this is a bar with pool table, but the back entrance (faces the river)…read moreleads to the restaurant. We came and notice the main entree to get is a slab of meat and they bring you a very hot piece of 'rock' to cook it on. Oh self-service, I can have it just the way I want. Yay! The quality of the beef was great. You can get it in different sizes. It comes with a salad and dipping sauces. Oh and of course, frites! Totally recommend this place!

Dinant is definitely worth a visit. However, this restaurant is not. I started with a mixed salad…read morewhich would have been refreshing and light if not for the heap of an awfully heavy dressing. Then for the main course I had the "homemade" grey shrimp croquettes which were barley filled with shrimp and came with no fried parsley or lemon. These were served with fries which were not bad, but were very bland. Service was very very slow and we had to go down to ask for water and pay the bill. Overall my dishes (2) came to the price tag of €40. We didn't bother with desert. In the end I recommend going out of Dinant for dinner even though the places are harder to find but are cheaper and much better.

From the owner: Spécialité de moules. + de 30 façons. Grillades, salades,…read moreplats brasserie, menu enfant, poissons. Menus pour groupe (min 20 personnes) sur demande

A really decent meal with a cozy atmosphere. The waiter was so nice. He humored me with all my…read morequestions. So---5 starts for him and his service. Now I'm pretty much a solid vegetarian 99% of the time. However, when traveling----if I find something, out of the ordinary on a menu----I'll almost always try it. I'm a sucker for trying foods that most people shy away from if not, are repulsed by. And honestly, if I'm going to eat a meat product, I'd rather it be an organ of something because it's going to have hella amounts of B12 in it and I can appreciate that. So just imagine my delight when I saw---kidneys ( Rognons de Veaux) in a port sauce with mushrooms on the menu. I immediately knew what I wanted to try. My sister decided to go with a trout dish. I have to say---I really liked my dish. It absolutely tasted like kidney, lol. And the sauce was really lovely. You have an option of ordering it with mustard or port sauce. Trust me---go for the port. The mushrooms were a really great compliment to the dish. The kidney was served a little rare ( as it should be) ....and it was really lovely. My sister's trout wasn't spectacular. It just tasted like.....fish. Nothing remarkable. No great sauce or anything. She basically got a whole trout served to her. She actually had me cut the head off of it and put it on my plate because she didn't want to be staring her meal in the eyes. :) I'm happy to oblige for a sibling. So, I got to stare her fish in the eyes for the duration of my meal. She basically spent her meal "fishing" out a million fish bones for her entire meal. C'est la vie. We finished our meal with a tiramisu. It was alright. Nothing to phone home about. So all in all, the meal was pretty ok. It's a really great location an keeps a good crowd, so it's good for people watching.

While waiting for some friends who were up at the citadel, we stopped in here for a coffee. It was…read morearound lunch time, so pretty crowded. People were eating a variety of different foods, and to be honest, I wish I hadn't eaten just a half hour ago. We sat outside, which was really inside, on the balcony that is covered and had a couple coffees and tirami-su. I've had better tirami-su and this one seemed to use something other than mascaponi. The menu is several pages and they have a full bar and a decent beer selection, so not a bad stop if you're in Dinant.

A quint French Bistro. Excellent service. Wait staff very friendly and explained the various dishes…read moreon the menu. All staff spoke some English. The food was amazing. It came out fast, hot and fresh. For a restaurant in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower the prices weren't too expensive. Be aware the tables are close together and the restrooms are down some very steep stairs.

Little brasserie next to the Maas, we ordered a double croque madame and a toast chevre chaud, it…read morewas very tasty, service was good and we had a lovely view over the Maas...

A Tex Mex, Tapas, and Mexican twist restaurant. Large dining room, bar, and bar area with tables…read moreand pool tables. The area is nice, water front location, and a nice variety to the selection of restaurants. Conveniently located near a parking garage, saxophone museum, fort, and bridge. Tacos Al Pastor is served in a taco boat rather than tortilla for tacos. Potato wedges accompany the dish. Tapas Planchas is a nice mix for 2-3 people ... more European than Mexican or Tex Mex though. Staff is inviting, speak English, and Overall experience is good. If seeking authentic Mexican cuisine, this is not the restaurant. If you seek Tex Mex infused plates you may be alright. Don't be discouraged though. Stop in and give it a try

This is definitely the worst "tacos" I had in my life. I can't even believe they call it a taco…read more(check the picture). And the service was so rude.