Great pizza! The crust was done correctly & the toppings were fresh. We ordered the Gorgonzola…read moreabsolutely spot on & the Mirante 2.0. was another great choice. Very nice combination of spicy salami and sausage with a flavorful mix of arugula and Parmesan cheese. This was our second visit during our week long visit to Brussels. This won't disappoint!!!

This place was recommended by the Brussels Tour. Pizza here is phenomenal!! Just like I had when I…read morewas in Italy! The place is packed all the time and the service is normal. The lady who runs it is a no bullshit kinda gal, so order quick and fast. No tap water here, you will have to order still water in a glass bottle. If you bring your own water you have to keep it on the floor or hide it. But you should order the water there. The pasta is very good as well, it was the pasta with jambon ( ham) champignons ( mushrooms) and cream sauce. SOO GOOOOD!! The pizza is why most people come, and I see why. You're getting a real artisanal pizza, no Chicago deep dish, or Pizza Hut pizza here. They use the best ingredients. I would recommend trying the buffalo mozzarella margarita pizza.

Great pizza and service. The waitress was very nice to explain what the special pizzas were and we…read moregot two of them (€16 and €16.50). We went on a Saturday night at 8pm and it was a full restaurant. Some others after us had to wait. Pizza was delicious!

Arrived at Milano Torino Mito around 6:30 only to discover that the restaurant was already…read morecompletely full. Thank goodness we walked 20 minutes from our hotel and didn't think to reserve a table because we wouldn't have stumbled upon the new pizzeria Al Bacio otherwise! The pizza dough is the real deal, crispy thin good stuff made by Italians. (In fact, we were told the family's been making pizza for three generations.) Might be the best pizza I've ever had. The spritz and the antipasti platter were also excellent. Owners/servers were friendly and attentive, and it's a nice, quiet area to eat. That being said, this place is geared more towards takeout. If you like pizza, or maybe even if you don't like pizza, go here. You won't regret it!

This quaint Italian-style cafe is about a two minute walk from the train station (2 blocks). Each…read moreof our family of four had a different dish and they were all amazing! Tagliatelle Maison, Tortellini w/spinach & ricotta, Penne Bolognese, and Fiorentino panini. The food was very fresh, made fast and the prices were extremely reasonable. Would highly recommend!! Sorry for the pics of half eaten food (we didn't expect to be this impressed and only thought to take pictures after we'd started eating!).

Worst experience ever in this part of Brussels ! We ordered some of the take away pasta and…read morerequested to eat it on site, which was possible. What he forgot to tell us is that he would charge double for this. The food was reaheated and I even saw them smelling it to check whether it was still okay... We ended up paying restaurant prices for reheated food. To avoid!

This is a family affair with at times three generations working to bring customers homely Italian…read morefood. Unimpressive looking from the outside, indoors you'll find a cosy setting with a lively atmosphere. The food is surprisingly good, there is nothing fancy here, just a homely Italian meal. There are a good number of restaurants closed at this time of year, so the place was very busy. Despite an initial wait, as we'd not booked, we eventually got a table in the main dining room (the outside terrace would have been our favoured spot but unfortunately it was full). They kindly offered us aperitif as we waited to be seated and when leaving we were offered a digestive drink. Menu in hand and our waitress came round with the selection of daily specials. They always have lots on offer and we ended up not bothering to really open the small menu and picked instead from the specials. We opted for the linguini alla vongole, a 'trio' of pasta of the day and the ravioli covered with a tomato n'duya sauce and grilled cheese from the oven. Everything looked the par and we were satisfied with what was in our plate. They won't win any awards but sometimes simple cooking executed well using fresh ingredients is enough to satisfy a table of hungry diners. As we were a bit rushed for time we just went with mains but I was tempted to have an antipasti as I remember them being quite lovely. I'll certainly go back again soon to make sure I get to dig in to those great looking vegies and cooked meats. Generally speaking it is ideal for lunch with very reasonably priced food, a nice terrace in summer and friendly service. I'd recommend to anyone in the area looking for some enjoyable Italian food. You'd do well to book, otherwise you may have to wait anywhere up to 30 minutes for a table.

I went here with three others, and the place was packed. We drank some delicious wine at the bar…read morewhile we waited for a table to open up. Because we were waiting for food, the owner brought us free glasses of champagne while we waited. The dinner was excellent. I had an assortment of three different pastas. The wait staff was incredibly friendly, and the owner checked on us multiple times during the meal.

It's 8:30pm on a Thursday night and still have to go back home and very lazy to cook dinner, we…read moredecided to enter at the first restaurant we found.. Prego L'Atelier ! Entering the place, we had a polite and friendly welcome. The atmosphere was very cozy and classy, we had enough table space (especially if you're seated near the window) with perfect chairs. Since we've decided to eat fast, we just ordered the main meal. My husband ordered a pasta with beef and I've ordered the infamous spaghetti alle vongole. We were served quite fast as there weren't a lot of table. We had free bread with two sorts of oil. One is a classic olive oil and the other one was spicy (very spicy). We then received our orders, at first I thought that the portion was a bit limited (15 shells) but I was quite surprised because it was just sufficient. The sauce was appetising and it enhances the taste. Poops Corner : Clean dark tiles restroom situated under the restaurant. A nice view going to the toilets where you'll find funky decoration such as a wall of green soaps. The toilets where clean and enough toilet paper. Automatic hand wash and a strong hand dryer. Overall : The price is right for what you order, nice taste, the ambiance and service was friendly and the decoration is funky, the original external wall of the house is now inside the restaurant which gives a certain style to the place. A good place to go with friends and family.

At least! A nice café in the rue de Livourne (right at the corner of the Italian Consulate)…read more Coffee(s), viennoiseries, savoury bagels and a choice of dishes & salads to be combined for lunch. Industrial-Factory style deco with plenty of wood and nice atmosphere. Just had a coffee and a lusciously buttery croissant on a quiet morning but will come back to test the lunch!

A friend of mine had been trying for weeks to get a dinner reservation at Osteria Bolognese. She…read morewas finally able to snag one for 9:15 p.m. on a Tuesday. It wasn't ideal, but we were all happy to get in. We were immediately impressed. The service was fantastic, even for our group of six. The wine selection was perfect for the food. The seasonal menu was relatively small, so we decided to order one of every appetizer and every main, and to share everything. Everything was good, but these were the standouts for me: *Asparagus *Truffle pasta *Vegetable pasta *Clam linguine We could have done without the burrata, the lasagna, the cheesecake and the tiramisu, which were OK but not great. However, we cleaned every single plate, and we left overall feeling very happy and satisfied. BUT ALL WAS NOT AS IT SEEMED.... I woke up the next morning with no appetite. I thought this was no big deal since I'd eaten a massive late dinner the night before. Around 10 a.m., I started getting a killer headache. I thought I might be hungover, even though I hadn't drank that much the night before. In the middle of a meeting that morning, I started getting really nauseous, and then projectile vomiting. I let my friends from the previous night's dinner know I wasn't feeling well. It turned out another had been vomiting profusely all morning, and another felt very sick as well. The common thread was Osteria Bolognese. Unfortunately, since we all basically ate everything, it's hard to narrow down with precision which dish was the culprit. We suspect the clams. I obviously will not be going back here.

The first time I walked by the Osteria, it was closed. The second time, it was a Wednesday (when…read morethey don't take reservations) good luck getting a table. The third time I made a reservation 2 weeks in advance, the reservation was made a few days before my last day in Brussels. Thank goodness I made that reservation! I've never been to Italy, but Osteria Bolognese was the best Italian meal I've ever had. My friend and I shared a few dishes. The ragu, a popular dish, was light and flavorful. The tortellini were perfectly filling. The spritz was a Bolognese take on Aperol and it was delicious. The founders claim that the ingredients are flown into Brussels daily from Bologna and I have no reason not to believe them! When you go, expect your dinner to last all evening and make friends with the staff. Don't miss this place next time you're in Brussels!

We passed this tiny establishment many times making our way from our car to our hotel through the…read morenarrow streets. It always seemed busy and everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves and the food! A warm enchanting place on a chilly, dark autumn evening. One evening I had a craving for pasta and we walked over. The place was packed and the server was able to find us a small table as a couple was just leaving. The noise level was up and my friend found the lighting a little harsh/bright. I didn't the noise but the lighting could have been improved. I ordered a garlicky bolognese spaghetti that the waiter recommended and was very popular. My friend ordered a pizza. I loved my pasta and it hit the spot. My friend was underwhelmed with the pizza and why I gave this establishment 4 not 5 stars. I would definitely return...

Nice spot for a casual Italian dinner. We came by around 8:30pm in Brussels and were able to…read morequickly get a seat for 2 people. They provide you complimentary bread but water is bottled only for 5 euros. We ordered the shrimp scampi to start which was in a yummy garlic butter sauce but a couple of the shrimp were a bit tough. For entrees we got the seafood risotto which was great and full of shrimp, mussels, calamari, and even imitation crab (a bit odd but good) and the spaghetti bolognese which my boyfriend enjoyed a lot. Both sauces had a ton of flavor and were well prepared. All in all a good time and it seems like the restaurant is popular with tourists and locals alike.