Food was delicious. Don't be mislead by the reviews. My family of 4 enjoyed everything we ordered, lamb tangine, vegetable couscous, mixed grill and the lamb stew. All the food was flavorful and fresh. It tasted like a true home cooked meal. Unfortunately, I didn't remember to take a picture of the meal But here is a picture of the fresh mint tea and the dessert. The restaurant employees with very attentive and courteous. Everything was perfect. I highly recommend coming here at least once. They are open until late. read more

Kasbah - Morrocon pastries - Moroccan Near Me - Brussels, BRU

I ate here at the recommendation of a work colleague while I was visiting Brussels. I walked in this restaurant and was amazed with how cool the décor was as there were chandeliers and lanterns hanging everywhere that had Moroccan and middle-eastern influences. We were greeted immediately and were provided excellent service from the get-go. They had a good Belgian beer selection so I ordered local beers. We started with appetizers so many small dishes were brought to the table. I sampled from the mashed chickpeas (tasted different from Hummus) and spinach. For my entrée I ordered the rack of lamb. This was simply the best entrée I had during my visit to Belgium. This was the only dish I had on my trip that was seasoned appropriately with herbs, spices and seasoning. I received outstanding service from start to finish. This was a solid four stars for me. I wasn't interest in most of the menu but was very pleased with my meal. read more

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Shady business that takes advantage of Americans. Servers are incredibly rude. Asked for tap water and server became offended and YELLED we don't serve tap water. If you are a tourist stay away. If you are traveling you know you don't tip like you do in America. It's considers rude. Our server became agitated and incredibly when we didn't add additional money. He also double charged out credit card. Make sure they swipe your card at the table. Our server also rudely slammed down our bill and stomped away. Food is very average. Maybe it's good in Belgium but compared to what I've had in the states it's very meh. These are a group of arrogant men that need to get into another industry. STAY AWAY! read more

Before I start this review, let me begin by saying, I am traveling from the United States, and I came to Brussels for vacation. I came to this location based on the review's from yelp and food blogs, many have raved this was one of the best Moroccan places to visit. With this in mind, we came to this restaurant with high expectations. La Kasbah ruined my experience and perception of dining in Brussels. Me and my friend first came to this restaurant for a party of two, there weren't much customer's however we were seated by a table near the restroom. We asked for our tables to be changed, but because we didn't have more than two parties, our table wasn't changed, which was understandable. We then proceeded to ordering our food, there was a waiter that spoke English (which I anticipated to be great in the beginning, because now I can communicate and order food based on suggestions), however when I called the waiter over, he proceeded to say, "I TOLD YOU, THOSE TABLES ARE FOR A PARTY OF FOUR", that wasn't even the question I was inquiring. I just wanted to know the dish that was served at the other table, when I made that clear, he pointed at the dishes on the menu. This waiter was so rude and disrespectful, I had never had service in the food industry as poor as this one. If you want to savior the politeness and beauty Brussels has to offer, don't come here. read more

Took a chance from a local food blog and hit pay dirt!!! This place is something you may walk pass, but you would pass an opportunity to be culinarily transported to Morocco. Been dying to try some and I'm glad I did!!! The food was flavorful and not rushed. Every dish brought out screamed flavor. The decor is cozy (can feel a bit cramped), but you make the intimate best of it. :-) The menu is in French and Flemish, but our server was fluent in English and I knew a few French words, so it worked out. The staff were welcoming and cohesive as a unit, which makes or breaks the service experience. I would definitely recommend this for a date (mine loved it) or for friends. Great way to start off my leg in Brussels. read more

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Dear Yelpers, Please don't ruin your evening by trying La Kasbah! Here is my La Kasbah experience: Service - The Service was pretty awful, there were nine of us and the arrogant waiter just stood at the end of our table and made us all shout (in a noisy restaurant) our orders down to him, just to save him walking up the table, which would have been very easy. He also had a bad attitude and flung our drinks/food in front of us. He made us feel quite uncomfortable. Not a good start. The Food - We ordered Hummus to start, I was thinking since I make it at home myself it is virtually impossible to mess up, Well I was wrong! The Hummus that arrived was from a tin, I know this because I bought a tin once and never bought it again. I was really embarrassed since I had guests in town from the USA. They said 'Waw Hummus is certainly different here in Europe' I did not want to tell them it was tinned. For my main course I ordered the grilled chicken. The chicken is served with a potato and salad, which would have been ok if they were not trying to pass of Rabbit as Chicken! There is a distinctive difference in the number of bones in Rabbit and Chicken, with every mouthful of my 'Chicken' I had to remove the bones from my mouth... Also, lets just refer to it as 'The MEAT' was really dry and tasteless. Restaurant - The restaurant itself looks nice, authentic and inviting but don't be fooled!! The toilets were disgusting, the toilet floor was flooded with water from the sink, so basically in my open toe sandals I had to wade through few inches of water to use the toilet. It was really gross and stayed like that the whole night. An unfortunate tale... ;-( read more

This is probably the best Moroccan place in Belgium. And that's saying something, considering the large Moroccan immigrant population in Belgium and Brussels being the centre of the European Union. I've been going here for almost 20 years. Parking can be difficult in this neighbourhood, if possible use the metro. Moroccan waiters can be even worse than French ones. A good discussion is part of the experience, don't forget that you are here for a good time, and that a good time in Morocco is not the same as a brothel visit in San Francisco. I would kill several people for the Merguez served at this place. The Tangines and Couscous served here is just divine. The Casablanca beer served here is pretty good even for Belgian standards, and they have some pretty decent after dinner drinks. The area down below at -1 is probably more authenticly Moroccan than the seating area located at the ground floor. But they only open it up on weekends. Don't be distracted by what people tell you about this place. It really is the best authentic north African food you can find in Brussels! read more

La Kasbah is a Moroccan restaurant in the centre of Brussels, situated on the trendy Rue Dansaert (host to many independent fashion designers), and just a few hundred metres from Bourse. Immediate points given for the welcoming atmosphere and decoration, the 120 coloured lanterns and various photos and portraits on the walls give it an authentic North African feel. The menu is fairly straight forward and matches what is typically on offer in most restaurants from the Maghreb. For starters you can choose between a cold salad, all of which are well garnished, or a warm warqa pastry stuffed with tuna or merguez. They have a few other things, including a large mezze, but I'd stick to salad or 'bricks' (stuffed warqa pastry). For your main course you have three options: a couscous, a tajine and, or, grilled meats. If you are hungry then I can recommend the large Kasbah couscous as it gives you a little of every meat, perfect to sample what is on offer. You'll get the same meats if you take the grill, more of it, but minus the couscous grain and broth. As for the tajine, my favourite are the lemon, chicken and olives, or the lamb meat with prunes and grilled almonds. The end product is excellent, succulent meat or flavoursome tajines, it all makes for a great meal Other good points: * Simple yet refreshing and well balanced sorbet desserts * Can host very large tables and groups (lots of room) * Friendly staff * Good Moroccan wine Downside: *Tables close to the kitchen can be noisy, disturbing and feel rushed *Last I went on a Saturday I had to pick between a table at 19:00 or one at 21:00 - not sure if it always this way but would much rather pick my own time. *If vegetarian then only limited options available *More chickpeas in the broth read more

This is the best Moroccan food I've had outside of Morocco or France. It's a dark and intimate space, and apparently great for dates. I've dined there solo a few times - my big caveat is that they seem rather irritated when you show up alone. The tubes of harissa on the tables are a nice touch - this stuff is hard to find back in the States. Stay away from the couscous, and dive into the tagines. I don't know where they source their merguez, but would love to know. I'll update this when I get to the grillades later this week. read more

I did a semester abroad in college to Morocco and get cravings REAL bad sometimes. I drug my husband and a few pals in while sight-seeing and was not disappointed. It was nice to have a cup of Sultan tea again, and I would love to know where they get their merguez sausage. Portions are quite large and not terribly priced. Restaurant has a lot of ambiance. Would be great for guests or dates! read more

This place has terrible service. Please shy away from here if you want to have a good time on your trip. The waiters have 0 patience for tourists and do not care if you dine there or not. read more

On our trip to Belgium, we decided on this restaurant because it was close to where we were staying and had decent reviews. The decor of the restaurant is lovely and very intimate. Our server was great! I ordered the Couscous Royal & it was plenty of food for 2, or left overs for a few days. It came with stewed lamb, skewered sausage, and grilled chicken with vegetables and couscous. The flavor of the meats were to die for. They were cooked perfectly and the couscous was so savory and delicious. My meal was truly some of the best food that I have ever tasted. It is what dreams are made of. I can only hope that I find something similar back home. My husband order the read more

I loved the tagine entrees, mint tea and Belgian beer. Great atmosphere, lovely dining room and friendly, helpful staff. They have English menus and the waiters speak English. read more

We stayed on Antoine Dansaert Straat and passed this place frequently. As fans of Moroccan cuisine, we very much wanted to try it out and we were not disappointed. The vegetable sampler and lamb etuve were delicious and very filling. We tried Moroccan wine for the first time and were intrigued. The service was friendly although they refused to serve water from the tap (which I always find quite wasteful but to be expected in Europe). The atmosphere is very pleasant, with comfortable cushioned benches, interesting photos, good music (Oum Kalthoum) and dozens of Moroccan lamps as you can see from the photo. They sent us home with a small souvenir. A very enjoyable evening! read more

Okay so I walk pass this place, looks beautiful. I walked in asked few questions, took a business card and waked out. About an hr later I walked backed in craving Moroccan tea. When I got to the restaurant the guy at the counter asked if I need anything, I said yes please table for one. I also asked If they serve Moroccan tea in different types. One of the servers in a rude Manner said. This is a restaurant sir not a coffee shop, if you want tea go somewhere else. but i have to say food was good; service was also good. best to go around late evening like 19:00 hr or 20:00 read more

Went there with a big group for a birthday party. Great atmosphere, some vegetarian options (easy ones, vegetable couscous and tajine, some meze), good food and wine. Minus one star for the service : it's possible our server had a very dry sense of humor, but we found him quite rude. So even though the food is good and the prices aren't too high, the attitude of the server really did put us of. read more

Well crafted and genuine taste Moroccan cuisine. Nice waiters and decoration. Only difficult spot would be the toilets lighting with candles which makes make-up/touch up a very dark challenge! read more