Delicious, hearty affordable meal! Went back twice during our 3-day stay in Brussels!read more

The kebab was more like a gyro than a true kebab, but the spicy vegetables were solid. Seems like a…read moresolid place for after-bar food

The price is amazing for the area! Considering there are all Greek spots on this street. I got the…read morefalafel pita which was 4.50 euros with side of fries (1 euro). The falafel was decent and the pita was filling. This is a good spot if you're looking for a quick cheap bite in the area!

A Greek restaurant close to Grand Place on a street with lots of other Greek restaurants. The staff…read morehere was very kind. Great customer service. The food was mediocre - not very authentic Greek food but not bad either. Very tight spaced seating outside. The portion wasn't too generous considering the price. Location, staff and food comes up to 3 stars :)

The Good taste of sandwiches It was Quick service…read moreReasonable price Will definitely visit again

My dining companion and I stumbled across this place as one of the last few places serving dinner…read moreafter 9:30 pm near the gay district here in Brussels. Friendly staff that speak English and made sure our order was correct. Had to use Visa as AmEx was declined. Spicy an non spicy sauce options over tasty halal kebabs and falafel. Don't forget the pomme frites. Very good late night find and open until midnight. Inside and outside dining available. Sit outside to enjoy the sounds and sights of Brussels nightlife.

Great kebab shop. Simple and delicious. I stayed nearby for a week and ate here more often than I…read morewould like to admit.

We ate here twice and the food is very good and the service very friendly. The owners are Turkish…read morebut the menu is a cross between Turkish, Lebanese and Greek. Recommended.

Since I was in Belgium (which is the country that invented french fries if you weren't aware), I…read moreknew that I needed to check out some good friteries around the city. There were some recommendations online for Fritteria Tabora, and since it wasn't too far from us we decided to check it out. It's a small shop that is to-go, and there was a long line that we waited out of for around half an hour. When you order, they'll essentially scoop the fries out of the oil and put it onto a plate for you. Afterwards, you can order different sauces to try it with. They recommended the Andalouse sauce, so we decided to get that one. I have to say that this was probably the best fries that I had during my trip in Belgium (esp after trying it at like 8 different places), so I think that it was worth the wait. These were the most crispy and had the most satisfying crunch overall so far. Even though the line might be long, if you want to try out what Belgium is known for then I think it's worth the wait.

Nothing in this world brings me more joy than French fries. Actually, let's take it a step further…read more-- nothing on this planet brings me more joy than French fries with multiple sauces. Sweet curry, buffalo, barbecue... not ketchup and mayo. The line was long -- like the whole city had the same craving at the same time. Total Spider-Man meme moment... everybody pointing like, "Oh, you're me? You're me?" The fries were fresh -- not sitting there waiting on somebody. They cook them to order. You literally see the raw fries, then the cooked fries, and it's like an assembly line. One guy takes your sauce order, the other guy repeats it back like telephone, and you watch it get passed down and checked. You get hype listing sauces and then they hit you with, "Only three" before you get too crazy. Service is quick and friendly. They don't ask a million questions because it's simple -- we sell fries and sauces. What do you want? Ambience: tiny walk-up, as small as a food spot can get, but it works. No yelling, no "my order is wrong," none of that. There are tables out front so you can sit, eat, and people-watch on a nice night (or day). Amazing experience. Would absolutely recommend.

Food was amazing and the service was great. 10/10 get the spicy on the kebab, you won't regret it.read more

protected us from a person who tried to jump us and gave us a drink. amazing service and wonderful…read morefood. would highkey recommend to any tourist out at late night!

First time here. The business caught my eye. The service is…read morewell, they are in bit of a rush when taking your order or describing their food. Food: portions are huge, taste is ok, a bit bland for my family. And the shredded chicken was salty. Grilled chicken, Beef, falafel tastes good! Ambiance: feels like a small family shop. Cool vibes!

So good, I love it. Waiters are friendly and funny. The view…read moreand vibe also perfect. Just perfect

Very delicious lamb! Its close by the metro, near businesses for lunch, and friendly service. As…read moregood a kabob as anywhere I've been!

This restaurant has opened recently and it has some of the best Turkish food in Brussels…read more Everything is fresh and the staff is friendly i recommend the grilled chicken it's the best ive had so far.

Fritland is one of the more famous frite stands in Brussels and its frequented by locals and…read moretourists alike. Served in the traditional cone, the fries are crispy and perfectly salted. A large selection of sauces are available. You can also get hot dogs, chicken fingers, and other items. This was definitely one of my favorites. Highly recommend.

Heard it was the oldest Belgium fries shop in Brussels so I wanted to give it a try. It was decent…read morebut I didn't it was particularly worth trying, definitely not as some of the other frites shops in the city. Orders are made fresh and each frites order comes with a sauce of your choosing. I went andalouse. The frites are a little greasy and more bland compared to others in the city. It was also one of the cheaper frites shops I've tried on my stay in Brussels. You order at the counter, wait for your food and can grab a seat inside or outdoors. They tend to draw a crowd and Ive seen very long lines but it's moves pretty quite. I came on a late rainy weekday and it was about a 15 min wait.