Excellent food and service. Even Grandson enjoyed his chicken wings - everyone came home happy!…read moreEspecially the steam pots. Every one liked having mussels together. We ate outside on the terrace, inviting and pleasant.

I returned here for dinner with a vegan friend who had the vegan sushi bowl. She said that the…read moreflavors were really good. I had the pork cheeks which were super tender. The dessert was a chocolate lava cake with a mango sauce and ice cream. Excellent. The atmosphere is nice and not too noisy even when it is crowded. Service was excellent.

Good and tasty food selection. Reasonable prices. Great service…read more I definitely recommend this place.

Food: Their chicken skewer was very juicy and flavorful, as well as their ras asfour (beef, pine…read morenuts, and pomegranate molasses), which was not pictured. However, their side pita was very disappointing as it wasn't as flavorful or soft as I would have liked. Their kefta (minced meat) and soujouk (spicy sausage) skewer also lacked flavor and weren't as juicy. I would definitely recommend getting their chicken skewers and ras asfour if you come here! Service: Very attentive staff although food takes a bit longer to come out. Ambiance: I really enjoyed their decor and ambiance as it made it seemed as though you were somewhere else with their background music, wall decorations, and videos playing.

This place is great! We randomly passed by from the Midi train station. You get a kilo of fresh…read moreseafood for $25 euro! Most of the staff do not really speak English but they are super friendly!

Do not miss this opportunity - just down the road from all the moules and frites and waffles is…read morethis place where you select your seafood by the kilo and the staff cook it up however you like or just cook it the way they think you should eat it!! Outstanding! And easily the cheapest meal we had in Brussels!

Dar Dallia is a French Moroccan restaurant in Brussels. I've dined here twice on two separate…read morevisits to Belgium and highly recommend this restaurant if you like Moroccan cuisine. They do an excellent job in presentation, quality of dishes with a good blend of French flair to it. Food: The Chicken pastilla- That is an appetizer of chicken stuffed in a pastry like coating. Delicious way to start the meal. Steak- Hearty piece of ribeye that came with scrumptious French fries. Grilled Chicken- This a good option if you want a lighter option. Came with a fresh side salad. Also we had a side pasta that came with mushroom cream sauce. It was a nice extra touch to our meal. Everything was amazing and wish I could visit again soon to eat this food. The restaurant is nicely decorated with nice seating. The service is professional and provide recommendations on the menu if needed. Side Note-halal menu. ~

On our last two visits to Brussels we enjoyed this restaurant for lunch and dinner. Located a few…read moreminutes from the Midi the Dar Dalia restaurant is a fusion of Moroccan and European cuisine. Extremely well decorated in style the restaurant has seating on the ground and second floor. On our first visit we ordered the following: -Moroccan pastry with chicken filing -steak filet medium well done On our second visit we ordered: -Moroccan pastry -steak filet -chicken steak -lentil soup All the items were cooked to perfection and as you can see cake with a side of fries or salad. Service is 5 star and the manager and servers are very attentive. On the first visit they had a big party and were still able to give exceptional service to every table on the ground floor. 5 star restaurant highly recommended if your tastebuds want to enjoy something unique.

Les propriétaires ont changés et ça n'a plus rien d'un italien…read more La cuisines est faite de réchauffé et les assiettes si t mal présentées. Le service est amical mais totalement amateur. C'était une bonne adresse, ce n'en est clairement plus une. Dommage.

If you really want to guarantee a spot for dinner here, make a reservation ahead of time, but to be…read morehonest, I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here. I'd only come here if I couldn't find anything else to eat - I prefer Fin de Siecle across the street for more traditional Belgian food (it's a no-reservation, wait-in-line kind of place). We ended up here because we had eaten at Fin de Siecle already the night before, and the restaurant we wanted to go to was full, so this was one of few options to dine at on a Sunday evening. The service here was interminably slow - it took them almost 20 min to get me a table. I didn't have a reservation, so I was fine waiting, but when you tell me 5 minutes or 2 minutes a handful of times, it's just better to tell me that it's a 15-20 minute wait for a table. It worked out fine because my fiance had to go find an ATM to get cash, since this place doesn't take credit cards. We thought this place was more Mediterranean (per Yelp's categorisation) but it was more Italian than anything else, with Spanish tapas and some Italian starters / antipasti. They have a lot of "world tapas" and the menu had a lot of different options of varying cuisines, but this place seemed to just make a lot of things on the mediocre side instead of making fewer things that taste great. On the tapas side they have bruschetta, fried bacalao fritters, patatas bravas, fried calamari, crostini. They have 7 salad options to pick from, which is definitely nice to find in a restaurant in Brussels, where most of the choices on the menu revolve around potatoes and meat. They have about 10-12 choices for pasta dishes, Belgian dishes, meat, and fish. You should be able to find something to eat on this menu since it's fairly varied. Bruschetta (6,50€) - We were starving by the time we sat down, so we got an appetizer - they have 2 bruschetta dishes, the smaller one at 6,50€ has tomatoes, parmesan cheese, basil, and anchovies, and just one piece of bread, and the larger version is almost double in price and has 2 pieces of bread and includes shrimp scampi and garlic. The bruschetta was fine (we got the smaller one) - not mind blowing, but not worth the price. There were a lot of tomatoes and the parmesan cheese was good but the bread was just okay and didn't seem particularly fresh. Salade Publico (15,90€) - This salad had a really huge piece of grilled salmon on top of shredded cabbage and iceberg lettuce, and had some fried calamari and bacalao / cod fritters. The salmon was farm-raised and overly plump, and slightly overcooked. The lettuce/cabbage was fine, but would have preferred mixed greens. The fried calamari and deep fried cod fritters didn't seem very fresh and seemed previously frozen and very-much mass-produced like it came out of a big bag from the freezer. We wanted salad, so this was at least decently healthy and satisfied what we wanted, but I wouldn't go out of my way to get this salad again. Ravioli Publico (15,20€) - These raviolis had meat inside, and topped with brown mushrooms, some parma ham, and a cream-sauce. There were maybe 10-12 pieces of ravioli on the plate, just FYI for those of you who are used to ordering ravioli and getting 5 pieces and then sit there hungry for the rest of dinner. The other pasta dishes looked bigger to me, and I wished I had gotten the orecchiette instead. The pasta was fine but didn't taste particularly fresh. I've had similar tasting pasta from the grocery store in the refrigerated section. I don't think I'd get this again if I came back. The service was not super - they took a long time to bring us wine after we ordered (and forgot my glass and then charged us for an extra one when I asked for my wine -- glad we checked the bill!) and were slow at taking orders / bringing food. Maybe they were super busy, but they just seemed short-staffed on waiters/cooks. They also didn't bring us the complimentary bread all the other tables seemed to get. They don't take credit cards, so plan accordingly. I wouldn't come back here unless there was nothing else open around here. The food was just mediocre for the price, and the service was subpar. It was okay - I'd give it between around 2.5 stars, maybe 3 if I was feeling generous. There are better restaurants in Brussels.

There are many Greek food choices around this one. I came here because of the great reviews and I'm…read moreglad I did. While I was looking at the menu outside, an employee was greeting people walking by. I was quickly seated when I walked in. I dined by myself. I ordered the gyro plate with the pork meat, salad and fries. It was so much food. Everything was very fresh and hidden beside the salad was a cabbage salad that was super delicious. The tzatziki sauce on the meat was also tasty. There was so much food I couldn't finish it all. All the employees I encountered were very friendly and spoke great English. To be so close to the Grand Place, I was impressed by the reasonable price for so much food. I come to Brussels for work often and will definitely be back Even though it isn't a large place, there were plenty of places to sit. It is a casual place and there was a large tv near where I was sitting showing a soccer game.

Nice stop for a quick lunch. The falafel was tasty and food came out pretty fast. Seating is pretty…read moretight, but was fine for a fast stop.

Went with a group…read more Good service. Good food. BEST TABOULE I HAVE EVER HAD. Will go back for sure.

Last August when I stayed in Brussels for 3 months, my sister and I stumbled upon Le Chatelaine du…read moreLiban in one of our evening walks home from a nearby ramen shop. Our little eyes lit up completely because once we meandered into this seemingly, perpetually buzzing hive of a restaurant---we were greeted by a glass case FULL of countless options of incredibly fresh, tasty options of food. VEGETARIANS AND VEGANS---you have found your Mecca of choices! So we made a mental note of this joint and headed out. The problem is, in this neighborhood, on every single corner, quaint and beautiful restaurants paint the streets. Mediterranean and Lebanese restaurant choices abound. And we didn't make strong enough of a mental note. Needless to say, when I left last year, my sister was on a perpetual hunt for this restaurant, alas, to no avail. Tonight after a 2 hour stroll around the city we started looking for a place to eat. And subconsciously we were hunting for this place, whose name we could not remember. Finally we are standing on a corner, my sister gazing at her google maps trying to see if the restaurant was in the direction of this one street we were staring down---when I looked up and stared at the restaurant across the street from us and I went: "hey! .... wait a minute ....is that it?" Lo and behold, we had found the restaurant!! And the hunt was well worth our effort. Laughing with delight, we stumbled through the doors and into our treasure trove. Here's the deal. In the evening, this place gets busy and stays busy. The cute, charming interior is perpetually buzzing with very frantic, irritated servers. I can understand because it seems that once they get busy, the servers never quite catch fully up to the pace. I think during the day you may have better luck in catching a more relaxed pace. You can absolutely go in and order take away though, which is what we did. As we stared at the glass case of options---pretty much none of the males working were remotely eager to help us out. Finally a lone woman peered up at us as her hands were still moving a mile a minute and asked if she could help us. I asked about take away, she said "of course!"...-and then told me about a vegetarian plate option. You pick any 3 items in the glass case, and then she throws in either 2 falafel or 2 vegetarian omelette things. I picked the baba ghanouj, a Smokey eggplant dish, loobyeh, 2 falafel and one of the vegetarian omelet thingies. Holy batballs Batman. This food is INCREDIBLE. When I opened the bag once I got home I found that 2 ginormous pitas had been thrown in into of the takeaway container. HUGE. First of all----the baba ghanouj was SO creamy and so flavorful. Sometimes you can get a bitter bite to it, this one was Smokey, creamy wonderfulness. I'm the pickiest person when it comes to hummus, but the caliber of this dip, pretty much assured me that I'd be trying the hummus next time. Ok, as for the Smokey eggplant dish. It's basically broiled eggplant, mixed with capers, parsley, bell peppers, tomatoes, lemon, garlic---AND IMPOSSIBLE to find a name for this dish. I have been searching and searching for a recipe to recreate this dish that I found years ago but could never find a name for it. This dish is amazing. It is so flavorful and so fresh and just incredibly delightful. The last dish of my selection of 3 was the loobyeh. Basically a tomato-ey, green bean stew. Caramelized onions, sweet paprika combine to make this dish a slightly sweet but completely comforting pop for your tastebuds. Ok, I am not a fan of falafel, but this falafel was really perfect. A crunchy exterior gives way to a really flavorful and fluffy center of goodness. And the vegetarian omelette was SO GOOD! Chock full of veggies and so flavorful. Grant it---to heat they up, these puppies go straight into a deep fried for a few seconds. Lol... All in all, the franticness of the staff is the only thing that made me take off one star. Usually that doesn't bother me, but these guys just seem super on the grind and flustered when you meander onto their path. But the food?---5 Star all the way!

The location and view was great! I was served some of the best scallops I have ever had alongside…read moretruffle mashed potatoes! The mussels were great as well! The large portions were great for sharing!

The view was amazing!!!! The food was really good too! The mussels were so big and tender. I…read morethink the best one that we had in Belgium. The salad were amazing! We had the one with bacon and anchovies. If we ever go back to Belgium. Would love to go back to this place!