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!

A catastrophe! The card you receive on site is not the one…read moreon their website. Very limited choice anyway. Service is very slow, with only one waitress for all the outside (and probably inside) tables. No children's menu. Wine only in bottles, not in pitchers... unless you ask for it!? But it's not on the menu, and they don't tell you the price, even when you order it. Not even the traditional bread or jug of water at the table. We asked for bread. For the meal, we had a piece of meat for 2 at 70 euros, the meat of which was tough. You're on a sunny terrace with a parasol that doesn't cover all the tables (even if you move it as you wait), and flies. The starter, the foie gras, is a tiny little morsel...

Extremely unwelcome approach. Stay away as tourist. When entering at a quite Sunday afternoon I…read moreentered the bar seeing only 3 people having a beer. The sign on the door read "open". As nobody welcomed me I tried to open conversation in my best French and asked whether the bar was open. One guy at the table answered sincerely : "do you see the sign on the door that says "open"?". I replied I noticed it with a short "Oui". The guy irritatedly replied: The sign says open, so it is open (repeating the last word open in French again the way I asked it initially).

This restaurant gets its name from the famous response to the German demand for the US troops…read moredefending Bastogne to surrender during WW2. Nowadays it would be an expletive! Le Nuts is located in the center of Bastogne on Place McAuliffe which is like the town square. An inexpensive pay parking lot is located in front. Inside, the restaurant is decorated in remembrance of the Battle of the Bulge with decor from back then along with more current pictures of famous people who have dined here. It has outdoor and indoor seating. Le Nuts has a large menu that had several items that interested me. I went with the Spaghetti Bolognese for 18€ after a suggestion from the waiter. It arrived less than 15 minutes later and was a very good choice. It came in a large bowl with plenty of spaghetti and meat sauce along with Parmesan cheese. The mixture made for an enjoyable meal of cheesy meat sauce and spaghetti and was very good tasting. The table service was attentive too. I enjoyed my visit to this popular restaurant. Had I stayed in town for a longer visit I would have probably come back to try one of their good looking hamburgers.

This was a super cute spot with TONS of WWII memorabilia. The staff was nice but we waited for a…read morewhile for the waiter to tend to us when we needed things. Otherwise, the food was sooo good! The burgers were pretty big and filling and they were so juicy! There were 4 of us and we all asked for the burger to be cooked well. I'm glad we didn't ask for anything less than that cause all of our burgers were medium rare. We would definitely come back!!

Good lunch menu, with great prices! you get a huge sandwich and a cup of soup for only €6. The…read moreinside of the shop is adorable, with Cosy seats and a bright colorful asthetic. Will definitely come back if I ever visit Namur again!

The petit chocolat chaud was delicious! I love the deep chocolate flavor from it! I wanted to order…read morethe ham & cheese croissant but it wasn't available so I just got the raspberry muffin. It was delicious! Moist, crumbly and tangy! All for €5,50!