We choose this place for a little celebration with a friend. The staff is friendly and…read moreknowledgeable, the place is exactly what you expect from a wine "caves" (expct the last room which is a bit "colder"), the food is of good quality and the wine, well, it's very good! We choose a wine from Chile, not too expensive (36 EUR) and it was really good! To start we also had a prosecco done with the traditional method which was a very nice discovery. The place is not cheap, but to keep in mind for a special occasion. The offered glass at the end (my friends took champagne, me a very good cognac) was very very appreciated and a real exception in Brussels!

Great find in Brussels! I've been here twice while traveling in for work and can't wait for the…read morenext time. The two gentlemen that run this establishment have a great passion for wine and food. It really shows in the time they take with each customer. They made great selections and had us try each to make sure we liked the wine. And of course we did. On this last visit, we started with a mix plate of cheeses and chorizo. Then moved on to fresh oysters and razor clams. The sauce on the clams was so good, we ate it up with a spoon. For our mains, we had suckling pig, steak and duck. All amazing and a wine pairing with each course. Prices are very reasonable for such delicious food and wine. This beautiful venue is a must try. And who doesn't love a good wine cave.

Looking for a great unique dinner in Brussels and Yelp crushed it. Table de Mus was amazing. The…read moreservice, the food, the atmosphere was just perfect. We had the "small" prix fix dinner which was 2 appetizers, 1 entree and 1 dessert, each paired with a different wine. Mus rocked it. He was super attentive. We HIGHLY RECOMMEND hitting Table de Mus if you are in Brussels.

Unbelievable taste . Super atmospheric, super service . Very impressed . They explain every course…read moreyou have what it contains , how it's done . And each time they ask how it is . This should be Michelin restaurant!

A very cosy setting and nice waiters and waitresses but way too expensive for the quality of the…read morefood. We payed over 110 euros for 2 people (starter, main course and desert + coffee but no wine) and the food - although not actually bad - was something we could have cooked ourselves and probably done a better job at it. One starter was missing an ingredient and had yellowish leaves of water cress and had very little flavour. The other starter was ok but underwhelming. As for the main courses pretty much the same opinion, nothing to write home about. Finally the deserts: the meringue glacé was very good but the Foret noir had a chocolate mousse made of unsweetened bitter chocolate which was not very nice. We will not be going back simply because we have already eaten far more original and tasty food for less money in Brussels.

Cozy restaurant in a tiny street in the middle of the Marolles area…read more The nicest thing is the decoration. Everything has been chosen carefully by the owner including the plates...old style blue ones. The food is very good, but I found it quite expensive. The portions are not that big and without the starter, one get out with an empty stomach. Aside from this fact, I enjoyed going to his restaurant and I highly recommend it if you live in Brussels and/ or if you're visiting the city.

Had a business dinner here and it was a real gastronomic experience. Menu was very heavy on seafood…read moreas of summer 2018. They offer four tasting menus we went for the two courses which was just enough food. I'd caution against the three course menu unless you are starving. We had plenty of amuse bouches to start including a mushroom emulsion served inside a hollowed out eggshell that was sawed off. with precision. Really neat. Scallops tuna tartare and fish followed. all expertly cooked/prepares with lots of fancy ingredients. Three courses of desert finished with macaroons. I deduct one star as they don't take AMEX sos I had to lay out cash and the server was a bit pretentious.

Words cannot describe this meal. I can say 'perfect' but that would not suffice…read more If you love truffle as much as I do, go to this restaurant. It's a small restaurant but that gives it a nice sense of intimacy. I had a good view of the kitchen - what I noticed was it's only the waitress, the washer and the chef. That's all. But everything was smooth and what this guy is dishing out by himself was absolutely bliss. See my photos for the menu we chose and my fave dish of the night (although every meal was perfection and delicious), the grated truffle, Royal Heart cod, Chef's risotto and Parmesan broth. I could eat that over and over again - a wonderful blend of flavours and textures, beautifully presented. Make your reservation now and you will not be disappointed. Giving this one a big Foodie Amen

As a tourist in Brussels, I counted on Yelp to guide me to good eating and drinks!! I was not let…read moredown, this place was great!! The food was outstanding, one of the best meals I've had all week in Brussels. I had the sole and it was delicious. The sauces and veggies were great and large portions! I was stuffed. My girlfriend got the salmon pasta with sun dried tomatoes and fresh mozzarella, it was also delicious!! Very impressed. The atmosphere is romantic, although I went with my girlfriend and it was still fine! The service was great, the waiter was very friendly and helped us with the menu. Highly recommended!

Wonderful little French restaurant. Service was exemplary and duck was amazing. We enjoyed a…read morewonderful evening with great food!

An excellent gastronomic seafood restaurant in Brussels, in a very nice setting (place du Sablon)…read more The wine list is excellent, the cuisine remarkable, and the decoration original. 1* Michelin.

Outstanding French/Belgian seafood. If you could find any one of these dishes in the US, it'd cost…read moredouble. Enjoyed langoustine tartare, stuffed lamb saddle, and the de-Americanized version of Oysters Rockefeller. Incredible. I can't begin to understand how this restaurant seems to have somewhat recently lost its Michelin Star. For me, this was a lifetime top ten meal, the true top 1% for someone who has reviewed 1200 restaurants. If you are in Brussels and you like seafood, please don't skip this restaurant. The bonus is that it's open on Sunday. The negative reviews are nonsensical.

Nice patio with multiple tables out front. Wait staff was friendly and prompt. They were able to…read moreprovide recommendations. Recommend the mussels and meatballs.

Popular, laid back restaurant serving up classic Belgium cuisine and beers. Not sure what to pair…read morewith what? The menu has suggestions on the best beers that compliments the entrees. The stew beef is solid and so are the mussels. While the ribs were a bit overcooked the plum sauce was finger licking delicious. Portions aren't large but they're satisfying.

Well....have your Google translate handy when you enter this restaurant because the menu is written…read morein French and the servers speak very little English. That being said, the food is very good here. The flavor in the duck I had was unique - it tasted like it was marinated in some type of sauce for a while before it was cooked. Every piece of that meat was bursting with flavor. You also have to try their upside down apple pie - it was a really good treat to top of a meal. This place gets packed quickly so you may want come early or get reservations.

Have been coming here for 25+ years as I used to live around the corner and even after moving…read moreoverseas I would find time to visit the restaurant at least 1 time during my stays. I really recommend the "croquettes de crevettes" (shrimp croquettes) as a starter. In English " to die for", in French "une tuerie". Though, beware, the portion is VERY generous; especially for a jet-lagged stomach. For the main dish, in Summer I would recommend the "Tartare de boeuf" (I am a meat aficionado) which is basically raw minced beef that you "prepare" yourself with egg yolk and spices. In winter their "Stoemp" is my favourite (sausages + mashed potatoes cum mashed vegetables). You shall come out of this place filled and wishing your stomach was not still in the middle of the Atlantic. I skipped desert as a result, hence I cannot offer any suggestions. Vegetarian dishes are also on the menu BTW.

It is a cute little place perfect for dinners with friends. The interior is nicely decorated - not…read moreas overloaded with too much decor as in so many other restaurants in Brussels. Nice tables and a large blackboard on the wall with their daily suggestions. The restaurant is authentic - not pretentious - a fact that made me feel at ease. The service is friendly but not impeccable: the table was not really ready when I sat down and the waitress did not bother to wipe off the table. I reached over to another table to get my napkin and a little bowl for the olive pits. Not a big deal but still no extra point for that. The food: unfortunately the bread was nothing special. The olives served were nice. I chose the parpadelle a la carbonara to test the kitchen. It's like the margarita pizza - the chef shows his talent on a simple dish. Unfortunately there was cream involved...is there anything else to say? The pasta was fine and al gente and the ingredients were good, but this was not a traditional carbonara. I enjoyed the glace a la lait d'amandes for desert.

Lovely place, dropped by for lunch, just what you would expect of a belgian/french bistro, with an…read moreexcellent menu and atmosphere

Absolutely outstanding. I admit that I've never been the world's biggest fan of Belgian food or of…read moremussels, so I was a little bit skeptical when my friend suggested we grab dinner at this place. But since we were in Brussels anyway, I figured we might as well try to get the full Belgian experience and try both mussels and beer. Le Chou de Bruxelles certainly did not disappoint -- the food was outstanding, the service impeccable, and the space delightful. The mussels were remarkably fresh and were a bit briny (as all mussels must be) but weren't overly fishy. Le Chou de Bruxelles offers a wide swath of sauces you can pair with your mussels, which is super fun; I ended up doing a more classic combo with white wine, garlic, and several herbs, but it was super tasty -- the herbs were super fresh and brightened up the overall dish, and the white wine was a lovely pairing with the shellfish. We also got their caprese salad, which was super tasty; the mozzarella was incredibly fresh and the tomato was perhaps the best tomato my friend had ever tried. It was presented in a rather entertaining way, with the tomato cut in half and hollowed out, then with the mozzarella packed inside the tomato. The service was also phenomenal and absolutely on-point. We were seated in the back of the restaurant right next to the patio door, so a few bees flew in and circled around our heads during our meal, but the staff was super friendly in helping us push the bees back outside. Vibes-wise, the restaurant is gorgeous and lively. It's a little bit out of the way from Central Brussels, so you end up with a good mix of locals and tourists. Absolutely love this spot and can't wait to come back in my next trip to Brussels!

The muscles are the best so many options and choices, but we really enjoyed everything…read more I definitely must go to restaurant well then Brussells