Overlooking City Centre Ieper, this place is a very good spot for a nice evening dinner. The…read morestorefront is part of a row of restaurants facing Grote Markt. Along with its neighbors, it offers an extensive outdoor dining area. The indoor facility is also nice having a lovely nostalgic feel with additional seating upstairs as well. My server did a rather good job during my visit. Using English was not a problem at all. The highlight of my meal was a terrific shrimp and tomato salad that was fresh and tasty. The shrimp were the small local variety which I find to be particularly enjoyable. The meal was accompanied by tasty frites, as would be expected in Belgium. I finished with a very nice coffee that topped things off in a very satisfying manner. The prices were not bad considering the overall dining experience. In general, It was an enjoyable time and a reasonably good meal. I am confident in recommending this restaurant as a good choice for good quality dining with a local flair.

Lovely open air cafe with indoor pub, next door to Flanders Fields Museum. Excellent selection of…read moreBelgian beers. Menu is typical cafe fare with a wide enough selection to satisfy most eaters. I tried the local cheese appetizer, which would have been plenty for 3 or 4 people, and had the Scampi Diabolique with a local abbey beer (Tongerlo) which was recommended by a local; I am happy to say that I wasn't steered wrong, the beer was outstanding and the shrimp was much better than typical cafe meals. p.s. Unexpected bonus: Free WiFi! Connect to KleinStadhuis access point.

Visited this restaurant in May 2016 for a group dinner with American students visiting Ypres. It…read morewas very good, tasty, and well-presented. Not an easy task for a group meal. Cozy, pleasant atmosphere.

Well, the owner certainly loved her cats because this place was packed full of anything and…read moreeverything to do with cats, except of course the cats themselves. Actually, I might be a little mistaken because there is a good chance that there were cats wandering around it is just that they probably stay out of the way. Anyway, the place had a lot of charm, and is certainly a place I would visit regularly if I happened to live in the area.

This little pub was recommended to me by local shop keeper. A nice cosy pub atmosphere with WW1…read morerelics & pictures all over the walls/shelves. It appeared to have a lot of locals having a drink of the 61 beers available. In addition to being a watering whole it has a small museum attached but on this occasion there wasn't time to visit. It closes early in the evening so don't expect a late session. No food being served but rather nice hot chocolate with wiped cream atop. Worth a visit if you are walking the ramparts of the town.