service was prima, op internet kom je veel positieve recensies tegen, echter voor ons was dit echt…read moreniet te rijmen met wat wij voorgesch kregen. Ik had het wildmenu. qua verwachtingen viel dit echt tegen. voorgerecht een plakje paté. pompoensoep met fazant. volgens mij de soep uit een pakje met uitgedroogde fazant stukjes erin. hoofd patrijsplakjes met standaard garnituur wat iedereen kreeg. mijn vrouw had vegetarisch. voorgerecht was lekker, soep dezelfde als mij zonder fazant. hoofdgerecht bietentaart, dit was meer een bietenburger van de supermarkt, compact en kleiacht. jammer, al met al een forse tegenvaller

Excellent dining to be found here. Wonderful vegetarian selection but the chef will also cook your…read moresteak perfectly. Family owned, cozy feel. Thanks!

Vlotte en vriendelijke bediening. Van voorgerecht tot en met…read morede koffie en de wijnen: excellent!!! Tip:de dame blanche is puur genieten!

We enjoyed this restaurant with A nice mix of a casual atmosphere, but high-quality food. We…read morestarted out with the oysters, which were salty and well sized. We also ordered nachos. For dinner I had a fillet with peppercorn sauce that was cooked perfectly and the sauce was nice and rich.

Amazing food and presentation in this posh restaurant located in a very nice industrial park where…read morethe company Philips used to be huge one day and currently hosts mainly local start-ups. Really good to be invited to this restaurant for a work related visit. Great to try the Belgian delicious cuisine in a campus filled with various corporations and employees super nice dressed (a fresh contrast from the Bay Area a bit too informal work clothing). Food is presented very artistically in good quality hand-made looking ceramics. I had the menu of the day (around 29 euros) that consisted in super tasty presa iberica with veggies as main dish together with the famous Belgian fries with mayo, salmon rolls as starter, freshly made breads, sweets assortment to finalize with strong cappuccino. Perfect meal in nice setting.

Having left my hometown Hasselt 50 years ago, I was ready to go back to my roots but needed a place…read moreto stay. I decided on Hemelhuys, a little gem tucked away on a pedestrian street, a stone-throw away from Hasselt's serene cathedral, St. Quintinus, and close to the town's fancy stores and great restaurants. This quaint, welcoming boutique hotel has eight spacious rooms combining modern-day comfort with old-fashioned charm. These tastefully renovated units are spread over two old stone houses connected by a small but lush garden. The short walk through this pretty garden is aptly names Chemin du Bonheur. Both owners, Ann and Liesbeth, blend discreet elegance with genuine small-town warmth, and go out of their way to make guests feel at home. And, just like the owners, the young staff is very attentive to the guests' needs and, in addition, smiles a lot -- a pleasant touch that augments one's enjoyment of the place. Breakfasts are most inviting: a selection of assorted fresh breads and bakery products, home-made jams, cheeses, fresh fruit and, for hungrier people, a variety of egg dishes. Location + charm + service + comfort + caring owners + friendly staff = compelling combination to embrace Hemelhuys, a delightful hotel of superb taste in a town that prides itself on being Hoofdstad van de Smaak (Capital of Good Taste). Benoit Jadoul

This is one of my favorite places to grab a beer with some friends.. Been here loads of times. They…read moreserve a lot of belgian beers and when I say a lot, I do mean a lot. I will have to lie but I'd guess they serve about 400 different beers, mostly all Belgian. So if you want to try out some Belgian beers or just want to get drunk, and you are in the neighborhood this is the place to go. (Delirium, Kwak, Karmeliet,.. being my personal favorite ones) On the down side, the service sometimes can be sloppy and you will have to wait longer than at most pubs. But all these different beers are well worth the wait!