This place is the place in Mons, Belgium to get burger and fries! Their menu is small much like…read moretheir space, but it does NOT lack in flavor, service and overall quality! I made a reservation, glad a did because the place was packed. Our choices of burgers were simple, their signature burger Le TonTon has bacon, cheddar and an egg. You can just order a burger or order it with fries. My son order a basic bacon and cheddar burger. We made our orders at the counter and took our seats. We didn't wait long, our burgers came and they were hot and ready. At first bite, my son was delighted! It was the first time he ate an entire burger! Normally the burger are either to dry, not enough meat or the buns overpower the burger. These burgers were perfection! The meat was cooked perfectly and juicy, the cheese melted to perfection, the bacon was crispy and delicious and the egg was fried awesomely. The fries were crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. They take cash, I made my reservation through their Facebook page, they answered right away. They have really great service. I loved this place, it has become a favorite of our family and I would eat here again! Come for a great burger and excellent service.

Above average American burger restaurant. A bit pricey, but popular, good and always packed. I…read morearrived towards the end of lunch and was still invited to sit and order. Burgers and hotdogs mostly. Largest onion rings I've ever seen. Food is filling, fairly fast service, and anyone inviting near closing time earns a star for great service.

An American restaurant! Friendly service. The waitresses spoke English. There is a large variety of…read moreburgers on the menu as well as normal dishes. I had the Four Square and it was delicious. It had carmelized pears and goat cheese. The fries are steak fries. Of course, like any Belgian restaurant, you should section off at least 2 hours of your night because they take their time to serve. However, with what I ate, I believe the food is worth the wait. I will be back.

One of the Best dining experiences we have had to date in Mons. Located a short walk down from the…read moreGrand Place almost kitty corner to the Parking Grand-Place. We were their first customers for the dinner meal. My wife's french is decent, although she has to ask people to slow down for her. Our waiter was superb, he didn't mind that we had language difficulties, and he even apologized for his poor English skills. He really made our experience world class. We decided we wanted wine tonight, but have little experience with European wines, so we definitely needed help, and asked for a white wine that was slightly sweet. He brought us out two different 30ml samples, one dryer and more grapefruitier than the other, which I liked, and Sheri enjoyed the sweeter wine, can't remember what they were though. We noticed that they had charcuterie on the Menu, but were worried that it was the cheap cheese and salami cubes we have snacked on at other restaurants here in Belgium. When asked our waiter named all 6 cheeses on the board and we recognized several of them, so we were really excited and ordered the mixed plate of meat and cheese. When our waiter brought out the charcuterie board along with a basket of fresh homemade brown bread we thought we died and went to heaven. Every delightful bite was perfection. We then ordered our dinner for the night, Sheri ordered the Orange Duck, and I ordered The Herve Burger (cheeseburger), both medium rare. At the same time, I decided that I wanted a red wine with my burger and asked what he would recommend. They have this Red Blend called "Suivi des Fees" from Brulhois France; it was superb and perfect with my burger. The Herve cheese on this burger was a Belgium earthy creamy ripe cheese that was awesome and made this a delicious unique burger. My wife loved her Orange Duck, and we traded bites of food so both could sample each other's main dish and we both really enjoyed our food. The best was that we considered our food and service to be 5-Star level fine dining; we were very pleasantly surprised that with 4 glasses of wine, charcuterie, and two main courses that our bill was only €64, in the states this meal would have cost greater than $100 U.S. We love Mons, so we definitely will be back for another scrumptious culinary experience.

Stopped by while on vacation in Mons. We were biking around the city and looking for a place to…read moregrab a beer. The tavern is tucked away right by the soccer stadium. It was obviously a popular spot with the locals since there were plenty sitting at the bar. The service was great despite a language barrier. I do try with my French but it only goes so far. We each got a burger with fries and there are tons of sauce choices. I like spicy so I went with the samurai. The wife went straight mayo. Great beer selection at a decent price. For two burgers and 3 beers, it was 28 €.

Located just across the street from Stade Charles Tondreau, which is the home of the RAEC Mons…read moresoccer team, I usually find myself here on game days. Like the other few cafes close by, they put out stalls to sell beer to those going to the game. Taverne 44 is also a "friterie" where they serve those famous Belgian fries (with many different sauces including mayonnaise!) and other friterie snacks such as burgers, brochettes, frikandels and so on. Stop by for a beer either on game day or any time.

This is a typical Belgian cafe thats great to stop at for a beer or coffee They also have a menu…read morewith lasagne, spaghetti, chili, burgers, etc. I usually end up here on Sunday mornings, which is market day just out the front door.. The place was full of character. I say was because it has somewhat changed the last few months. Before the marble table tops had pen and ink, or maybe sharpie sketches all over them, some of them a bit on the 'dirty' side, but funny and interesting. They have been cleaned up. Mind you, the spit and saw dustiness that been tidied up somewhat. Sure, its still interesting but if you had seen it as it was (not too much different from now), then you would shed a tear for loss. There is an eccentric local artist who hangs out here every now and again and I believe he was responsible for most of the table artwork. Patrick is a big guy who wore a wild looking hat with a feather in it. I haven't seen him there for a bit but then again, I haven't been there much lately either.

Non-French speaker here so the experience was uncomfortably funny and very enjoyable - one of the…read moreworkers could tell I was struggling to order in French but I ended up ordered exactly what I wanted, the Frites Éspices, I think that's what it was called. So yummy AND inexpensive.

Small little place, close to Grand Place. I have now visited this establishment about 4 times…read more Reasonable prices. Food is fresh and tastes great. We've tried their soup, chicken rolls, shrimp rolls, fried scampi and salmon roll. Service is good. Owners speak a little bit of English. Limited seating space inside and outside. They do not have a bathroom, a minus for me when I take my kids.