As clueless Americans in Belgium, we weren't sure what to expect walking in. But the server was…read moreamazing, and the food was phenomenal! I got the steak with peppersauce, which was cooked perfectly, and cost 21.5 euro; my girlfriend got the salmon with veggies at a cost of 20 euro. The menu has English subscript. The food comes with a small appetizer of fish spread and olives, and the main courses come with an order of french fries. So worth the recommendation! I have a shellfish allergy, and since the country is known for its mussels I was a little nervous but they took care to tell me what was in the sauces with the dishes. As an aside, you pay at the bar. Also: tipping is not expected in Belgium. Enjoy!

We stopped here on a bike ride after it was recommended by our B&B host. Thankfully there are…read moresigns, or it would be challenging to find. We came for beers and dessert, which did not disappoint! We had the molten chocolate cake and chocolate ice cream, and both were delicious! I only wish we ate a full meal here because everything looked, and smelled amazing. The beer menu was very impressive for a small place in (what seems like) the middle of no where. They even had Westvelletren! This was the prefect rest stop for enjoying the sunshine in September! The patio is lovely and the waitress was welcoming!

Oh my God! This was the best food I had on my vacation. A huge loaded burger and fries with a high…read morealcohol volume Belgian beer! Thank goodness it was close to the awesome B&B I stayed at (shout-out to Room's B&B!). Nothing makes you work up an appetite like pedaling 40 km around the Ypres Salient. Especially when you haven't ridden a bike since you were a kid and you are currently a chubby American tourist. I wisely rented a bike from that strange bikingbox place that has absolutely no signage. It's a convenience store right on the same road as the Menen Gate and my favorite store in all of Belgium: Shop & Go! This yummy food cost only about 10 Euros. And it was delicious! The friendly lady who took my order recommended that I get the fries with mayo, because 'when in Rome...' I was pretty grossed-out by the mayo-dipped fries, but the fries alone were amazing. They were light and golden-crispy. Perfect! My burger had a bunch of toppings like cheese and bacon and such. I have never had a tastier burger. And the beer! I was so tired from biking, I went for the huge size. Thank goodness it was just a short walk back to my B&B. Great meal, great trip! I loved Ieper so much! I would go back in a hearbeat!

Oh my goshhh. The burgers are AMAZING. The price is insanely cheap for the quality. The owner is so…read morenice. And the fries! They're addictive. Let it be known that this is the best burger place I have found in Europe thus far. A variety of regular burgers but also several variation. I had the sweet chicken and husband had the Big Giant. We had zero complaints, and neither did our kids who got a free toy with their kids meal. Highly recommend as the first place to eat in Ypres.

Convenient stop at the C-Lounge offers up a full food menu with many delicious choices you will not…read moreregret. I have been here several times, and there is a personal touch by the owner(s) when on property. Very friendly staff, and did I mention the experience of delectable foods, with 100% Angus Burger, Lamb Sliders, and local dishes, and your experience can only be complete from re-visiting. They offer local beers, to specially brewed types, including a full bar. Their music and atmosphere is relaxing and makes you feel at home. This Sports Bar/Restaurant is a must. They take most credit cards, or cash in dollars or colons. Service is exceptional. #HappyHourisON

Cool place with indoor/outdoor patio. Good local food and craft beers. Nice people, good food,…read moregood service. We went there for dinner shortly after my dad passed and they were extra nice to my mom, much appreciated. We went back before flying back to the US, will definitely come back when we visit again

Excellent choice for our family of four. The waiter was excellent and happily tolerated our shoddy…read moreFrench. Food was great and well priced. My oldest enjoyed her Flammkueche, the youngest had kids menu. I enjoyed more traditional French bistro food, my wife had the trout salad. Beer was top drawer.

Great little "mill house" out in Vleteren sandwiched in between two world-class breweries:…read moreSint-Sixtus Abdij van Westvleteren to the West (Westvleteren) and De Struise Brouwers Het Oud Schooltje to the East (Oostvleteren) Well technically, De Struise Brouwers is right across the street from this place, but who cares about little details like that. I honestly don't understand why this place isn't a bigger deal. By the looks of the interior and after talking to some people that have frequented this place for decades, it's been family own and run as part of the neighborhood since time immemorial, and the food and service here reflects that very well. You'll find all sorts of crowds here: tourists that somehow stumbled in here because it's probably one of the two or three overtly recognizable restaurants in the vicinity; beer fanatics who are making their lunch stop during some variation of their West Flanders Beer Tour because you can literally park your car in the lot here and walk over to De Struise; or even locals, like Urbain Coutteau and Carlo Grootaert of De Struise Brouwers, who come here during the weekdays after a long day of brewing and work. The atmosphere is accommodating enough to host all types of people described above, and the food is quite hospitable as well; the menu has a grocery list of Flemish delicacies and local (Vleteren) cuisine, alongside some of the more vanilla choices like steak and fish, with an amazing selection of beer (bet you were wondering when I'd finally mention this) alongside some choice aperatifs, cocktails, and non-alcoholic beverages to go with your meal for those who hate fun. In all sincerity, this place was an amazing pit-stop after visiting the Sint-Sixtus Abbey -- their Bitterballen (marinated with De Struise's Pannepot) was simply amazing, and something that I've pitched to my chef friends back at home; whereas it's not quite local flavor, I ordered the Chicken and Pork Shoulder Tagine (marinated again, with De Struise's Pannepot) which was absolutely fantastic and hearty enough to get me through my remaining two brewery visits for the day (one of which was, you guessed it, De Struise Brouwers) I've mentioned De Struise Brouwers eight times in this review. Hopefully that will serve as good subliminal advice for you to go check them out, as they are--as mentioned previously--right across the street.

Excellent restaurant in a small town. Food is amazing and beer list beyond compare. Management and…read moreservice are exceptional!

I didn't want to travel all the way to Belgium and have the same Chinese food that I can get from…read moremy local China Fun. So I ordered the Sweat Corn and Chicken soup and followed up with Duck with pineapples and sweet and sour sauce. OK, so the soap was a bit of a cop-out; it tasted just like egg drop without the eggs. The duck on the other hand was great. It wasn't greasy, and the fat was still attached to the skin, which made it easy to remove. The combination of pineapples and sweet and sour sauce obviously made this a dish on the sweeter side, but with the dark gamey meat of the duck, it was delicious.

Plenty of food, may seem pricey but worth the price. Can recommend the classic menu "klassiekers"…read morefor pick up. Its currently (2016) at 57 euros but gave ample food for 2 people for 3 days. Cold or reheated all tastes great. Food comes nicely packed in microwavable tupperware not carboard and this tupperware is also very reusable afterwards. Everything tastes fresh and delicious. Quick and cordial service. Biggest recommendation i have is their chicken dumplings with sweet and sour sauce for quick snackage and the chicken chop suey for full meal. Will defo reorder for next 3 day weekend

good place for something to eat. great coctails and great terrace outside in the back. Good and…read morequick service too. worth a stop!

Went looking for somewhere to eat in the town & found this small but tidy restaurant in the corner…read moreof the market place. The staff spoke English & we ordered ribs & 2 beers. When the meal arrived we had a rack of pork ribs as long as your fore arm cut into 3 pieces, a small dish of salad & fries. It was the specialty & was absolutely delicious. The beer was from the tap and was equally as nice. Overall a well deserved 5 stars for not only the food but service & ambiance.