Chic and stylish, this is an attractive addition to the Place du Samedi area with friendly and…read moreattentive service. The frequently changing menu offers a limited but diverse selection with good quality and creative cuisine. Wine selection good, but perhaps a little pricey. Overall an enjoyable experience.

Huge portions. Even more humongous desserts. You will not leave hungry. Delicious. Large variety of…read moreplates. Fast service. Cute interior. Awfully good for a restaurant in middle of tourist area.

Awful experience…read more Very slow service. First bottle of wine ordered then told out of stock so had to order a more expensive one. Forgot to put in one of our entrees, the other entree (salmon) came out cold and tough. DISGUSTING Waiter offered to basically microwave it um no thanks Second appetizer was brought out as an entree. It was mussels. That was fine. And the waiter argued with us! Our one evening in Brusselks was ruined. They are tons of cute places. Absolutely Do not go here

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!

Unfortunately, the service was extremely slow. If you have 3 hours (no joke) for dinner, then this…read moreis the place for you. Food wasn't worth the wait either. Not sure what was happening but we waited over an hour in our seats eating bread. When the food finally arrived, It was rather bland and overcooked. The dessert was mediocre. Not worth the $$$ even as a prefix 44 euro for 3 courses. Skip it and find another place. This was a letdown.

The reviews are legit! I had been to some good restaurants away from City Center, but I was…read moresurprised to see the good reviews of this place so close to The Square. When I arrived I found an impressive menu of food and drink that I did not expect. They had Westmalle beer, and that was a great start. Ricardo the host/proprietor/waiter is originally from Columbia and we worked through some broker Spanish (on my part) to order an impressive array of Wild Shrimp Croquettes, Chorizo and (I think) Radish Homemade Ravioli, House Cut Steaks w/Belgium Frittes, and Beef Cheeks in Gravy. Very high quality food for this area, in a very friendly atmosphere. I think it was Anna (the chef) who came out and she was very sweet. I could see great care was taken in the preparation. I highly recommend this place when in the center of Brussels. The yelps were on point with this one.

We just arrived in Brussels for one night. We stumbled on this wonderful place. My husband and I…read moreshared the beef stew and a lovely local blond beer, Omer. Service was great. Highly recommend.

Well, prices are cheap and quality is ok for the price but don't expect more neither. I've eaten…read moremeatballs "à la liégeoise" and they were quite good but without enough dressing and not warm enough. For a cheap place for lunch, it's more than correct but not to impress a friend or to be surprised about belgian cuisine. The spot in city is nice and the restaurant itself too. Service was ok but not so attentive, i was there on a Tuesday night and the place wasn´t so crowded.

Everything about this place is rather mediocre, except the prices. Service brings the food (and the…read morebill, without even asking) but does not include a single friendly word outside that. Scampi Indian style were ok, but not great. For 14 euro one might expect better quality on this handful of scampi. Moules Marinières were not exactly bad, but somewhat overcooked and only accompanied by celery and a wee bit of parsley. There are much better places for mussels in Brussels, with better prices too. Wine selection was not great so ended up drinking water. All in all, can't recommend going here. I will not go here again, that is for certain. ***edited*** Bellyaches started on the way back, spent 15 minutes on the toilet. So kitchen hygiene is probably not very good either here. Therefore reduced score from two stars to one. Stay away if you know what is good for you.

An ok place to grab some oysters and a beer. A bit pricy and the oysters were not all that great…read more The service was stellar. We watched as our guy shucked our batch in front of us. Only accompanied by lemon, could use some vinegar.

Having been to L'Air du Temps a couple of years ago, I've been looking forward to visiting this new…read moreventure taken by Chef Sang-Hoon Degeimbre. This small restaurant certainly did not disappoint. The quality of the ingredients and the thoughts given to each dish served is everything Chef Degeimbre's reputation commands - nothing but excellence. The beautifully presented dishes made my tummy rumble as each dish approach the table, and made my taste buds dance with each bite. The changing menu means I am due another visit back! San's setting is a lot more relaxed, casual, and young! The simple menu and interior design allows people to focus on the food and the company they are with :)

Food is served in bowls at San. All you get as cutlery is a spoon!…read more Food was amazing, and the testing menu was really reasonable (65€). Actually there's only one menu so you can't order à la carte. Atmosphere was laid-back. Service was good.

Let me start this review off by saying (for this of us from the US) that a beer sampler is not the…read moresame thing as a beer flight...it is FIVE FULL BEERS. So it was a fun meal. Also no regrets lol I did really enjoy the sampler. The beers were all delicious, although the fruity ones aren't my thing. Probably the best beer sampler I got while in Belgium (yes I got others ever after realizing they were full beers). I also got some mussels because obviously...I got them with white wine and garlic. Sooooo good! I really could eat these every day. And the French fries were amazing! Just be warned that this place is cash only and ATMs are very hard to find in Brussels. The waitress was very nice and tried to direct me to a couple. It took a while to find one so I saw the Mennekin de Pis on the way as it's very close by. This place was a great location and awesome for people watching. Would definitely recommend but make sure to bring cash!

Really nice lunch spot, or place to ~chill~. Seemed like a local spot, come in and sit anywhere and…read moreorder from the bar for drinks or waitress for food/drinks. Menu was focused on hamburgers and traditional "Brussels" type food. The Italian salad was huge, the vegetarian quiche was great! (Came with a nice side salad with light dressing) and the croque misour was good of course, ham and cheese grilled can't go wrong. All food came out quickly and the ambience is nice. Also, free wifi.

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.

Get out of the tourist zone and find this off the beaten path gem. Food was excellent. Great wine…read moreselection. Very small place.

Found this little Italian spot on TripAdvisor. We were looking for something cozy, one cold and…read morerainy night and this had exactly the feel we needed. Thought about making reservations, but instead we just got there right when they opened and there would've been no need. Granted it was a work week night, literally for the entire hour we were there only two tables arrived. And I was counting us. Perhaps later you might want a reservation or you might have to wait. There were only about seven or eight tables me entire thing so it's cozy. The one person running the cash register and taking orders, was very kind, but a little distracted on her phone. I wonder if she was doing work. She was very sweet though and gave good recommendations. My friend got the Ragu while I opted for the gnocchi. I actually preferred the Ragu for sure. The meat was tender and delicious, and the noodles were thick and delightful. The gnocchi kind of tasted a little, bland and repetitive. To be honest, I wish we could've shared like five tiny plates. Felt like I was eating way too much gnocchi and didn't get a lot of diversity. The bacon on top did help a little. The dishes were about 25 a piece, but they definitely tasted homemade. We opted for the bruschetta as a starter and I would've skipped that. The tomatoes were super fresh and the bread was good but the olive oil was playing. Don't think it was worth $10. The wine selection was brilliant. Generally pretty affordable for the quality. Some delicious wines there that night. Love love, love the aesthetic. We definitely want to return and try some new things.