Split the Thai wrap and the meat lovers favorite red pepper burger with my friend. Thai wrap was…read morereally good and worth a try but the burger I thought was not as good as I thought. Both were 8.90 euro. Fills up your stomach and is a healthy choice. Plus side is there's seats and there's WiFi (we were waiting 5+ hours for our train to Paris). Friendly workers, decent food, has WiFi and seats to chill. Overall pretty good.

Greenway is the place for coffee while waiting for your Eurostar to take you back home. A small…read morekiosk that is cash free so payment by card is a must. However, good coffee and exceptional veggie and vegan nibbles. Our second visit and well worth it.

Food was good but I definitely felt like I overpaid. Their 2 euro classic hamburger is the same…read moresize as the entry hamburger from MCDs. Fries didn't taste bad but they didn't come out hot, more lukewarm. The service people were very friendly and helpful.

I'm glad I didn't read the reviews before I found Bernie's at the Brussels midi train station. We…read morewalked through the whole station looking for something to eat for a late lunch. There were many organic and vegan type places, or your standard fast food "takeaway" counters. But then we found Bernie's and based on what we saw, we decided to eat there. Couldn't have been more surprised and pleased. The bun did have a lot of seeds on but it was delicious, soft and large enough to cover the burgers. My husband had a double burger and it was very good. I had the lamb burger and I loved it. The fries were fresh and hot. Yes we paid a little bit more than a fast food joint but we felt like we got more. We had no complaints and would go back again. BTW, even though it was a counter service, the service was friendly and efficient also. I have found that a smile and courtesy always are returned in kind.

It's kinda pricey and it's kinda just okay…read more I like the concept and where this is going or would have gone. It certainly seems like it'd be better than Quick. Sadly, it's pretty rough around the edges. The burgers look good. Like they should look good, but when you get them they kinda look sad. Maybe it's the lighting? Or how they're made? Or the excessive amount of seeds in the bread? I don't know. The bread actually seems like it'd be appetizing and for the most part my meal was pretty good, albeit more on the experimental side of flavor notes, in my opinion. I wanted the Veggie burger, but was quickly informed it was out, so opted for their "new" Crispy Chicken. A majority of Bernie's menu is beef patties with only two non-red meat options. Maybe their beef burgers are better than their chicken? I'd have really liked to have tried the veggie though, but oh well. Anyways, the chicken was a standard chicken filet of the frozen processed kind. You know the drill. The breading was really greasy, but the sandwich itself wasn't bad. I'm used to chicken sandwiches being a bit more simplistic in condiments and toppings usually the mayo and lettuce drill with an occasional tomato thrown in. Bernie's crispy chicken had a tapenade with a honey dijon, red onion, spring mix and more. This just sounded good. I was pretty excited, but it ended up being an odd composition of flavors. So what? It wasn't for me. Still decent meal. I also ordered fries which scored me a cone from Fritkots next door. They don't seem to share a grill exactly, but if you get fries in your order it'll be from them. Fries were okay. I'm not sure how great Gare du Midi food court fare can get since so far I've been rather unimpressed with a lot of it, but if Bernie's can sort the rough edges they'd be a really nice option.

Be prepared to wait. I mean it. You can get there and only see a few people in front of you. You…read morewill still wait. From my review, you can clearly tell it is worth the wait. There were 4-6 people in front of us. It took us about an hour waiting. I hate to keep harping on the wait time but setting expectations is key. There is even a story posted on the window about the wait time. So why the wait? Tonton Graby provides individual attention. You can order off their limited menu or just talk to him about your feelings, likes, and dislikes. From there, you get a tailored cheese sandwich exceeding any expectations you might have built up. You don't pay until you've at least tasted it - even if you opt'd for take out. "If you don't like it, I'll eat it" the owner will tell you. You might opt for fruit or veggies on top. You can add meat. There is a small area to eat in if like us you were in no hurry. A sandwich with meat ran 9 euros as of this writing. They accept credit but prefer cash. Enjoy!

Yes, but waiting was too long, 2 hours for me. He provided excellent customer services, but should…read moretrain someone to assist him.

belgian version of chipotle with many vegetarian options! Quick and tasty. Four stars because the…read moredrinks were a bit pricey (4€40, as compared to about 8€ for my kids sized burrito)

This restaurant is a cash only and it's easy to pay with card. The tacos I had were crunchy with…read moreplenty of fresh ingredients to choose from. The guacamole was absolutely delicious and could have passed for TexMex. The salsa I had was Chipotle and medium but the flavor was a bit too smoky and overpowering. Side of chips was a bit lean but still crispy and not thick like store bought.Overall a great place with no frills, fresh ingredients, and friendly personnel. The restaurant reminds me of Chipotle.

This place was awesome! The staff were very friendly, the service was fast, the food delicious. You…read morecan sit inside or out, the inside was a bit loud so I sat outside that way I could people watch! A little bit pricey but def worth it for the quality. 100% would recommend if you want a hearty meal that will fill you up!

Manhattn's Burgers in Brussels was exactly what we needed after a day in the city. Ordering is done…read moreon a screen which made the process easy and fast, and the food came out quickly even though the place was busy. The burgers were juicy and stacked with flavor, while the fries were golden and perfectly salted. The location downtown makes it an ideal stop when you are exploring Brussels and want something tasty and filling without any hassle.

Very cheap vegetarian falafel joint that'll keep you full for very little money, but it's not…read moregood-quality food. We came here a bunch of times on our first visit to Brussels way back in 2013 when there was barely any vegan food around. We thought we'd return for a cheap meal. Currently, it's €7 for a falafel: you get a hearty whole wheat pita, with four freshly cooked falafel balls; then it's self-serve at the salad bar where you can fill your pita plus another small plastic container with various low-quality salads, hummus, hot sauce and other condiments. The pita and falafel are actually decently quality, but the salad bar is pretty lame; I guess I shouldn't expect much for the price. All in all, decent cheap falafel joint, but don't expect high quality.

Vegan Factor: 5.0 Stars Falafels! Fresh salad bar! Awesome…read morecombo. I can't verify everything was vegan on the salad bar due to the language barrier, but lots of options to keep you satisfied. Food: 4.5 Stars Really good falafel with a nice combo of herbs, fried to a nice crisp, served on a healthy whole wheat pita. Really good hummus and baba ghanoush. Some pickled and veggies in oil among the usual fare. Repeatability: 4.5 Stars If you're in Brussels, this is the place to go for falafels. Say hello. Order your falafel at the counter. Eat a salad while you wait. Fill up your pita/refill your salad. Have your 4.50 Euro ready. Leave fully satisfied.

Since I was in Belgium (which is the country that invented french fries if you weren't aware), I…read moreknew that I needed to check out some good friteries around the city. There were some recommendations online for Fritteria Tabora, and since it wasn't too far from us we decided to check it out. It's a small shop that is to-go, and there was a long line that we waited out of for around half an hour. When you order, they'll essentially scoop the fries out of the oil and put it onto a plate for you. Afterwards, you can order different sauces to try it with. They recommended the Andalouse sauce, so we decided to get that one. I have to say that this was probably the best fries that I had during my trip in Belgium (esp after trying it at like 8 different places), so I think that it was worth the wait. These were the most crispy and had the most satisfying crunch overall so far. Even though the line might be long, if you want to try out what Belgium is known for then I think it's worth the wait.

Nothing in this world brings me more joy than French fries. Actually, let's take it a step further…read more-- nothing on this planet brings me more joy than French fries with multiple sauces. Sweet curry, buffalo, barbecue... not ketchup and mayo. The line was long -- like the whole city had the same craving at the same time. Total Spider-Man meme moment... everybody pointing like, "Oh, you're me? You're me?" The fries were fresh -- not sitting there waiting on somebody. They cook them to order. You literally see the raw fries, then the cooked fries, and it's like an assembly line. One guy takes your sauce order, the other guy repeats it back like telephone, and you watch it get passed down and checked. You get hype listing sauces and then they hit you with, "Only three" before you get too crazy. Service is quick and friendly. They don't ask a million questions because it's simple -- we sell fries and sauces. What do you want? Ambience: tiny walk-up, as small as a food spot can get, but it works. No yelling, no "my order is wrong," none of that. There are tables out front so you can sit, eat, and people-watch on a nice night (or day). Amazing experience. Would absolutely recommend.