Adorable German restaurant! The parking isn't very big and we barely squeezed in tonight, but thank…read moreheavens we did. English translations on the menu were helpful. The meatloaf with potato salad and egg sunny side up was DELICIOUS! I was a little skeptical but it made my night. I'd definitely be back for more if I wasn't leaving for the states in a few more days.

While visiting Brussels a coworker highly recommended this Bavarian family ran restaurant to try…read more We were later informed it is the only Barbarian restaurant in Belgium. DECOR - As soon as we pulled up in the parking lot I was impressed with the layout and decor of the place. You could tell the building is well cared after. On the inside everything is beautifully decorated with floor to ceiling of wood. Great for groups, lots of space and a beer garden. The staff is friendly and makes you feel at home. The owner greets and spends time with customers through out the evening. Just a great vibe and most importantly an enjoyable evening. FOOD & DRINK - the menu has a great selection of fantastic beers and Bavarian food. Our picks were the sausages with kraut which was to die for. Two of us were not big on kraut but in this case cleaned the plate. For mains highly recommend the jäger schnitzel, the meatloaf and the cordon blue. For sides we had spatzel which is buttery pasta bits, potato dumpling which consisted of a fluffy starch ball, and traditional potato salad. The schnitzel was the best I've ever had and I've had my fair share of German food but Bavarian style takes the cake for me.

I really enjoyed my experience here. I wish there was a little more focus on server wine…read moreknowledge. But I found a nice wine without that depth of understanding. Friendly staff and nice space. Can't ask for more in a place. Reasonable prices too. Cheers!

Small and friendly Greek cafe and bar that has been around for about a year and it has quickly…read morebecome a favorite in our group! it has great tapas on the menu, good drinks, and also has a happy hour every Friday with a 2 for 1 special between 6 and 8 pm. Kosmos also has fun special events nights for instance a German BBQ for this year's Champions League final. Definitely worth a stop by!

Really great German food- we ate here on our last night in Brussels and I wish we'd found it…read moreearlier so why could have had it more! Authentic food for good prices, nice atmosphere, great service.

My previous review read: Great place, very tasty German food, Alsatian 'Flammekueche' and of course…read morevarious German beers. Choose among a large selection of Schnitzel or Kassler, Eisbein, Sauerbraten, sausages, etc. The menu also has a different 'dish of the day' every day and delicious seasonal specialities. Very tasty German food and good value for money (considering the location of the restaurant). One minus point though: The ventilation sometimes does not work very well and there can occasionally be a rather strong smell of 'kitchen' especially on the crammed upstairs landing and that smell unfortunately stays in your clothes for hours afterwards. -- Update 1. September 2011: Unfortunately I had bad experiences on my two last visits. The first incident was when I saw one of the cooks use the toilet, without washing his hands afterwards, at least not in the toilet. I hope that he did it in the kitchen before handling food again, but it is not very good advertising to behave like that in front of a customer! Yesterday (31.8.2011) my friend and I both ordered pork knuckle (Eisbein). We were told that it would take 20 minutes, and we agreed, but when my friend dug into her meal, it turned out that the meat inside was still completely deep frozen! Added to that the service was very slow and inattentive despite the restaurant being less than half full. We had to wait very patiently for our beers and remind twice to get the check. Since Maxburg is (probably and unfortunately) the only German restaurant in the 'european district', I will not give it up completely, but I will reduce my previous (already generous) 4 star rating to 2. If they improve the service and revert to serving well cooked and tasty food, I may change my rating.

This restaurant is located in a very old building. Inside is a series of 19th century murals…read moredepicting life in Germany. During WWI, German troops invaded Leuven and decided not to destroy the murals because they represented Germany and not Belgium. The rest of this restaurant is beautiful with dark wood and carvings on the walls. Service was excellent at this restaurant. We were greeted, seated and our drink order was taken immediately. I had a beer and my wife had a wine. I ordered Vol-aux-Vent and my wife had Cod Royal. The food was cooked and arrived around 20 minutes later. My dish had a large amount of chicken with gravy. The pastry cup was crispy and fresh. My wife's fish was cooked perfectly and had a nice sauce. Overall, both dishes were excellent in our opinions. We finished with a coffee each. This was an excellent lunch served on a white tablecloth.

Nice restaurant with large outdoor patio, great service and good food plus Chimay draft beer …read more Very good

Prachtig gelegen naast het stadhuis maar niet uniek. Er zijn nog cafés op het plein met een…read moreprachtig uitzicht. Doet eerder denken aan een stationscafé. Nijgt naar het vroegere bruine café. Als het druk is laat de bediening het wel wat afweten en zien ze je niet altijd zitten. Voor bierdrinkers zijn er betere plekken met meer keuze uit het gamma. Een typisch brouwerij De Konick café.

Well, there happens to be two cafes next to each other with incredibly similar names, and this is…read morethe one that I haven't written about. Mind you, I am quite surprised that I haven't written about this place because I had just been harrased by a beggar that apparently spoke German, English, and French, and I came in here, ordered a beer, and made a comment that maybe I should consider learning Russian because I doubt anybody else actually speaks Russian. Turns out that the guy sitting on the stool next to me did speak Russian, so that was out of the question. Still, great little cafe, and excellent location on the Grote Markt overlooking the town hall. Very relaxing, and excellent choices in beers.

The mussels, goat cheese salad, beef stew and fish stew were all off the charts delicious. Great…read moreatmosphere and fairly priced. We highly recommend this restaurant and will return!

Very delicious dinner! My husband and I had been struggling to find a place that had mussels for…read morehim and vegetarian food for me, but this place fit the bill perfectly. He ordered the mussels, which came in a huge pot and had fries as an accompaniment. He really enjoyed it, and couldn't even finish. I had a vegetarian pasta which was equally big, tasty, and something I couldn't finish. It also came with a decently big side of what tasted like freshly grated Parmesan cheese, which was much more than I was expecting. Overall a good experience. Tip: if you're going during peak times, make a reservation. Most tables were booked on Saturday night from 7:30 onwards.

Everything was amazing. Food ambience and service. We would absolutely return if in Brugge again.read more

Where in the US can you get venison cooked to order at a restaurant?…read moreNowhere! This is place is very upscale and small and you MUST have a reservation. Exceptional food and service!

Beef stew: 8.5/10, big portion, meat was tender, a bit too sweet, came with fries…read moreSmoked salmon salad: 4/10, the salmon tasted weird; barely had any salad dressings so it was kind of tasteless; also probably would look better if they cut the salmon in smaller slices, a single slice lying flat on the veggies didn't look too appetizing to me but this is just my personal preference French onion soup: 8/10 their specialty, delicious and cheesy which I loved; thought French onion soup would be served in a bread bowl tho.

Eetcafe is a cool little pub in Maastricht. They have some good beers here, but it seems their…read morestaple draft beers are Brand beers (Heineken-owned). French Onion Soup - The soup was solid and seasoned with lots of herbs. They could have used a better cheese, but overall, I'd say it was good. Beef stew - The flavor of the stew was kind of unexpected because it doesn't taste like a traditional beer braised stew. The flavor is similar to sauerbraten, which is a german pot roast with a sweet-vinegary flavor. Prices here are reasonable, especially for their Belgium beers. 5 euros for a 9% belgium triple? I'm in. 4 stars.