Found this spot while looking for a bar. It was a nice quirky find. Very small place with various…read morerooms and floors. Can get pretty crowded. They prefer you pay cash and do take cafd but give you a hard time about it so just bring cash. It is a pretty chill, intimate vibe

Very unique, one of a kind ambiance with local music and drinks. The decorations are unlike…read moreanything I have seen.

Cute and nice wine selection. Owner is very friendly. Right off the pedestrian drag where it is not…read morenearly as crowed.

The wine is cheap. I have tried several wine bars in Brussels and like this one it is best to stick…read moreto beer. The wine is cheap and not worth the stop.

From the owner: Spécialités Depuis quelques années, on n'y compte plus les…read moreouvertures de bars à vins dans la capitale, souvent de qualité. Dans ce réjouissant paysage, Winery fait figure de précurseur, cultivant depuis ses premiers pas ses différences. On ne prétend qu'elle fut le premier bar à vins de la capitale, mais elle fut la première à soigner le choix de ses flacons et la convivialité attendue pour les apprécier de la meilleure des manières. Winery, un lieu différent autour du vin : le bar à vins s'y dédouble d'un espace caviste. Original dans son aménagement, l'espace intérieur séduit : éclairé, aéré, ouvert sur la ville côté bar ; rangé, accessible, côté cave. Tout aussi original dans son concept, l'endroit permet au client de goûter un vin avant de l'acheter. Chose rare, le personnel est formé, pointu et souriant. S'il le souhaite, le client reçoit l'information nécessaire sur la bouteille, le domaine ou l'accompagnement idéal pour l'assiette. Pour celui qui apprécie le vin sur place, la découverte est conviviale. A son catalogue, aux côtés de quelques noms confirmés, Winery en ajoute régulièrement de nouveaux, celui d'un ou d'une jeune vigneron(ne) inconnu(e)s que nous avons a envie de défendre. Ce rôle de découvreur de talents, la maison l'assume non sans fierté. Côté cuisine, l'offre s'est enrichie tout en respectant un élément phare de son identité : ses planches, fierté de la maison.

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.

Stumbled in here for lunch while in Brussels. It's conveniently located near major attractions but…read moretucked away on a slightly quiet, picturesque street. I sat outside and very much enjoyed the lovely patio and a light lunch. The service was attentive and courteous!

Happened upon this Brussels gem while walking the streets to the Grande Place. The outdoor plaque…read moreadvertised large menu salads... that caught our eye. The salad and soup ingredients were wonderful and we lived the coffee too. Highly recommended.

Pacific Cafe Hotel was better than sleeping outside, but you might end up sleeping out there…read moreanyway. I arrived at 9pm and pressed the call button on the door. It really shouldn't have been labeled as that, because no one was watching it for travelers like myself. Instead, I had to dig through my email to learn that I was supposed to receive an arrival email before I got there. Spoiler alert, I didn't get it before I arrived. I did get it at 3:15am of the second morning of my stay though! I had to call the number listed in my email to get information to get in. They eventually gave me the door code and told me the room I was in (101) and the combination for the lockbox outside my door. FYI, the elevator that takes you to the first floor takes you to an unlit entryway to room 103. All other 100 rooms can only be accessed by the stairs. Once in my room, I was pretty surprised to see that you accessed the bedroom via the bathroom, which was attached to the entry. It was definitely startling. But there were sliding doors that provided privacy between the bedroom and bathroom and entry and bathroom, so I appreciated that you could separate the spaces. Additionally, it wasn't the cleanest. The red carpet had tons of stains on it, and the counter next to the sink had stains from before I arrived. I was exhausted, so I quickly got into bed, where I discovered that one of the outlets next to the bed did not work, as well as one of the lights next to the bed did not turn on, and one of the switches did not seem to control anything. The phone next to the bed turned out to be purely decorative. I picked it up and there was no dial tone despite it being plugged in. The bed however, was fairly comfortable. The next morning, I tried to deal with the Wi-Fi situation. When I arrived, I didn't see any Wi-Fi information, so I opted to leave the problem for the next day as I was exhausted. I called the desk that morning and was told that they "didn't know the name of the network as it can change, so try the one with the strongest signal". I tried every network possible with the password I was given, and none worked. I tried variations of the password. It didn't work. I reached out via WhatsApp and was told that a technician would be working on it that day. No one did. The next day, there was still no Wi-Fi. They said a technician would be working on it that day and it would be taken care of by the end of the day. It wasn't. After at least five calls to Booking.com to try to resolve the situation and many different answers, they never resolved the problem. The morning after I arrived, I went out to explore Brussels. When I returned that afternoon, the key card reader for the door was not working. I called and was asked to send a video to the number on WhatsApp. I sent the video and waited about 20 minutes before I received a response. After another 20 minutes of back and forth and waiting outside in the cold, I was told to use the door combination from my email (the one I didn't receive until the next morning). They eventually provided me with the door code so I could get in. Once I got to my door, my card key was not working. I reached out again, and was again told to send a video of me trying to open my door. I provided the video and waited for a reply. After another 20 minutes, they said they were escalating it to the "necessary department". I was sitting outside my room waiting this entire time. About 30 minutes later, I was given the combination to the safe, where they kept EVERY KEY to get my own key and let myself in. This is so beyond unacceptable to me. I find this to be a huge security issue, as I could've easily accessed any other room with the card keys in the safe. I had been speaking with representatives at Booking.com during this debacle, and they were working with the hotel to get me out of my reservation. After the hotel initially said that I was able to leave early and be refunded, they reneged on their earlier statement after I was able to access my room, stating that the problem had been solved. When I went to take a shower, I was excited to use the rainfall shower head. It didn't work. I had to use the handheld nozzle, which ended up leaking out the side of the tub because the glass barrier was not actually attached to the tub, leaving a gap for water to get all over the floor. There was no soap in the room. I would've loved to be able to actually wash my hands, but compared to everything else wrong, that's only a small issue. I also would have liked to have a cup for when I brushed my teeth, but that likewise was not provided. The TV worked.

Amazing location and room but a small fridge is missing. I recommend this hotel and would returnread more

Good wine friendly service. Perfectly sized for a glass of wine before or after dinner.read more

"Non peut-être" ...and I was conquered. Beside the name of the place that I LOVE, I always wanted…read moreto try it out after many times passing by after work and noticing a happy little crowd drinking wine. Finally tonight I had the pleasure to spend my evening in this unpretentious and cool wine bar. The owner knows his products very well and will advice you on what to take according to your taste. He is amazingly friendly and fun, and the plates of cheese is very nice. The bread could be a bit nicer and the assiette de charcuterie is a bit overpriced for what it is ....but what matters is the wine. This a great pace on the quartier place de londres For the perfect after work drinks with

From the owner: Livresse, librairie fine mêlant aux plaisirs de l'esprit ceux du palais, vous accueille en plein…read morecentre de Bruxelles!