BEST BEST BEST Greek pita in the world. Andriana is a character. She's loud and loves to have a…read moregood laugh. Her little shop and snack is very authentic and she makes the best pita you have ever tasted in your life. You can choose between chicken breast or fried turkey. She makes her own sauces: potato sauce, eggplant sauce or her own spicey cocktail sauce. It's divine. This is really a place for people 'in the know'. It's on a lonely square next to the Brussels canal. But at noon people are lining up to get their pita (even the Brussels police gets their pita there). And don't be afraid if she says you have to pay her three million euros. She's just kidding, or not? ;-)

There are many Greek food choices around this one. I came here because of the great reviews and I'm…read moreglad I did. While I was looking at the menu outside, an employee was greeting people walking by. I was quickly seated when I walked in. I dined by myself. I ordered the gyro plate with the pork meat, salad and fries. It was so much food. Everything was very fresh and hidden beside the salad was a cabbage salad that was super delicious. The tzatziki sauce on the meat was also tasty. There was so much food I couldn't finish it all. All the employees I encountered were very friendly and spoke great English. To be so close to the Grand Place, I was impressed by the reasonable price for so much food. I come to Brussels for work often and will definitely be back Even though it isn't a large place, there were plenty of places to sit. It is a casual place and there was a large tv near where I was sitting showing a soccer game.

Nice stop for a quick lunch. The falafel was tasty and food came out pretty fast. Seating is pretty…read moretight, but was fine for a fast stop.

First time here. The business caught my eye. The service is…read morewell, they are in bit of a rush when taking your order or describing their food. Food: portions are huge, taste is ok, a bit bland for my family. And the shredded chicken was salty. Grilled chicken, Beef, falafel tastes good! Ambiance: feels like a small family shop. Cool vibes!

So good, I love it. Waiters are friendly and funny. The view…read moreand vibe also perfect. Just perfect

This restaurant had the best gyro that I ever had. The price was very reasonable. It appears that…read morethis restaurant is owned and ran by people from Greece. I included a picture of their menu in my review. They have not just one, but a whole variety of gyros.

A clean & humble storefront cafe & family style restaurant with plenty of tables to fit families or…read morelarge groups of friends. Prepare to be walked back into the kitchen to see the freshly cooked dishes. Food was very tasty. Really hit the spot for somewhere easy to grab a liking meal.

Amazing food and exceptional service! Best falafel I've ever had. Cannot recommend enough. We…read moreordered and went across the street to little delirium for beers. The worker came and delivered our food to our table across the street, so we didn't even have to get back up from our table. Go and see them if you are in town!

So tasty! My husband knew it was gonna be good because the pictures show fries in the gyro (the…read moreauthentic way as he says it since he lived in Greece) and it didn't disappoint!! So yummy! And the tzatziki had authentic rich olive oil drizzled on it. If you know what to look for, you know this place is good!

This is not Greek. It is also expensive for what you get. Small salad 17 € come on. That was so…read moreridiculous. Most expensive salad I had. I ordered chicken souvlaki and it came burned/ she tried to explain that it was the marinate. They didn't charge me for the chicken and I returned it. No I would not go back. Not sure they are actually Greek.

Ergon? More like errr no! I get that yes sometimes a dish…read morecan be wrong. But it takes some effort to screw up a lentil salad dish that contains lentils, tomatoes and herbs. Whatever the verbs were made the entire dish taste like nail varnish remover. How do I know what nail varnish remover tastes like? I was a brat as a kid who very nearly poisoned himself. The online menu is out of date, so you look it up & see dishes that are but a far flung memory of the cigarette addicted cooks memory. I had my mind & taste buds set on several dishes that are no longer on the real world menu. Shame as Greek meze can be a great nights food. When done right it can be a foodgasm that leads to a good baby. Sadly my dinner here left me with indegestion.

Well, I'm orthodox so I loved the icons in the menu. As for food: very copieux and yummy…read more The rice was a bit dry but the meat was lovely.

As one of my dining companions said: "If I wanted dog food covered in meal sauce, I would have…read moreordered that!" Please, let me explain. It was a rainy day in Brussels and we needed to eat and get dry. Looking for reasonably priced mussels we found Le Grec. It really is adorable, but a bit corny in its decor. My husband ordered mussels, which were advertised on the outside. Sorry, the waitress said, we are out of mussels! Say what? No problem though. We all love gyros and they were on the menu. They did not come in a pita, the usual way we get them in the States. We are open to cultural differences, so we thought, why not as a platter. We all 3 ordered them and some water. Sorry, she said, we don't have water! Say what what?? The meal arrived. We were all looking for the strips of seasoned meat grilled vertically and cut very thin. What we had was a plate with lovely fries, a salad drenched in what we took to calling "meal sauce" and some tiny brown nuggets that were reminiscent of dry dog food, with some more meal sauce over them. Next to that was a pickled hot pepper with a different variety of meal sauce. On occasion, if you chewed and breathed at the same time, there was a slight taste that hinted of gyros. Otherwise, it was just nuggets in meal sauce. Disappointing.