This is a nice place just outside of the major political district. It's a bit dark inside, but they…read morehave a beautiful beer garden, I have an issue, it is that you have spend €10 or more to use your credit card. They were creative enough to say I could buy two beers upfront since I was by myself. It worked out.

"Irish Pub" isn't the first thing I think of when I think of Brussels, but it sounded great when we…read morewere walking by looking for dinner. It was pretty quiet- a few patrons out on the patio, but nobody inside. We opted to eat indoors since it was so hot outside. There was one fella running the entire place and he managed to get everyone fed and served, no issues. The food was good, but not memorable. I'm sure most people come here more for the drinks than the dinner, but I didn't indulge in that this time.

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

Ok tasting food with an adequate selection of Belgian beers. Staff is slow with service. Wonderful…read moreambiance in the middle of Grand Place

Right next to Starbucks-go local! Indoor and outdoor seating in Belgium's best and most beautiful…read moresquare. I had a waffle with cream (as in whipped) and two coffees. Around 15 bucks to not bad. French speaking staff, Dutch too all with decent English.

Had a lovely Sunday evening dinner at Plattesteen…read more The neighborhood is relaxed and charming. Every time I've been by this patio in the summer with good weather, the street vibe is perfect for enjoying a meal or drink and people watching. We ordered the meatballs (comes with fries!) and chicken Parmesan pasta. I was starving and just needed to eat, but next time I'd come in an order a glass of wine and relax. It's amazing to think this restaurant has been open since 1936! Our server was nice - but very brief since it was quite busy. In the end, we couldn't wait longer to pay, so we met him at the bar and paid there.

Last night in Brussels and after walking through the various Christmas Markets I found this little…read moregem walking back to the hotel. One final dish of Carbonade Flamandes (Flemish Stew) with fries will complete my trip. Top it off with a Chimay Blue and it was an excellent dinner. Note that after I was seated (a single) they turned away at least a dozen people because they became extremely busy, I was very fortunate. My service was good, the stew was great. Would definitely visit again.

Came here for a post-dinner drink. On the main restaurant/bar strip…read more Prices were reasonable and great place to people watch!

The coffee is really good but is like 2.5 euros. I have order an Italian pasta and it tates so good…read moreand is like 9.3 euro(mushroom, broccoli and parmasan cheese) unbeatable priceI guess you could not find it cheaper around..nice service! Beer variety is fine and pricewise is fair.

The obvious 5 star is the location and view of the Grand Place. What is a pleasant surprise is the…read morefood and service that match. I had the salmon fillet and my husband had the Camembert plate. They were both delicious. The staff were very accommodating and focused on our satisfaction.

This place is right on the main square. It has a lot of character and the inside is rustic, wooden…read moreand beautiful. It is primarily Spanish oriented but with all the Belgian mainstays. The service was incredibly friendly and considerate. We were first placed at a very small table, but before ordering our server made sure we had a better place when another party left. I ordered a dark beer, forever wonderful. and the Belgian stew made with beer. It was just a fairly adequate portion and came with small slices of dark bread in it. After having some wonderful stews in Belgium this stew was disappointing. The beer chunks was very chewy with a lot of fat and grizzle. The gravy was tasteless. It came wirh fries which were good. My dining companions had the specialty of Brussels with potato, bacon and sausage. I tried some and regretted not getting it. It was far better The bread that came with the meal was ordinary. This seems to be a place that primarily attracts tourists. That's understandable knowing the location. There's both inside and outdoor seating.

Amazing place! The beer was delicious and the bartenders were great. Got lost around the airport in…read moreBrussels and stumbled across this fantastic place

Great for drinks after work or to start the weekend. If you want to have a great spaghetti over…read morelunch or for dinner, also stop by at 't Stopsel. In general lovely atmosphere and the owners Elke & Dirk are two friendly people cooking and serving with a big smile. Plenty of parking in front of the brasserie.

I went to Wiel's Renard Noir in Brussels because the friends we were with recommended it for lunch…read more It's a family-owned place, and the owner, an older lady, was super friendly. The service was excellent, and our food was fresh and came out fast. We got steak with fries and salad, and we ordered some beers. Very nice atmosphere. I'd definitely suggest dining here if you're in Brussels!

The atmosphere is really laid back and just a cool casual place to hang out and have a beer or some…read moremunchies. The guy that ran our Airbnb apartment suggested we go here for a pot of mussels (which they don't have) but we ended up just hanging outside in the outdoor seating with the locals. It really did feel like a local bar so it was more authentic. You can just sit outside and watch the people stroll by and the barmaid/bartender just leaves you alone to enjoy your adult beverage or whatever else suits your fancy. The bartender also spoke pretty good English as well. I had the zinnebir which apparently is the "local people's beer" and my sister had just a standard run of the mile light beer but in a big glass. The vibe of the bar though was a mix of like hipster/alternative with just good ole Belgian kindness. It also wasn't too busy in the bar either so I don't know if the place gets anymore crowded where it seems like a real bar. If you're on Rue Haute, just look for the orange & black fox on the side of the building and you've found the spot.