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This is an indoor food hall with about 15 or so stalls of food from various countries across the world. The food we tried here was terrible. It looks good but tastes off, not just bland. Tried the Afro sharing plate coconut shrimp with extremely sour injera, very bitter salad, and odd coconut sauce for 15.50€. First time I didn't finish half of my plate. My partner had the Meat Butcher sirloin steak for 25€. The meat was very thin, overcooked, and low quality. Worst steak we've ever tried. Fries were meh. Bernaise sauce was bad. We didn't try the other food spots but I would not come back to test it out. There is lots of seating and the space seems busy and vibrant.
Wolf is the smaller version of Time Out Market! Same concept with different food stalls/vendors. I personally think Time Out is better. It was very spacious, a lot of seatings! If you're into IPAs, check out the Bloemeikei IPA at the bar in the middle. It's not too hoppy and super floral. I LOVED IT! I grabbed a quick bite at Butcher and went for the carbonade flamande (a beef stew with fries). It's supposed to be a "Belgian specialty". The stew was just okay--the meat was tender, but nothing worth raving about. I did get a side of peppercorn sauce and it was AMAZING. Not spicy at all, just super flavorful. I ended up dipping all my fries in it. The cups and plates had this cute little wolf design on them, which I loved. It was so cute and remind me of my dog. You can order using the QR Code and they'll text you when your order is ready or you can queue up in line. Also, you don't have to clean up after yourself--the staff handles it.
This food hall offers a great variety of cuisines! A few of the stalls were closed when we visited midday, but there were still plenty of solid options. Everything was delicious and perfect for sharing, and my favorite dish was Carbonade Flamade from The Butcher. The vibe inside is great too: bright and filled with colorful LED lights. Plus, there's a photobooth downstairs to do with friends.
A beautiful food hall by Brussels Central. We got food from 2 different stands, and tried two different European dishes, Vol-au-vent and Bouillabaisse. Both were decent, and at €10-12 still reasonably priced, but not the best food I've had. The service was great and the ambiance in the food hall is also lovely - lots of seating and a bar in the middle. Great place to stop if you're in the central core of the city.
This is one of those food markets that are popping up everywhere. There are a bunch of various vendors offering a variety of ethnic foods, and a bar area. There are lots of open seating options, and a ton of bathrooms which were fairly clean when I visited. I had a good meal from the Indian food stall, so I'd recommend that place. I'd take a chance at others though.
Open even when other restaurants aren't, Wolf is a large food hall with indoor and outdoor seating in the center of town. Inside, a large bar is in the middle where everyone orders drinks (including water). Outside of it are a handful of stands with neon signs denoting what food they sell from Sushi to Ethiopian to Desserts. After ordering on a Monday evening in August, our food was ready for pick up after 15-20 minutes. The sushi and dumplings were tasty, a favorite of our seven-year-old daughter. My wife's Ethiopian wasn't spicy nor was it flavorful. The sangria was sweet but good (and strong). Restrooms are in the basement near a Photo Booth.
Awesome atmosphere with a bouncy house for kids in the back area. Good beer. Plenty of food options just about 20 euros for any food option but plenty to choose from. Service was on point. They don't come check on your table you pay at where ever you get your food or beer then sit yourself wherever. They have outside sitting too.
A hip dining hall with a diverse array of eateries. You absolutely cannot go wrong here with options of Italian, Indian, Japanese, Chinese, and Middle Eastern cuisine. There is plenty of seating as well despite how much foot traffic there seems to be. I spied 'My Tannour' which was Syrian cuisine. The concept and vision of the dining hall itself was fantastic, but the food I ordered here was a bit of a let down. The Seasoned Smoked Lamb on their homemade bread (9 euros) was, all together, incredibly dry. The same goes for the falafels. I think the boy had better luck with the Indian curry he ordered from another vendor. Despite some cons, it was still a hassle-free, convenient dinner and one to escape the downpour outside.
Came here not hungry so didn't order from any food stall but needed to check it out. WOW is all I could say. Cannot imagine a food court with so much vibe and energy. I especially love the furnitures and seating area for patrons. There are more areas aside from the center dining and outside along the entrance. Such concept encourages sharing spaces and promotes multiculturalism through the avenue of food! Love it! Love it!
We enjoyed this food hall. My fam and I had a day trip to Brussels and wanted to see a lot in a short time. The hall had such a cultural variety, which this foodie family loved! It was packed with people inside, but found seats with no issue. We had the option to order at our table and received a text from each vendor when our order was ready. I also loved that you could order from different vendors and pay under one ticket. The Process was seamless! We wanted to taste different food, so we shared all of our plates. We had the Teriyaki Bahn Mi and sweet potato fries with Smokey ketchup from Eaters and the Shark Attack platter from Shark's. All of the food was smoking hot and fresh. Everything from Eaters was perfect! My only regret wish some items at Shark's. I wish I would have opted for fish and shrimp only. Everything else on the platter (crab cake) was very "Bready" and barely had crab in it. The fish, calamari, shrimp, and dipping sauces were definitely 9/10. Follow @TheFarleysAbroad
Our walking tour guide recommended we try a Syrian restaurant in the Wolf food court. I love ethnic food so I was anxious to follow his suggestion. We arrived and I ordered a meet platter. Although it looked really good I did not care for the flavor. It had an usual smoky taste which I did not care for. On a positive note my son tried the pasta place in Wolf and enjoyed his pasta meal.
Wolf is in walking distance to the Grand Place and offers a variety of cuisines at a good price. We ate here twice during our visit after growing tired of the high prices and subpar food in the city center. We were able to buy beer at the bar, ate Indian, Vietnamese, Syrian, and Mediterranean during our visits. The Indian and Mediterranean were our favorites. They have burgers, tacos, sushi, bao buns, a dessert shop, and many more options. My dinner each night was around €16 including beer. It's not your typical fast food either. The food tastes great and is casual enough that you don't feel rushed. read more
WOLF is a good food hall with a huge variety of cuisines and tons of different seating options. The energy is very vibrant and young, though it can get quite crowded on the weekends. If you prefer a more relaxed experience, I highly recommend visiting on a weekday--it's much more comfortable to walk around and explore the stalls. They offer free Wi-Fi, which is a nice plus. I really liked TOUKOUL. It was my first time trying Ethiopian and their Afro Bowl a good variety of color, textures, and flavors. It felt very blanked and delicious. Definitely worth visiting this spot in Brussels for a group or a quick, good meal! read more
I am so happy I came to this food hall. It's hip and very well done. It is big with plenty of seating throughout. It is very clean and well organized. The variety of food was also very pleasing. You are able to order from your table through a QR code or from the actual restaurant front. I tried food from two different spots and both were tasty. The Vietnamese Pho was somehow light and hearty at the same time. read more
9 months ago
This is an indoor food hall with about 15 or so stalls of food from various countries across the world. The food we tried here was terrible. It looks good but tastes off, not just bland. Tried the Afro sharing plate coconut shrimp with extremely sour injera, very bitter salad, and odd coconut sauce for 15.50€. First time I didn't finish half of my plate. My partner had the Meat Butcher sirloin steak for 25€. The meat was very thin, overcooked, and low quality. Worst steak we've ever tried. Fries were meh. Bernaise sauce was bad. We didn't try the other food spots but I would not come back to test it out. There is lots of seating and the space seems busy and vibrant. read more
Wolf is the smaller version of Time Out Market! Same concept with different food stalls/vendors. I personally think Time Out is better. It was very spacious, a lot of seatings! If you're into IPAs, check out the Bloemeikei IPA at the bar in the middle. It's not too hoppy and super floral. I LOVED IT! I grabbed a quick bite at Butcher and went for the carbonade flamande (a beef stew with fries). It's supposed to be a "Belgian specialty". The stew was just okay--the meat was tender, but nothing worth raving about. I did get a side of peppercorn sauce and it was AMAZING. Not spicy at all, just super flavorful. I ended up dipping all my fries in it. The cups and plates had this cute little wolf design on them, which I loved. It was so cute and remind me of my dog. You can order using the QR Code and they'll text you when your order is ready or you can queue up in line. Also, you don't have to clean up after yourself--the staff handles it. read more
2 months ago
This food hall offers a great variety of cuisines! A few of the stalls were closed when we visited midday, but there were still plenty of solid options. Everything was delicious and perfect for sharing, and my favorite dish was Carbonade Flamade from The Butcher. The vibe inside is great too: bright and filled with colorful LED lights. Plus, there's a photobooth downstairs to do with friends. read more
1 year ago
A beautiful food hall by Brussels Central. We got food from 2 different stands, and tried two different European dishes, Vol-au-vent and Bouillabaisse. Both were decent, and at €10-12 still reasonably priced, but not the best food I've had. The service was great and the ambiance in the food hall is also lovely - lots of seating and a bar in the middle. Great place to stop if you're in the central core of the city. read more
This is one of those food markets that are popping up everywhere. There are a bunch of various vendors offering a variety of ethnic foods, and a bar area. There are lots of open seating options, and a ton of bathrooms which were fairly clean when I visited. I had a good meal from the Indian food stall, so I'd recommend that place. I'd take a chance at others though. read more
Open even when other restaurants aren't, Wolf is a large food hall with indoor and outdoor seating in the center of town. Inside, a large bar is in the middle where everyone orders drinks (including water). Outside of it are a handful of stands with neon signs denoting what food they sell from Sushi to Ethiopian to Desserts. After ordering on a Monday evening in August, our food was ready for pick up after 15-20 minutes. The sushi and dumplings were tasty, a favorite of our seven-year-old daughter. My wife's Ethiopian wasn't spicy nor was it flavorful. The sangria was sweet but good (and strong). Restrooms are in the basement near a Photo Booth. read more
2 years ago
Awesome atmosphere with a bouncy house for kids in the back area. Good beer. Plenty of food options just about 20 euros for any food option but plenty to choose from. Service was on point. They don't come check on your table you pay at where ever you get your food or beer then sit yourself wherever. They have outside sitting too. read more
3 years ago
A hip dining hall with a diverse array of eateries. You absolutely cannot go wrong here with options of Italian, Indian, Japanese, Chinese, and Middle Eastern cuisine. There is plenty of seating as well despite how much foot traffic there seems to be. I spied 'My Tannour' which was Syrian cuisine. The concept and vision of the dining hall itself was fantastic, but the food I ordered here was a bit of a let down. The Seasoned Smoked Lamb on their homemade bread (9 euros) was, all together, incredibly dry. The same goes for the falafels. I think the boy had better luck with the Indian curry he ordered from another vendor. Despite some cons, it was still a hassle-free, convenient dinner and one to escape the downpour outside. read more
4 years ago
Came here not hungry so didn't order from any food stall but needed to check it out. WOW is all I could say. Cannot imagine a food court with so much vibe and energy. I especially love the furnitures and seating area for patrons. There are more areas aside from the center dining and outside along the entrance. Such concept encourages sharing spaces and promotes multiculturalism through the avenue of food! Love it! Love it! read more
3 years ago
We enjoyed this food hall. My fam and I had a day trip to Brussels and wanted to see a lot in a short time. The hall had such a cultural variety, which this foodie family loved! It was packed with people inside, but found seats with no issue. We had the option to order at our table and received a text from each vendor when our order was ready. I also loved that you could order from different vendors and pay under one ticket. The Process was seamless! We wanted to taste different food, so we shared all of our plates. We had the Teriyaki Bahn Mi and sweet potato fries with Smokey ketchup from Eaters and the Shark Attack platter from Shark's. All of the food was smoking hot and fresh. Everything from Eaters was perfect! My only regret wish some items at Shark's. I wish I would have opted for fish and shrimp only. Everything else on the platter (crab cake) was very "Bready" and barely had crab in it. The fish, calamari, shrimp, and dipping sauces were definitely 9/10. Follow @TheFarleysAbroad read more
Our walking tour guide recommended we try a Syrian restaurant in the Wolf food court. I love ethnic food so I was anxious to follow his suggestion. We arrived and I ordered a meet platter. Although it looked really good I did not care for the flavor. It had an usual smoky taste which I did not care for. On a positive note my son tried the pasta place in Wolf and enjoyed his pasta meal. read more
3 years ago
2 years ago
Wolf was a great find after being recommended from our tour guide - s/o to Camilos from buendias tours. The atmosphere is wonderful. Lively at every corner with different foods of different ethnicities at each corner. Ordering was easy which can be done at any of the vendors or by scanning the qr code on the tables. I went with the Poke Bowl vendor and ordered "The Good Life". After eating, it was a little disappointing in taste and was lacking something, but after adding some tempura sauce, it tasted just fine. Wish there was an option to customize the Poke Bowl but nonetheless, would go again to the Wolf and try the other vendors next time. read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
Wolf was recommended to us by a flight crew member I was working a trip to Brussels so most of the crew decided to go out and we agreed to eat there since it had the most choice we came in and the food hall was very beautiful clean and modern. There's so many choice I stop by each place to see what they had to offer I saw these giant pizzas so I was like come to papa lol. It was about 20€ but two people easily eat from one pizza. I ate the whole thing! It was finger licking good! The Italian sausage on it was so good the spices in it where just right it was very cheesy and the crust very fluffy and soft. I haven't had pizza in Italy but if I had to guess I think it comes pretty close lol. Looking forward to my return! read more
3 years ago
Stopped by Wolf after a long day of travel into Belgium. We were expecting some simple food but were greeted by sooo many unique stalls with some amazing options. We settled on the truffle parmesan pasta from 10 Grams, and it was great! Very creamy and you can really taste the earthiness of the truffle! We also had a Moscow mule and a mint mojito from the bar, and they were similarly excellent. The best part, however, was stopping to grab a cookie on the way out from the Vincent Denis Dessert Bar. He offered us a free sample of his "bites of happiness," which were little chocolate balls/pearls filled with cool chocolate and caramel on top of a crisp in exchange for our honest opinions. Well, they were so good that we ended up walking out with a box of them! Highly recommend stopping by Vincent's stall, having a chat, and eating some happiness! read more
2 years ago
Lots of great options here, African, burgers, puzza, Vietnamese, etc. I had the Indian food. Butter chicken - really excellent little additions that put the dish over the top. And fried onions as a side. Just top notch food. The place loses one star because of the centralized bar - for any beverage, water, wine, etc. This becomes a roadblock - it was a long wait, and then the service was quick and impersonal. read more
2 years ago
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3 years ago
Cool concept, pretty new for Brussels, from what I heard from various people I talked to. My new found Spanish friends in Brussels and I found Wolf thanks to meeting another lady from Ecuador that lives around and told us it was a must visit. The concept is now pretty well known in California: a huge space, maybe long ago a warehouse or factory, repurposed in multi-restaurants and mini stores. Considering the great quality of food, chocolates, coffee shops and anything edible in Belgium, Wolf is a must for a quick bite if you don't mind the oversharing (I am more into small restaurants separated one from the other). For the people living here in San Jose, consider this a San Pedro Square Market with more upscale options and nicer dressed people. The name comes from the street where this space is located. read more
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Right across from the Radisson Collection and a couple blocks from the Royal Gallery of Saint Hubert is this delightful alternative to the tourist food dives or quick bite places in this part of town. As others have noted, there is wide variety of cultural food booths here reflecting the growing global diversity of Bruxelles. The vietnamese noodles were spot on delicious. The poke bowl yummy. The chocolate mousse? Well, it is passable, but not the reason to come here. The main downside is drinks are only available from the center bar. With only one person on staff there, the wait for drinks is longer than your wait for food, which is getting colder as you stand and wait for the bartender. Worth a try if you are shopping or tired of touristy food spots. read more
This food court is very hipster and has an eclectic mix for your basic needs: juice bar, Vietnamese, tapas, pizza, pasta, seafood, a mini market, brewery, & more! If you've been to the Anaheim packing house in south California, this place is very similar. Order your food, grab food, & pick a seat! Fun and happening place. read more
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Rue Fossés aux Loups 50
Wolvengracht 50
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Martyrs, Centre-Ville, Bruxelles
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