The Philippine food here is not bad. Unfortunately there aren't any other pino stores here that…read morewill raise their authenticity but since this is the only phillipino store, this is the place to go.

Oh what a funky quirky little place... This place does hot dogs, yes, hot dogs but not your average…read morehot dog... They got some cool unusual toppings which bring this bog standard snack/meal to life. The artwork about the place is rather funny, lots of personality around the place... If I may, the dining space in the room with the bar is by far my cup of tea, the other space in the side room, well, I dunno... Bit chav? Staff were very friendly and the food was top notch, the drinks menu was also pretty impressive and I'm not going to lie, the dessert I had here was the n

A new restaurant in the centre of Antwerp. Gourmet hot dogs with a glass of champagne. An…read moreextraordinary combination but so delicious! I never would have tought you could make hot dogs in so many different ways. You can combine your hot dog with sharings and sides. Both the hot dogs and sharings are named after the seven deadly sins. The sharings are basically streetfood from all over the world in an upgraded version. In the interior the sins are depicted as naughty angels. The combination of gold, marble and wood gives a very luxurious "heavenly" atmosphere. But what amazes me the most is that during the day this restaurant becomes a completely different restaurant. Not only the menu changes but also the interior. The angels are hidden and the lounge part of the restaurant is closed. If you're looking for breakfast, brunch or lunch you can visit Frank's Deli. Sandwiches, eggs, wraps, juices, smoothies, (superfood)salads... For those of you who suffer from gluten intolerence they also offer glutenfree bread. And for the vegetarians there is a veggie hot dog as well. So delicious food, nice atmosphere, friendly staff, a wide variety of champagne! What else do you need?!

Sometimes I'm incredibly lucky. Like when I stumble onto a food truck festival that happens to be…read morein town when I'm visiting a different city. Barrio Cantina sure knows how to throw a hell of a food truck fest. There were a ton of food options (mostly Asian/fusion), like Vietnamese, burgers, Chinese/Asian fusion, tacos, hot dogs, more burgers, and finally, burgers. Speaking of burgers, there was also a stand that did Indian burgers, but the lines were too long and they were sold out when I came back. Oh, did I mention they had burgers? I actually ate a Mexican burger from Caliente Grill, which I couldn't resist when I saw they had a fire pit going all day. There was a live DJ in a truck playing dance tunes. And multiple drink stands, serving cocktails, wine, and beer. Tons of seating in the form of picnic tables. Really good vibes all around. Bathrooms were .50€ though.

Cool new alternative & free festival in Antwerp.. From the people of Pole Pole. Great food,…read moredelicious cocktails.. And world music..

Serendipitously happened upon this cute, quick, clean cafe while looking for a bite to eat before a…read morebeer tour. Super friendly service, and the salad had awesome, fresh lettuce, which was much needed after a red-eye and plane food the night before. FYI, dressing was a bit intense on the mayo, and no credit cards accepted - only cash. But there's an ATM in the Casino nearby, if needed. :)

Go to place in Brussels for good old burgers and hot dogs! Friendly staff and decent beers!read more

The combinations seem a bit wild but they know what they are doing. I can't remember the proper…read morename but mine was bacon and spouses was Thai style. Of could have eaten more we would have and if we stayed the night in the city we would have gone back a second time .

Wanting to see what Belgians' take on hotdogs, we landed on here because we were an indecisive…read moregroup and might as well right? What happened really surprised me as far as what it was, and to be honest I felt as if it was better than what they offered in America just because it was so creative! Wurst pretty much takes the idea and base of hotdogs/bratwursts and just mixes tastes. Want a wurst that's based off of a tex mex flavor? They have that. How about one that sounds like something that would sound like a great sandwich with pesto? Yeah that's there too. We got the Sauerkraut and the Bellucci. Both of them were very unique and something I have ever had before. It was very creative as far as something so simple such as bratwurst/hot dogs to something with different types of flavors with the toppings. I mean honestly, pesto with hotdogs? Yeah, that's kind of crazy. Overall, I thought Wurst was excellent. I thought it was kind of pricey, but it wasn't a small amount of food. I could see myself coming back here next time I'm in Leuven and tired of moules-frites (that's a hard task itself!).

Only thing holding this place up from less stars are the TVs... eindhoven seriously lacks sports…read morewatching bars!!! With only 6 guests (two at bar, and one table of four) the two servers are more concerned with spending time on phones or hanging out with the boyfriend of one of the servers than paying attention to customers. Every beer empty and takes effort to get attention for an untimely refill. Hot dog prepared quickly... but it's a hotdog, so it should be! This is obviously not a dinner place. But also not a place to sit for any drinks.

From the owner: First American DiveBar The Best Hot Dogs & Cold Brew in…read moreEindhoven

Fritland is one of the more famous frite stands in Brussels and its frequented by locals and…read moretourists alike. Served in the traditional cone, the fries are crispy and perfectly salted. A large selection of sauces are available. You can also get hot dogs, chicken fingers, and other items. This was definitely one of my favorites. Highly recommend.

Heard it was the oldest Belgium fries shop in Brussels so I wanted to give it a try. It was decent…read morebut I didn't it was particularly worth trying, definitely not as some of the other frites shops in the city. Orders are made fresh and each frites order comes with a sauce of your choosing. I went andalouse. The frites are a little greasy and more bland compared to others in the city. It was also one of the cheaper frites shops I've tried on my stay in Brussels. You order at the counter, wait for your food and can grab a seat inside or outdoors. They tend to draw a crowd and Ive seen very long lines but it's moves pretty quite. I came on a late rainy weekday and it was about a 15 min wait.