Been coming here for a while now. Coffee&#39;s consistently good, which is honestly the main reason I keep showing up. Had a quiet breakfast the other morning, no rush, just sat by the window. Place has that real feel to it, not trying too hard. If you&#39;re after a solid start to the day, this does it.

Service was a bit slow when it got busy, but the staff stayed friendly. Just wish they&#39;d check in more often.

Stopped by for a late afternoon coffee &mdash; the flat white was solid, and I liked that the bookshop next door makes it easy to kill an hour browsing. Prices though, a bit steep for what you get. My glass of red was decent but small for the tag. Nice spot if you&#39;re not hungry and just want a quiet drink.

The boulet &agrave; la li&eacute;geoise was solid, that sweet-savory sauce really does it. Hazelnut cr&egrave;me br&ucirc;l&eacute;e on the side, good call. Staff looked like they actually liked being there, which is always nice to see. Place was pretty busy but the vibe was fine. Maybe a bit loud by the end, but whatever.

The menu changes often, which I love. Food was inventive and well-prepared. Cozy interior, felt like a real local spot. Service knew their stuff and explained everything nicely.

The francesinha here is proper comfort food, and honestly the price is fair for Brussels. Good spot for a casual catch-up with friends.

The Cheese &amp; Bacon Halal Burger was juicy, bun held up nicely. Fries were solid with the house sauce. A cold beer would&#39;ve paired well with it, though. Solid spot near Midi.

The pastries are baked on-site and honestly, that&#39;s the main draw. Grabbed a few of the deli jams too. Nice corner spot with a beautiful interior, though it was a bit busy when I stopped by. A solid pick if you&#39;re after a good coffee and something sweet.

Been here several times now. Sushi and Chinese dishes are solid, food stays consistent which is why I return. Service is generally fine, though sometimes a bit hit or miss depending on how busy they are. Not the cheapest place but you get what you pay for.

The food was really good and came out fast, even though the place was packed. We were a big group and they handled it pretty well. I appreciated that we didn&#39;t have to wait long. My only small complaint is the chairs are a bit hard, but honestly, for a quick meal, it was fine. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area.

The hummus really stood out &mdash; creamy, fresh, not like the usual stuff you get. Portions are decent for what you pay. Staff were nice too, though it did get a bit busy around lunch. Solid enough for a casual bite if you&#39;re in the area.

The almond croissant was still warm when I got it&mdash;flaky, buttery, exactly how it should be. Coffee was solid too, not bitter. Place was busy but I found a seat by the window. Pastry counter looked tempting but I stuck to what I knew. Will come back for the pain au chocolat next time.

The Brussels waffles were properly light, not the heavy doughy kind. Coffee was solid too. Toppings list is massive, almost overwhelming. Only thing is seating&#39;s pretty tight, and you might wait a bit for your order if it&#39;s packed. I&#39;d still grab a table by the window if you can.

Stopped by for a quick lunch near Place Luxembourg. Burger was solid, decent flavor, but honestly a bit small for the price. Terrace seating is the main draw if you can get a spot. Service was efficient, no complaints there. Fine for a casual bite, just don&#39;t expect a bargain.

The terrace is such a nice spot for a relaxed meal. Mussels were spot on, and the service was friendly. Perfect for a sunny afternoon with seafood.

We showed up with 25 people, no reservation, and they just handled it. No drama. Got the dietary stuff sorted without making us feel like a hassle. Food was solid, came out hot. Been here a few times now, and it stays consistent. That&#39;s mainly why I keep coming back.

The strawberry cheesecake pancakes were so good, honestly the highlight of brunch. Staff was super friendly too. Portions are big for the price.

The beer list here is solid. Tried a local tripel, really well balanced, not too sweet. Terrace is the main draw, good for watching people go by. Got a bit crowded later in the afternoon, but that&#39;s on me for staying so long. Would&#39;ve liked a bit more snack options to go with the drinks though.

Such a great place! The food was very good but the portions sizes are pretty big- think American- so be prepared to share. There was a big of a wait for the main course but not terrible. Very friendly staff, I am very glad that we choose this location.

The 3-course menu was tasty, good quality for the price. Staff friendly too. Only thing, the table felt a bit cramped, but we managed fine.

I had a fantastic time at this restaurant! The chef&#39;s passion is evident in every dish, and the Mediterranean flavors truly stand out. Highly recommend for anyone looking for quality cuisine.

Stumbled in for a quick espresso and ended up staying longer than planned. They&#39;ve got this blue La Marzocco machine that&#39;s pretty cool to watch. Beans are roasted in-house, grabbed a bag to take home. Coffee was solid, nothing fancy but done right. Place has a relaxed vibe, good spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Solid sandwiches. Fresh bread, decent fillings. Staff was friendly enough. Got a quick lunch there, no complaints. Place gets busy around noon though, so don&#39;t expect a quiet sit-down. Fine if you just want something fast and easy in the center.

The special with prosciutto and burrata was the reason I came back. Creamy, salty, just worked. Place was busy for a Tuesday but I still got a seat at the bar. Service kept it simple, no fuss. Only thing, the bread ran out before I finished the cheese. Minor thing though. I&#39;ll be back for that dish again.

On our first visit to a rainy Brussels we were seeking a fun Italian meal experience.  While searching for such an experience the place that came up was Gioia.  We were warmly greeted by Natalia and seated at a special table.  The mixologist made a special vodka martini and my wife had a white wine.  From there we had an awesome bean soup which was unlike any that we&rsquo;ve had!   We then ordered a nice bottle of red wine followed by the osobucco raviolis and sardine pasta!  Topped off with fig and toasted pear deserts!  What an epic experience on a rainy night!

The Greek cheese salad really hit the spot &mdash; I grabbed it on my last day before vacation and it felt like the perfect send-off. Simple ingredients, but the feta was creamy and the olives added just enough salt. Nothing fancy, but honestly that&#39;s what I needed. Maybe a bit pricey for what it is, but no regrets.

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