The veggie lasagna was really good&mdash;you can tell it&rsquo;s made fresh, not from a box. Portions are generous too, which I appreciate. I&rsquo;m picky about vegetables and these tasted properly cooked, still a bit of bite. Felt like a home-cooked meal, honestly. Just wish they had a few more lighter options on the menu.

Food was solid &mdash; had the ribs and they were properly cooked. Place got busy around 7 and staff were running around. Took a while to grab someone for extra cutlery, and our order came out slower than expected. Not a huge deal but for what we paid, you&#39;d hope for a bit more attention.

Stopped by for a quick bite around noon. Got a cold sandwich and it was ready in under five minutes. Bread was fresh, filling was decent. Price is fair for what you get. Nothing fancy but does the job when you&#39;re in a hurry. I&#39;d grab another one if I&#39;m passing by.

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 bread with olive oil was the best part &mdash; really fresh. Place has a nice vibe but service dragged a bit. Fine for a quick bite if you&#39;re not in a rush.

The carbonnade was properly rich, meat fell apart with a fork. I sat near the window on a quiet afternoon, decent light and enough space between tables. Service was fine, nothing rushed. Solid spot if you want classic Belgian food without any fuss. Maybe not the most exciting place, but it does the job well.

Welcoming and warming. Really good food . The chef has serious skills and she &#39;s really nice and kind. Just the hiccup of not having the coffee machine working during a brunch, :) but is should definitely be solved by now.Try it !

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!

Cozy woodland spot, but Joffrey&#39;s service really stood out&mdash;even when it got busy. Wine list pairs nicely with the vibe.

The white chocolate cheesecake was the best thing we ordered, hands down. Gone in about two minutes. Portion size on that one is decent for the price, which surprised me. Starters were okay, the fish salad was fine but nothing crazy. I&#39;d come back just for that dessert though. Maybe skip the rest and save room.

We discover this restaurant around May, when it just opened. It was such a great surprise, that we came back as soon as we could (considering that we live abroad, 6 months is not too much ,) ). Gladly surprised they only grow better. Food was as good as we remembered. The personnel is welcoming, nice, always with a smile. Wish you all the best. It won&rsquo;t be my last time on this trip. But, if this review worths for something, I can&rsquo;t help recommending it strongly !

The pistolet with am&eacute;ricain was spot on&mdash;fresh bread, decent amount of filling. Staff were friendly too. Solid spot for a quick lunch.

The service was friendly and professional, even when the place was crowded, which made for a pleasant experience.

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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.

Been coming here for a while now, and the meter-long nacho platter still gets me every time. It&rsquo;s just a solid sharing dish, loaded enough for two people. Staff&rsquo;s always on top of things too, never had to wave anyone down. Not the cheapest spot, but you get what you pay for.

Stumbled into this place looking for a quick pint and ended up staying way longer than planned. The beer list is solid, lots of local stuff on tap. Interior is full of random antiques, feels like drinking in someone&#39;s eccentric grandpa&#39;s attic. Cozy in a weird way. Only downside, it got pretty crowded later and hard to find a seat.

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 cod with mashed potatoes and cheese was spot on, really well cooked. Fish croquettes were decent too. Tripel Karmeliet on the side made it better.

Big portions and pretty quick service. Nothing fancy but it worked well for our group. The pasta was decent, maybe slightly overpriced for what you get.

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.

Been coming here for years and the horse steak still hits the same. Cooked rare like I asked, tender, no fuss. The homemade ice cream after is a solid move too. Place gets busy, so yeah, you&#39;ll wait a bit. But that&#39;s how you know it&#39;s still doing things right.

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