Been coming here for years and the pizza with burrata still hits the spot. Owner&rsquo;s always around, pretty chill guy. Place gets busy but that&rsquo;s fine. Just wish they&rsquo;d add a few more tables, but honestly the food makes up for it.

Been coming here for a while now. The pasta is always fresh and the owners still remember us. Solid Italian spot if you want something dependable.

Cozy spot that locals clearly love. The vibe is warm and relaxed, food&#39;s been solid every time I&#39;ve been. Just wish the tables weren&#39;t so close together.

Solid spot. Good veggie options, which is rare to find around here. Place was quiet enough to actually talk. Pasta was decent, nothing crazy but did the job. Maybe a bit pricey for what you get. Still, I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area.

Lovely spot for catching up with friends over lunch. The staff let us linger way past our bill which was so nice. Already thinking about going back for the pasta.

Been coming here for a while now. The sauces are still the best part&mdash;always consistent. Plating&#39;s simple but looks great. Cozy spot to sit and take your time.

Been coming here for years now. The taste never changes, always the same solid quality. That&#39;s honestly why I keep going back. Portions are fair for what you pay too. Not flashy, just dependable.

The staff were really welcoming and my lamb tikka tandoori was spot on. Portions were generous too, felt fair for what you pay.

The fish was fresh and well-prepared. Staff handled my dietary request without any fuss, which I appreciated. The dessert trolley at the end was a nice touch.

The wood-fired pizzas are solid, no question. Had the Bianca again last week, still as good as the first time. The aubergine one&rsquo;s a winner too, fresh toppings make all the difference. Crust gets that nice char without being burnt. Place was busy but we got a table quick enough. Just wish they&rsquo;d slice them a bit more evenly, but that&rsquo;s me being picky.

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 self-service kiosks make it easy to order, and the food came out fresh. I grabbed a quick lunch here on a weekday, no complaints. Just be aware it gets packed, especially on weekends. I&#39;d say go early if you can, otherwise you might struggle to find a seat.

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 gluten-free burger here was actually really good. I&rsquo;m picky about that kind of thing, and the bun held up well, not dry at all. Flavor was solid too. Price is a bit steep for what you get, but for a treat now and then, it works. I&rsquo;d probably come back just for that one.

Solid spot for a quick bite. Had the mussels in garlic cream sauce&mdash;pretty good, nothing fancy. Service was fast, which I appreciated.

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.

The food is very delicious and tasty!! it is our favorite restaurant in Bruxelles and we go there as much as we can. The staff is very friendly and always really helpfull. We feel at home. It is definetely a family favourite 🥰

Loved the izakaya vibe here, felt like a tiny spot in Tokyo. Sushi rice was a bit chewy but honestly the counter seats and Japanese chefs made it fun for a catch-up with friends 🍶

The tasting menu was beautifully plated and the service felt polished. Portions are on the smaller side, so come hungry. Paid a fair bit, but the cooking quality justifies it.

We stopped by for a quick glass and ended up staying for the risotto. It was creamy, really well seasoned. I liked that they had a few veggie small plates too, not just the usual cheese board. The place fills up fast, so we were glad we booked. A bit loud by the bar, but fine for a weeknight.

The entrec&ocirc;te came exactly as I asked, medium rare, and that alone made the meal worth it. The beer flight was decent too, a good way to try a few local ones without committing to a full pint. Portion size felt fair for what you pay. Place was a bit warm near the fire, but honestly, that&#39;s a minor thing. I&#39;d go back for the steak.

Stopped in for a quiet drink and ended up staying longer than planned. The beer list had some proper local options, and the guy behind the bar knew how to talk through them without being pushy. All that wood and old detailing gives it real character. Good spot if you want somewhere low-key.

Stumbled onto this place down a side street. Had the beans with garlic to start and the ceafa haiduceasca after. Both were solid, proper comfort food. Place is small but cozy. Nothing fancy, just good Eastern European cooking. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Soup of the day was solid, paired it with a local beer. Place was packed but the staff kept things moving. Didn&#39;t have to wait long for my food, which I appreciated. Good spot for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area and don&#39;t want to fuss over a menu.

The beef fillet was cooked properly &mdash; juicy, well-seasoned. I had it with a glass of red, and that was enough. Service was attentive without hovering. Cozy inside, not too loud for a Tuesday. Only thing: the sides were a bit basic. But for the price, it&#39;s decent. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area.

Cozy little place, definitely on the smaller side. We ended up chatting with the table next to us, which was actually kinda fun. Make sure you book ahead though, it fills up fast.

Solid beer selection, probably the biggest I&#39;ve seen in Brussels. Lots of obscure local brews I hadn&#39;t tried before. Music was decent, not too loud to talk over. Service was efficient enough for a busy Saturday. Not the place for a fancy dinner, but fine for a few drinks with friends.

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