Dropped in for a coffee, ended up staying way longer than planned. Place is tiny but proper cozy, right in the middle of everything. Staff were friendly, didn&#39;t rush me at all. Coffee was solid, had a nice Christmas vibe going on. Would&#39;ve liked a bit more snack options though.

Sandwiches were solid &mdash; good bread, decent filling, not one of those sad dry ones. Vegetarian options actually looked proper, not just a boring salad thrown in. Paid a bit more than I usually would for lunch, but it made sense after the first bite. Place was busy around noon, so maybe go a little off-peak if you can.

The loaded steak fries really hit the spot. Fresh steak on top, sauce was solid, plenty of toppings. Could tell why they&#39;ve won awards for those. I had a glass of red with them, worked nicely together. Place was busy but we got a table quick enough. Would come back just for that dish again.

Decent flat white, and I liked that they let you pick between a few single-origin beans. Staff knew their stuff, helped me settle on one without over-explaining. Place was quiet enough to get some work done. Coffee&rsquo;s slightly pricey but fine for the area.

Been here a few times now, and the high tea keeps holding up. Nice to see they still do proper homemade lactose-free options, not just the usual sad fruit plate.

Went here during mussel season and yeah, they know what they&#39;re doing with those. Cooked just right, not rubbery at all. The room itself is pretty basic though, tables a bit close together. Had the meat option instead and it was decent, nothing crazy. Fine if you&#39;re in the area and want a straightforward meal.

The menu&rsquo;s got a ton of options, both Belgian and European classics. Kitchen stays open all afternoon, which saved me when I wanted a late lunch around 3pm. Just had a simple beef stew, nothing fancy, but it hit the spot. Place wasn&rsquo;t busy at that hour, so service was quick. Fine for a casual stop.

Solid Turkish food. Lamb was decent, bread fresh. Staff spoke English, that was a plus. Place is simple, nothing fancy. Fine if you&#39;re in the area and want a quick bite. Not a destination spot, but it does the job.

Decent spot for a late breakfast. Coffee was solid and the food came out fresh, which is always a plus. Staff were friendly without hovering. Place is small but cozy, easy to sit for a while. Only thing is it got a bit busy around 10, but that&#39;s probably on us for the timing. Pretty good overall.

The Sichuan fried chicken was solid &mdash; good heat, nice crunch. But the dining room got stuffy after a while, which kinda took away from the meal. Staff were friendly though, so that helped. I&#39;d probably come back but maybe sit near the door next time.

The view at sunset is honestly the main reason to come here. Right on the water, super relaxed vibe. Food was fine, nothing crazy, but that setting does a lot of the work.

The kitchen counter seating was a nice touch, and the room itself feels pretty spacious. Scallops and the entrecote with pepper sauce were solid, though a couple of other plates didn&#39;t quite hit the mark. Service was a bit uneven, but still a pleasant evening.

Solid burgers and the ribs were properly juicy. Malbec from Argentina went way better with the food than I expected for this part of town. Place feels like a real upgrade from before.

Reasonable prices and a big menu of Belgian classics. Staff were friendly and we got our food quick. Solid spot for a filling lunch.

Stopped by for a kriek and honestly the selection is solid. Had the framboise, it was fresh and not too sweet. Place gets a bit loud later in the evening though. Fine if you just want a quiet beer earlier.

Stopped by for a quiet dinner. Service was sharp, no waiting around. Food came out well presented, flavors were solid. Cozy spot, decent for a date or just getting out of the cold. Prices are fair for what you get. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The espresso here is genuinely good &mdash; proper Italian style, not the watery stuff you often get. I sat near the window and the light was nice, made the whole place feel warmer. Tiramisu was solid too, though the seating got a bit cramped after a while. Still, a decent spot in Leuven if you just want a quiet coffee.

Came here with my partner on a quiet evening. The food was genuinely tasty, especially the slow-cooked beef. Service was spot on, not too pushy but always there when needed. I noticed the place works better when it&#39;s not too busy. We had a relaxed dinner, no rush at all. Would go back for sure.

Stopped by for breakfast and the staff actually made it feel like a proper start to the day. Not rushed, just friendly. The menu&rsquo;s got plenty of options, and the homemade vibe comes through in the food. Easy to sit and take your time. Only thing is it got a bit busy later on, but that&rsquo;s on me for lingering.

Service was friendly enough, and they didn&#39;t make a fuss when I asked to swap something in my breakfast. Food came out decent, nothing fancy but it hit the spot. Place was clean and quiet for a Tuesday morning. Fine for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area.

Great place. Authentic greek food. I really recommend it.  The guy is friendly and the rest of the team as well.

Decent all-you-can-eat ribs, fresh and you pick your own sauce. Service was polite, nothing to complain about.

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