The apple cake caught me off guard&mdash;so moist, and it paired really well with my cappuccino. Quiet little spot to escape the tourist rush for a bit. Just wish the slice was a bit bigger, honestly.

Came here for the cereal selection and it didn&rsquo;t disappoint. The unicorn hot chocolate was pretty good, sweet but not over the top. Place is small but cozy, staff were fine. Only thing is they&rsquo;re cash only, so bring some or you&rsquo;ll have to run to the ATM. Decent spot if you&rsquo;re in the area.

We had a lovely dinner here. Beautiful fresh fish, very friendly smiley service. Please note that this place does not serve alcohol.

First time here for us and it was very enjoyable. The restaurant was full and the takeaway / delivery demands meant service wasn&#39;t super fast but no issue for us as we were in no hurry. Service was very friendly and personal and the food was delicous.

Excellent Indian. Very friendly stuff. Scampi Royal is recommended comes in hot plate directly from oven. Chicken jalfreze is also good. all drinks 0% alcohol. Try also the mixed grill entree. Price is very reasonable at average &euro;15 per main dish and we were not hungry afterwards. we&#39;ll certainly come back!

We were there for dinner on a Monday evening and it was really quiet, only a few customers, so we received prompt and attentive service. The food is excellent and in good amount.

super nice place with good food, with excellent staff&#39;s culture and charm.Only,  the restaurant did not get the message ab my reservation, not sure why.Still, they found a place for our group.

Quick coffee spot by Luxembourg station. Bagels are solid, service fast. They do sell out fast though, got there at 11 and half the menu was gone.

The katsu-don here is so good, perfect for a casual lunch with friends 🍛 Just wish it wasn&#39;t so crowded.

Lunch special&rsquo;s a solid deal, big portions for the price. Mezze tasted fresh.

Stepping in feels like a time warp &mdash; no frills, just solid Belgian cooking. The host was super welcoming too. Can&#39;t beat the price for what you get.

The homemade iced tea was a nice touch, and the flavors really stood out. We tried a few dishes and everything tasted fresh. Interior&#39;s cozy too.

Solid bun bo hue. Spicy, deep, proper flavour&mdash;one of the better ones I&#39;ve had in Europe.  Fresh, clearly. But small kitchen, so you wait.  Worth it though. Just don&#39;t come starving.

The staff actually knew their gluten-free stuff&mdash;fried our spring rolls in fresh oil so no cross-contamination. Felt super safe eating here.

The spicy miso ramen had a real kick to it&mdash;broth felt fresh, not too heavy. I went for the Kuro too, lots of garlic, exactly what I needed. Portions are generous, two big slices of pork on top. Just wish I&#39;d checked the hours first, almost missed it.

Mains around 8-9 euros and out in under five minutes&mdash;that&#39;s what I remember most. I had the grilled veggie plate, and the zucchini still had a bit of crunch, which I liked. Not fancy, but the ingredients tasted fresh. For a quick lunch, it did the job. Maybe not the coziest spot, but fine for what it is.

Simple spot, but the food really delivers. Had a nice glass of red with the stew&mdash;good match. Staff were friendly too. Worth knowing about if you&#39;re in the area.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Panang curry was solid, chicken satay did the job. Prices fair for what you get. Place is tiny though, so book ahead if you don&#39;t wanna wait. Service was fast enough for me.

The rice table with five curries is a solid move if you&#39;re indecisive like me. Got to taste a bit of everything, and honestly, the flavors were on point. I&#39;d have loved a slightly bolder wine pairing suggestion from the staff, though. The list is decent, but you&#39;re kinda left to figure it out yourself. Still, a satisfying meal for a casual night out.

The ramen was solid &mdash; broth had real depth, not the watery kind you get at some places. Noodles were cooked right too. Service was quick, which I appreciated since I was starving. Only thing is the price, it&#39;s a bit steep for what you get. But honestly, the bowl was comforting enough that I didn&#39;t mind paying.

Came for the mezze, left full. Most dishes &euro;16-20 and honestly enough for two. Free bread with dips and tea at the end was a nice touch.

Stopped by Le Lodge for a quick dinner. It&rsquo;s the casual side of Le Domaine, so no fuss. Had a classic dish, cooked properly, nothing crazy. Fine for a regular spot. Place was chill, food did the job. Maybe not a destination place, but I&rsquo;d come back if I&rsquo;m in the area.

Decent spot for a quick meal. The veggie options were fine, nothing fancy, but the service was friendly enough. Menu&rsquo;s only in French though, so we spent a bit of time guessing. Price felt fair for what you get. Pretty good overall for a casual stop.

The lamb curry was rich and smelled amazing, you could tell the ingredients were fresh. Prices felt fair for what you get.

Stopped by for a drink and ended up staying longer than planned. The terrace is lovely, open kitchen adds a nice buzz. Had a solid glass of red that paired well with what I ordered. Menu&#39;s on the smaller side, but what they do, they do fine. Casual spot, nothing fancy, but comfortable.

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