Came here with a couple of friends and honestly the vol-au-vent was the star 😋 Owner was super chatty, made us feel right at home. The place has that old-school cozy vibe, kinda like stepping back in time. Only thing is it got a bit loud when it filled up, but we didn&rsquo;t really mind. Would pop by again if I&rsquo;m in the area.

Stopped by with our dog and they let him inside, which was a nice surprise. Had the mussels&mdash;pretty solid, classic preparation. House beer was decent too. Service was quick, no complaints there. Maybe a bit touristy but I&rsquo;d still come back for the food.

The terrace is big and sunny, with a few shaded spots if you need them. Staff were friendly and the Picon white wine hit the spot. Chateaubriand was tender, really the best part.

Decent portions and cooked properly. The Flemish welcome was friendly too. Solid find for the area, nothing fancy but fair for what you pay.

Came here on a weekday evening and the room just felt right&mdash;warm lighting, not too loud, tables spaced out enough that you&#39;re not overhearing the next table&#39;s conversation. The chef&#39;s tasting menu with local seasonal stuff was solid, plating was neat. Only thing, the chairs are a bit hard after two hours. Still, I&#39;d come back for the atmosphere alone.

The portions were really generous and the food tasted great. Only thing&mdash;the sauce was poured all over the plate. Would&#39;ve preferred it on the side, but still a solid meal.

Solid local spot. Picon&#39;s the move &mdash; don&#39;t skip it. Food was tasty, portions big. Bit off the beaten path, but that&#39;s the charm.

The daily special got me &mdash; pesto pasta with Serrano ham, didn&rsquo;t expect that combo to work so well. Apple and rhubarb crumble after, proper finish. Place was quiet, staff friendly. Nothing fancy, just a solid lunch.

Stumbled in here to escape the square chaos. Got a filter coffee, house-roasted. Solid and smooth, no bitterness. Barista knew his stuff, answered a quick question without a lecture. Place is tiny, maybe five seats, but quiet. Good for a fast break. Price was fair for the area. Not a destination, but I&#39;d swing by again if I&#39;m nearby.

We stopped by for a quick bite and ended up staying longer than planned. The pinball machine kept us busy while we waited for our food. Owners were friendly, made us feel comfortable right away. Prices are fair for what you get. Nothing fancy, but it does the job when you want a relaxed evening out.

The teppanyaki show was fun and the food tasty, but booking confusion upfront was annoying.

We stumbled in after a long walk, no reservation. The dining room felt classic, quiet. I ordered the grilled fish with greens&mdash;the vegetables still had a nice snap, not overcooked. Owner came by to check on us, which was a nice touch. Portion was decent for the price. Would come back if in the area.

The staff were so friendly here! I really appreciated that they could tell me exactly what was in the seasonal salad. The greens tasted incredibly fresh, just picked. A lovely, simple lunch.

The staff were genuinely warm and attentive, always checking in without being intrusive. They handled a busy Friday night smoothly, and even remembered my preference for a quieter table. A nice touch that made the evening feel more personal.

The welcome was nice, waitresses were kind. But the steak? Cooked just right, medium-rare with a good sear. Juicy inside, the peppercorn sauce had a real kick to it. That&#39;s what I came for.

The set menu was solid &mdash; shrimp croquettes and eel in green sauce really hit the spot. Owner even said hi to our dog.

Been coming here for a while now. The fish soup is still as good as the first time I tried it. Menu&#39;s small but that&#39;s fine, keeps things fresh.

The beef stew was the standout. Tender, rich, and the sauce had real depth. Portion was decent for the price. Didn&#39;t care much about the decor, but the food did the talking. Would come back just for that dish again.

Good spot right on the main street, easy to find. Portions are generous for the price. Service was fine, nothing to complain about. A solid choice for a straightforward meal.

The burger and fries combo with a drink is under &euro;10, which is a pretty good deal. The space itself is simple but clean, with decent lighting and comfortable booths. It&#39;s a solid spot for a quick, no-fuss meal.

The Welsh burger was the star for me. Cooked just right, juicy and flavorful. The team was attentive too, made sure we had everything we needed. A solid spot for a good burger.

The owner greeted me like we already knew each other. That mixed hot pot with the spicy Thai broth was the real deal&mdash;lots of heat, lots of flavor. Portions were solid too. Place wasn&#39;t rushed, which I appreciated. Just a chill spot to eat at your own speed.

The set menu for two is honestly a solid deal. We got a good mix of dishes and everything felt fresh. Prices are fair for what you get, especially in this area. Service was fine, nothing crazy, but I&#39;d come back for the value alone. Just wish they had a bit more variety on the dessert list.

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