Lovely little spot for takeaway choux &mdash; grabbed a box and headed to the park. Eating in costs extra though, so keep that in mind.

Delicious food and great service! I highly recommend the gyros with fries and salad. The staff were friendly, and the food came out quickly. Definitely worth a visit.

The laksa here was so good&mdash;rich broth, just enough spice for a chilly day. Small place, nothing fancy, but the portions are solid for the price.

Decent food, great spot right by the central station. Service was slow, but my wine pairing was spot on.

Tucked away on a quiet side street, the terrace gets lovely afternoon sun. I had the avocado toast and a flat white&mdash;the bread was fresh, not too dense, and the avocado was properly ripe. Coffee was smooth, no bitterness. Concept store inside is a nice bonus, though I didn&#39;t browse much. Prices are fair for the area. Would come back for a quiet afternoon read.

The terrace was packed but we still got our drinks fast. Waiters were actually smiling, which is rare around here. Heaters made it bearable to sit outside. Only thing is the noise level gets high when it&#39;s full, but that&#39;s on us for picking a busy night. Decent spot if you want a quick bite without the usual wait.

The chef noticed we were still waiting and made a fresh Garden Lovers pizza just for us. That little gesture meant more than the food itself, honestly. Pizza was solid, nothing fancy, but the kindness stuck with me. Place felt warm, like they actually care about people, not just turning tables.

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.

Food was fresh, veggie options decent. QR ordering worked fine. Outdoor seating&#39;s nice when it&#39;s not too hot. Service gets a bit slow when they&#39;re packed though. Took a while to get the bill. Solid spot if you&#39;re not in a rush.

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.

The set lunch here is solid for the price. Had the grilled fish with veggies, fish was cooked right, not dry. Portion could be a bit bigger but fine for a midday meal. Terrace is nice if you grab a table outside. Nothing fancy, just decent food.

Pancakes with bacon and eggs were a solid portion. Matcha coconut drink hit the spot. Cozy place but a bit cramped inside.

Right across from the Renaissance, so super handy. Got a kebab and it was actually fresh, way better than the usual spots. Staff were friendly too.

The poulet avec mozzarella sandwich was fresh and homemade. Pain au chocolat spot on. Pricey but worth it.

The salmon brunch really hit the spot. Thick slices, not those thin sad ones. Came with a fried egg, guacamole, and yogurt on the side. Slightly pricey for a brunch, but the portion was generous enough to share. Service was quick too, which I appreciated.

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.

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