Stopped by for a late lunch and ended up staying longer than planned. The homemade pasta with truffle was solid, but honestly the wine list caught my attention more&mdash;they had a nice Sicilian red that paired beautifully. Chocolate mousse for dessert, rich without being heavy. Service friendly, though they forgot my water refill once. Nothing fancy, just comfortable.

The rack of lamb was spot on, cooked just right. Service was quick and friendly, no waiting around. Solid spot for a lunch break if you&#39;re in the area.

Been coming here for 15 years. Quality never dropped once. That consistency is why I keep returning.

Decent spot for French-Belgian food. The menu had some creative touches and everything came out well cooked. Staff were friendly, though English was a bit limited. Price felt fair for what you got.

Tried the Mexican mix for 18&euro;. Portion was decent for the price, not huge but enough to fill me up. The place itself is pretty cool, nice vibe. I&#39;d say it&#39;s a fair deal if you&#39;re in the area and want something different. Maybe not the most authentic but fine for what it is.

The staff let us try all the sauces before picking, even gave one on the house. Fries were solid and plenty of sauce to go around.

The set menu at &euro;38 is solid for what you get&mdash;starter, main, dessert, plus an amuse-bouche. I went with the red fish curry, scallops and clam in that creamy sauce. Worked surprisingly well with a glass of dry Riesling. Place was busy but not chaotic. Would come back for that dish alone.

Solid tagliata alla romana, really tender. Waiter kept coming by, almost too much but fine. Back terrace is chill, good for a quiet dinner. Price was okay for what you get. Not mind-blowing but I&#39;d sit there again.

The owner&rsquo;s a proper friendly guy, makes the whole place feel easy. Fries were spot on, crispy and fresh. Clean too, which I always appreciate. Service was quick, didn&rsquo;t have to wait around long. Just a solid spot for a quick bite if you&rsquo;re in the area. Nothing fancy, but it does the job well.

Stopped by for a quick bite and grabbed the grilled chicken salad. Greens tasted fresh, not wilted, and the dressing was light. Service was fast enough for a lunch break. Place got pretty crowded around noon, so seating was a bit tight. Fine if you&#39;re in a hurry and want something decent.

The four-cheese penne was spot on, creamy without being too heavy. My wife had the linguine Proven&ccedil;al and she cleaned the plate. Waiter handled the lunch rush like a pro, never felt rushed ourselves. Place was packed but we got our food quick. Solid neighborhood spot, I&#39;d go back.

The tasting menu here is something else. Tien&rsquo;s dishes feel personal, like a quiet nod to his roots but with a local twist. I kept thinking about the textures long after we left. Not cheap, but for that kind of craftsmanship, it makes sense. Just wish the pacing was a bit quicker between courses.

The place looks great inside, and the food actually lives up to it. We had a relaxed evening, plates were nicely presented. Portions could be a bit bigger for the price, but overall a decent spot.

Stopped by after the park and grabbed a quick bite. Plenty of options on the menu, which is nice. Just watch out for the drinks&mdash;they&#39;re not included and the price adds up fast. I didn&#39;t check the bill closely enough and it was more than I expected. Food itself was fine, just wish I&#39;d known about the drink situation beforehand.

The house wine here is a solid pick&mdash;decent pour, easy on the wallet, and it matched the rustic plates better than I expected. Staff sorted us a taxi when my French gave up on me, which saved the night. Food&rsquo;s straightforward, nothing fancy, but the wine made it click.

Been coming here for a while now, and the bento box never disappoints. Fish always tastes fresh, and they put real care into the presentation. Place stays quiet too, which I appreciate. Yeah, it&#39;s a bit pricier than your average spot, but you can see where the money goes. Solid choice if you want a proper sushi lunch without the rush.

The sangria was really good &mdash; not too sweet, just right. Place has a chill vibe, easy to sit around and talk for a while. Didn&#39;t try the food, just drinks. Would come back for that pitcher again.

Owner stopped by our table to check if everything was alright. Nice personal touch, not something you see often. Lamb chops were solid, mezze plate did the job too. Quick enough for a lunch break, which is what I needed. Place was busy but I got my food without waiting forever. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and hungry.

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