Solid Irish pub, lovely inside. The outdoor seating is a nice touch. My only thing is the portion sizes for the food. Ordered the fish and chips, and for the price, I was expecting a bit more on the plate. It was tasty, just felt a little light.

The pizza was solid, good size for the price. I grabbed a local red by the glass - a simple, rustic pairing that worked. No fuss, just a decent meal.

Been here a few times. The food is always solid, and the servers are fun. But honestly, the portions feel a bit smaller than they used to be. Still tasty, just noticed that.

Nice spot to stop after a stroll along the water. The terrace is lovely, and the price-quality ratio honestly surprised me. Had a glass of their house red with the catch of the day&mdash;decent pairing, nothing fancy but it worked. Only thing: tables for bigger groups are a bit cramped. Fine for two though.

The set menu was simple but nicely presented. Portions felt right for the price, and the staff were genuinely welcoming. Nothing fancy, but a solid spot for a relaxed meal.

The buffet sides are a pretty good deal. The main dishes are fine, but nothing too exciting.

Tasty Belgian classics and the staff were really nice about the wheelchair spot. Food came out quick too. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Been coming here for years. The staff always remembers you, makes it feel like a neighborhood spot. Food&#39;s decent, but it&#39;s that friendly, familiar service that keeps me coming back.

Took a group of 20 here last week. They handled the big table without a fuss, got all the orders out pretty quick. Everyone got their food at the same time, which is a plus. No complaints from the crew.

The homemade pizza here is a real treat. The dough has that perfect chew and a nice char from the wood oven. Toppings are fresh and generous. I keep coming back for it.

Food was really good, especially the pasta. Prices felt fair for what you get. I just walked in without a plan and left happy.

Great portions for the price, and the place was really clean. You can tell the owners actually care about their customers.

The crepes were spot on, and the hot chocolate was just right for a rainy afternoon. It&#39;s the kind of cozy that makes you want to linger a bit longer.

The &euro;12.90 lunch special with the Leffe is a solid deal. The half chicken was juicy, and the salad portion was huge. I&#39;d say the fries could be a bit crispier, but for that price with a proper beer? Can&#39;t complain.

The pizza crust is thin and crispy, just how I like it. Fresh ingredients, you can taste the difference. A bit pricey for the size, but the quality is there.

Great place for an honest meal. We had a bacon burger and an americain and both were very tasty. Spacious setting in the Expo hal with option to eat outside on the terrace (weather permitting)

Been coming here for years. The Bavett steak in onion gravy is always cooked just right, never had a bad one. That consistency keeps me coming back.

Cozy little spot with great old-school vibes. Had the duck confit, which was solid. The real star was the wine list &ndash; found a fantastic local red that paired beautifully with the dish. Service was a bit slow, but no rush on a weeknight.

The chef stopped by our table to ask how everything was. It was a nice touch, made the evening feel a bit more personal.

The terrace is the main reason to come here&mdash;right on the square, perfect for watching people go by. Food was decent, nothing mind-blowing. Staff were friendly enough. But honestly, for the portion size they give you, the bill felt a bit steep. I get that you&#39;re paying for the location, but I left still a little hungry. Fine for a one-off drink, maybe not a full meal.

The beef cheek was spot on&mdash;slow cooked just right, fell apart without trying. Wine list is deep but prices stay fair, which I appreciated. Garden seating looked nice but I didn&#39;t bother, came for the food. Only thing: accessible restroom was out of order, bit annoying. Still, the main plate did the talking.

Stopped by for a late lunch and grabbed the vegan platter. The mushroom pat&eacute; was the standout&mdash;earthy, rich, spread it on everything. Place is small but the vibe is chill. Only wish I&#39;d snapped a few pics before digging in. Portions are decent for the price.

Rich hot chocolate, proper thick stuff. Needed that after the museum. Place is small, kinda quiet, right off the square. Price was fair, not touristy at all. Girl behind the counter was nice. Just sat there a while, warming up. Good stop if you&#39;re in the area.

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