The owner-chef clearly cares about what he does. He stopped by our table for a quick chat, which was nice. The cr&egrave;me br&ucirc;l&eacute;e was the best I&#39;ve had in a long while - creamy, not too sweet. Rest of the meal was decent too. Maybe slightly pricey for the portion size, but I&#39;d still go back.

The terrace view of the church is nice. Got the Big Ben burger, pretty solid. Staff handled the crowd well.

Stopped by after the new owners took over. Sandwiches are still big, that&rsquo;s good. Service was actually friendly this time, even when it got busy. Had the club, plenty of filling. Place could use a bit of a wipe down but nothing terrible. Solid spot for a quick lunch if you&#39;re in the area.

Cozy little place, staff were easy to talk to. Had the pasta and it hit the spot, nothing fancy but solid. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back.

The six-course menu with wine pairing really stood out &mdash; every dish had its own twist, and the balance was spot on. Glad we went for it.

Cozy spot right in the city center, though it gets noisy when full. Food was solid, but I mostly remember the wine list&mdash;good picks that paired well with the meal.

The mixed platter did the job. Falafel was crispy, hummus had that proper garlicky kick. Enough to try a bit of everything without overcommitting. Flavors held up all the way through. Nothing fancy, just solid.

Been coming here for a while now, and the consistency is what keeps me coming back. The Japanese-inspired setup is still cozy, staff remembers regulars which is nice. Food came out quick this time, though we did have to flag someone down first. That little wait was nothing though, the karaage was just as good as last month. Solid spot if you know what you want.

The 4-course menu was beautifully plated and honestly pretty generous. The wine pairing worked well too. Service stayed friendly even when the place got busy.

The tomato soup keeps me coming back every time. Service stays friendly and quick, even on busy nights. Sure, it&#39;s a bit pricey and not the easiest spot to get to, but that soup&#39;s worth it.

The golden latte was really nice, smooth and not too sweet. Space is comfortable for sitting a while, though it did get a bit busy later. Almond croissant was already sold out when I got there around 3pm, so go earlier if you want one. I just had the coffee and it was enough for me.

The ribs were properly sticky and the sauce had a real kick to it. Potato wedges on the side, nothing fancy but done right. Cozy enough inside, even with the market bustle right outside.

Food&#39;s solid, classic French with a Belgian twist. Service was friendly too. Good spot if you want a reliable dinner without overthinking it.

Food&rsquo;s solid every time I&rsquo;ve been. Staff actually makes you feel welcome, not just doing the job. Decent spot if you&rsquo;re in the area.

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