Nice terrace right on the market square. Solid spot for a beer and watching people go by. Service was fine, nothing special. Good enough for a sunny afternoon stop.

The menu caught my eye right away, lots of interesting options. I ordered a main dish and it was cooked really well. But the side salad that came with it felt a bit thrown together, like they didn&#39;t put much thought into it. The place was busy but I still felt comfortable sitting there. Service was friendly enough, no complaints there. Would come back for the mains, just maybe skip the sides next time.

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.

Walked in without booking, they still set us up in this small private room. Pretty nice of them. Had the tasting menu, food looked great on the plate. Wine pairing was solid too. Maybe a bit pricey for what it is, but honestly one of the better meals I&#39;ve had lately. No complaints.

Had the skate wing and honestly, the fish was cooked perfectly. Crispy fries on the side, salad was fresh too. Service was there when I needed it, not hovering. Place was a bit busy but that&#39;s a good sign I guess. Would come back for the fish.

Been coming here for a while now. The cannelloni and pesto dishes are still solid, always consistent. But the kid&#39;s spaghetti at &euro;9.50 is pretty small, honestly. I get that prices go up, but the portion should match. Still, it&#39;s the food that keeps me coming back. Just wish they&#39;d sort out the sizing a bit.

Came with a group of 20, pre-ordered, and it went pretty smoothly. Food was decent, service fast enough. Fine for a big get-together.

The interior is really well done&mdash;clean lines with natural wood, feels calm. We had the calamari and fries, both were dangerously good. Eel was solid too. Only letdown were the croquettes, a bit too soft inside for me. Still, a nice spot for a relaxed dinner.

The shrimp croquettes and bouillabaisse were really fresh, full of flavor. Those were the standouts for sure. Service was friendly and quick too. Only thing&mdash;the seating felt a bit cramped, not much room between tables. But the food made up for it. I&#39;d go back for that bouillabaisse alone.

Came here on a weekday evening, sat on the covered veranda in the back. That spot alone is worth it, pretty chill. Had a few dishes, all well presented and cooked properly. Portions are decent for the price, honestly hard to find that balance these days. Service was fine, nothing special, but I left satisfied.

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.

We came here on a weeknight and it was pretty busy, but the vibe was nice. Service was friendly and they helped us with the menu since our Dutch is limited. I had the skate and it was cooked well, decent portion. My partner&rsquo;s bison was good too. Dessert was fine, nothing crazy. Overall a solid spot if you&#39;re in the area.

The six-course lunch was beautifully plated, and every dish tasted as good as it looked. Service kept things moving without hovering. Only wish the pacing had been a bit quicker between courses.

Been coming here for years and it never disappoints. Service is smooth and fast, and the food is consistently good. A reliable choice for a no-fuss meal.

Lovely little brasserie with a terrace that&rsquo;s perfect after a walk in the Flemish Ardennes. Pancakes were tasty, though a bit pricey for what you get. Nice spot to sit and unwind.

The kitchen runs all afternoon, which is how we ended up there. Sole and rib-eye were solid, apple tart with ice cream hit the spot.

The owner gave us a little tour of his private museum before we sat down to eat. You can tell he really cares about keeping the memory of the soldiers alive. Food was decent, nothing fancy, but the passion made it worth stopping. Glad we picked this place.

The veggie dishes were the highlight. Really unexpected flavors, layered and well balanced. I grabbed the juice pairing instead of wine, worked well with the food. Place was busy but the kitchen moved fast. Solid quick lunch spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something lighter.

The rib-eye was cooked just right, and the owner came by to check on us, which I appreciated. Cozy place, not too loud, easy to just sit and eat without any fuss. Only thing is the chairs could be a bit more comfortable for a longer stay, but that&rsquo;s minor. I&rsquo;d come back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

The vegetarian menu was solid&mdash;creative and fresh, not the usual boring stuff. Portions are decent for the price, which honestly surprised me. I had the seasonal plate and left full without feeling robbed. Garden terrace is nice if you can grab a seat, but it gets busy fast. Would come back for the value alone.

Decent spot for a weekend dinner. The open kitchen gives it a nice vibe, and the cocktails were a good way to kick things off. We ordered &agrave; la carte &mdash; portions were fair, food was well-prepared. Nothing mind-blowing, but solid enough. Maybe a bit busy, but that didn&#39;t bother me much.

Excellent place to spoil yourself and enjoy an evening in good company. It gave the perfect introduction to my 15yr daughter what top quality food and service is. Especially as the food is classic, cooked to perfection. Best thing, as my table guest have lots of allergies, They adepted things creatively and nothing was too much. Gluten free,, just replace crumble with poffed rice. Neither of them had troubel afterwards.She enjoyed the mocktails as well. Great variety created with lots of originality. The wine card is just heaven with great wines. The summelier gave great advice to adept drinks to the dish where our bottle was unsuited.Even the dog enjoyed being there and felt at ease.

The shrimp croquettes were so good&mdash;crispy outside, creamy and well-seasoned inside. Definitely the kind of spot I&#39;d bring friends to for a casual catch-up. 🍤

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.

Decent spot for frozen yogurt. Coconut and mango were solid picks. Pricey for what it is, but the central location makes it easy to grab a quick cup.

Got the waffle from the window, didn&#39;t bother going inside. It was hot, sweet, and cooked just right. &euro;4 for that size, honestly fair for the area. One of the better ones I&#39;ve had around here, though I can&#39;t say I&#39;d queue for it again.

Just had their classic burger with the house fries. The patty was cooked just right, juicy and not dry at all. Fries were crispy and well-seasoned. Solid spot for a casual bite.

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