Had great food and service at this restaurant. We ordered the Mussels in wine, pasta with prawns , Flemish beef stew, and the all day breakfast. The food was fantastic! My wife loved the mussels in wine sauce. Very fresh and tasty. The prawns provided with the pasta were very juicy and fresh. Price was reasonable and the service was excellent. Highly recommended. A big thank you from your friends in Singapore.

Great dining experience. Good brasserie in this vicinity, nice wine options. Service is warm, had office team lunch with colleagues and service was very good.

Interesting concept and experience - well conducted by our waiter and the restaurant. Service was good - we were helped and guided throughout the experience. That being said, the food was disappointing, especially for me as a vegetarian. Quite overpriced for what we had, not super original. I also had a non alcoholic pairing which was extremely limited - especially given the price difference (only 3€ difference). Vegetarian menu is also the same price as regular menu and I don't think it is fair given the ingredients used.

This restaurant has several awards and accolades posted in the windows, which is what drew us to it. Food was delicious...they have both fish and meat main courses. Service was very personal and professional. A fantastic dining experience in Brussels...well worth it. They were able to accommodate a gluten free restriction of a member of our party.

Small and authentic restaurant. Staff are very nice and polite. It’s a bit pricier than the other restaurants, but definitely worth the price! Food is delicious. Unique experience.

The food was very good, i had the menu with several dishes with truffles. The service could be improved as some waiters explained well the dishes while others didnt

For 35 euros it was excellent Mussels were great, the starter and dessert weren’t home made but honestly it was good and for the price it is an absolute steal. Clean restaurant, friendly staff. Overall great!

Real Italian Pasta in Brussels! I referred google reviews and reserved a table for lunch- it was great choice. Basic, simple but special pastas were authentic Italian and the portion was large enough. The man seems like Italian and proud of restaurant, who explained all the menus with passion, was generous and professional. To enjoy real Italian in Brussels, strongly recommend you to reserve a table in advance.

We chose this restaurant from the Michelin guide. On the other hand, we were looking for a restaurant with a Michelin star, but it was a little late for a reservation. It was our last evening in Brussels, although I was quite hungry as I was pregnant. We wanted to go inside and try our luck and explained our situation. They arranged a table for us in this restaurant, where we were greeted in a very nice and hospitable manner. You can choose the dishes yourself or from the menus. We chose a salmon dish and goat cheese salad and a rmenu with dessert. It was like a sweet treat. We liked the food very much. Portions were very filling and even I couldn't finish it. Dessert was offered as a treat and they stated that they had other special desserts, and the treat was an ordinary dessert. We loved the goat cheese. The employees were very interested and in the meantime we drank wine with the meal. As for the prices, it cost around 50 euro per person with wine. It was a nice dinner. It is a stylish, high quality and hospitable place that can definitely be preferred for a dinner in Brussels.

It's a cozy restaurant with interesting food. The place inside is great, a little dark, but you can feel like in other times and outside is nice if the weather allows it. The food is interesting, it definitely looks like the have very ancient recipes. I specially recommend the beef with onions, it was very delicious! In the other hand, I don't recommend the rabbit, unless you like very sweet dishes, because it is too sweet.

The quality of the food is passable. The dishes are simple. The interior is beautiful, well-designed and clean, and the exteriors are stony and old, creating a fantastic cultural experience for visitors like myself, coming to Belgium, formerly the Southern Netherlands.

I visited this place with my significant other. The day was sunny and this place was simply perfect. The outdoor seating was accompanied by a gorgeous side view of what appears to be a castle. The service made us feel at home. I ordered the pork knuckle (knuckle of ham) and I ordered the salmon for my girlfriend. Needless to say, the food was great.

Great experience, amazing service, incredible starter (tomates crevettes), but the mains have room for improvement. We felt both mains (boeuf and sole) would have been much better with some nice vegetables on the side - especially the sole, which had little to no potato purée (see the photo). Overall, a really good experience, which we would recommend… but one that can be even better if the feedback is well received 🌟 and implemented!

Pretty cool little stop. One wine menu for the whole restaurant that consists of 70 printed pages is pretty laughable but the wine we ordered was excellent. The grey shrimp are exactly what you would think of with such a dismal description, the salmon was a bit meh, the dessert cheeses were of the stinkiest variety (which some people like I guess) but the pork was excellent and the foie gras was excellent along with the pork and non-stinky cheese dessert.

The service was a bit stressed and not that friendly. Therefore they did not advise me properly on what I get. the lobster bisque was ok but nothing special. The whole lobster was a bit overcooked and plates are too overfilled to properly start eating without leaving a mess behind.

Great spot for dinner. Well worth the Michelin star. Food courses were great. Loved the dessert especially. Overall was extremely satisfied and thought the price was worth it. The wine pairing was great. The service was good. The dining was intimate. Felt like you were dining at home or at a friends place. Overall recommend coming here!

Loved the courgette soup! The service was very slow on a Wednesday. Very friendly staff but no explaining of the food when brought on the table. Variety of wines and suggestions on what to combine was good. Presentation of the food was also good. Bad choice of the black plate, feeling of it not so appealing.

Loved the courgette soup! The service was very slow on a Wednesday. Very friendly staff but no explaining of the food when brought on the table. Variety of wines and suggestions on what to combine was good. Presentation of the food was also good. Bad choice of the black plate, feeling of it not so appealing.

Booked to come here on a Saturday evening because we wanted to try a more upmarket restaurant in Brussels for dinner on our last night. A relatively small restaurant offering an amazing culinary experience. Had the four course tasting menu with wine pairing, followed by coffee and petit fours. All courses were creative and beautifully cooked & presented. All of the staff were warm & friendly; we really enjoyed the evening. Definitely more of an experience than a meal. Expensive but worth it.

Great place. Unusual, mysterious, exciting, reflecting realism. Science and history in one place and the setting of sound and visual effects at the highest level. Perfect for a trip and an escape from the city hustle and bustle. For big and small everyone will find something for themselves. I give it 5 stars because it deserves it.

Fountain-Statue of a pissing girl. This is the sister of the famous mannekin pis located a few meters away. The location is hidden but there is a sign on the wall indicating jeanneke-pis that may help. Less tourists reach this place and the area in front of it is a little tighter. Very fun and enjoyable statue. Great for souvenir pictures !

Visiting the Triumphal Arch in Brussels during the summer was an absolute delight. The sunny weather accentuated the beauty of this iconic landmark. The arch's intricate details and stunning architecture were even more impressive up close. The surrounding gardens were in full bloom, creating a picturesque setting. Walking through the arch was like stepping into history. It's a must-visit attraction that becomes even more enchanting in the summer months.

A wonderful museum! Lots of cars. The cars are arranged by year and are displayed from the oldest - carriages and phaetons to modern cars. There is a lot to see! We really liked it!

Had a lovely stroll through this large park from the royal palace to the Parliament building. Not as well-kept as other parks I’ve seen - some areas overgrown, but really nice. Old statues and contemporary statues add to the interest.

Best musical instruments museum in Europe. The whole building consists of 6 floors (2 of them are restaurant under revocation) basically covering all kinds of musical instruments from different era! And free audio guide with videos!

It was a highly informative experience for me. You can obtain detailed information and the museum provides an interactive experience for both adults and children. Admission is free, but it is recommended to book in advance. They also offer lockers for visitors' belongings and provide audio guides.

It is a remarkable late Gothic church. Both the exterior and interior are fascinating. There are eleven stained-glass windows, each measuring 15 meters long. In my opinion, this is one of the most beautiful churches in Brussels.

Amongst the Top-5 Musts when visiting Brussels. Excellent archeological remains of the Coudenberg Palace provide visitors with glimpses into royal life of the 15th and 16th centuries. A very interesting introductory film of about five to ten minutes starts the journey by inviting visitors into the history and landscape of the former palace. Exploration of the subterranean remains of the Chapel and Great Banqueting Hall await. Well-signed in English, French, German, and Nederlands, the information provides wonderful context. A free app that guests access on their phone provides additional information, with a few entries having brief, recorded audio information. Worth a half day for lovers of history and archaeology. I combined my visit with one to the BELvue Museum, aboveground and thoroughly enjoyed it as well.

This is an excellent museum for any comic fans in Brussels. There are three different floors. There is also an app that if you download it you can scan specific statues and plaques that shows you the augmented reality version of what you scanned. This museum is an excellent place to visit if you are a tourist in Belgium and are looking to pass some time.

Well maintained/restored structure sure to be popular with architectural history buffs. You can roam around freely to take in all the details and there are not any restrictions on photography (like in some cathedrals). I especially liked the old school confessional which brought me back to my parochial school days.

Mini Europe offers a fun and educational experience that's especially enjoyable for families. Seeing the mini models of Europe's famous landmarks was both amusing and informative, a hit with the kids. On the downside, the food options at the site could use some improvement. Nevertheless, Mini Europe is a unique attraction that offers a distinctive way to explore Europe's highlights, particularly for families with children.

Absolutely stunning view! So we’ll looked after. Nice to walk through the garden or sit in their to appreciate the beauty. Does get quite busy but is a must see!

Royal Palace of Brussels stands magnificent but it’s not open for visits for the time being (July 2023). You could have a walk around and pay a visit to the park across the palace.

Honeskty, it was a really good experience. The park was beautiful. It had a place for dogs, water fountain, parks, and it was full of beautiful trees! Also not to forget, the amazing Brussels architectures as well. It’s a must if you’re in Brussels.

Such an incredible thing to see! We didn’t actually go up to the top as it was so busy and the queue was very long but it was great enough from the outside! Would recommend buying tickets in advance. The cafe is really nice too! Easy to get to by train. A must see

I had the pleasure of visiting the famous Manneken Pis in Brussels on a delightful Sunday evening, and it was a unique experience that I truly enjoyed. The iconic statue's charm and character instantly captivated me, and I could understand why it is such a beloved symbol of Brussels. The place was bustling with visitors, creating a lively and vibrant atmosphere. Despite the crowd, I found the energy of the place to be quite infectious, adding to the overall excitement of the visit. Seeing Manneken Pis up close was a must-do for me, and I wasn't disappointed. The quirky and humorous statue certainly lived up to its reputation, leaving me with a smile on my face. The surrounding area offered various shops and cafes, adding to the charm of the visit. It was lovely to immerse myself in the local culture while taking in the sights. If you're in Brussels, a visit to Manneken Pis is definitely worth it. It's a fun and iconic experience that showcases the city's unique character and history. Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply looking to enjoy a bit of Belgian charm, this quirky landmark won't disappoint.

The central square of the City of Brussels, 68 x 100 meters. Considered one of the most beautiful city squares in the world. A UNESCO World Heritage site. The square is entirely surrounded by impressive historic buildings and absolutely worth visiting. If you drive here, use Grand Place underground parking (under Ibis hotel). It is reasonably priced and conveniently in the old town, 300 m from the square.