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Chicken tandoori: ok, but you're ordering it in a Belgian pub... Faucis: nice regional dish, broccoli cooked to perfection: al dente, not overdone. Burrata salad: good greens, tomatoes, cheese. Surprisingly large portions.
Just right off of the center square with less traffic. We were actually walking towards another restaurant when we came across this one and for some reason, I decided to take a look at the menu. It was pretty similar to the one we were walking to so we decided to eat here instead. Was pretty tired from walking all day and just wanted to sit. We ordered the calamari appetizer to start. I ordered the steak. They also gave us 4 slices of bread with butter to hold us over while waiting for our food. The food came out at a decent rate. My steak was cooked medium rare and was pretty bland. I had to add salt & pepper to it and that made it better. Don't understand why they didn't season it at all. The calamari was pretty pricey for 5 rings at 10 euros. It wasn't over cooked and not rubbery. I thought it was just ok though. The steak was good after I seasoned it. Service was great and attentive. A good choice if you want something away from all of the tourists area.
This spot was recommend by a local. Waited 30 minutes for a table. They were short staffed. Very cool restaurant on the inside. Food was wonderful. Recommend the Flemish stew and tenderloin.
more like a 3.25 out of 5 stars. When we finished out Bruges and Ghent tour, our tour guide mentioned to come here as it was one of his favorite places to eat in Brussel. This review is for take out. I walked in and ordered take out, and it took about 15-20 mins for them to make my Flemish beef stew. They don't have a large space to wait, as it was extremely packed when i went. I guess it was a good thing i brought it back to my hotel to eat, since there was even a wait to get seated. Maybe the review might have been different if i ate there, but the stew soaked everything and my mashed potatoes were covered in sauce. Also, they didn't provide bread in the to go bag, and they didn't provide utensils as well. The dish itself was very tasty, but i wish i got more beef. lol location wise, its not far from the grand place at all.
Food was good, and plentiful. Service was quick, but we were packed in like sardines! Great beer list too. My husband had the duck and it was a bit dry and tough. I had grilled prawns which were very hard to shell. Pub vibe with lots of noise. Not my pick for the last nite in Brussels, but I would return for the beer and sausage in our next trip. They looked great!
Dinner here was really nice, came on a Sunday night and it was pretty sleepy. The menu had someone for everyone, and I really wanted something Belgian so I went with the sausages and potato with gravy. Would totally recommend. The gravy really brought every bite together, the sausage was crispy and the right amount of gamey, and the potato with carrots was a nice base for it all. Plenty filling and enjoyable.
We were only in Brussels for less than 24 hours before flying out, and we were looking for somewhere for an authentic Belgian dinner. We chose 9 et Voisins and I am so glad we did! The atmosphere was pleasant and cozy, the service was great, and the food was delicious. The prices were reasonable, and the portions were good. Do yourself a favor and arrive a little early, as they do not take reservations. We arrived around 6PM and the restaurant was fairly empty, but when we left an hour or so later, it was completely full. Credit cards are accepted, which is convenient, and we did not feel out of place as tourists, but the atmosphere was authentic and there seemed to be a nice mix of locals and foreigners. We started off with a couple of delicious Belgian beers. They have a great selection available. Prior to our main dishes arriving, we were served some delicious bread. I had the Lapin à la Kriek, rabbit in beer sauce, and I was extremely impressed. I believe my significant other chose the lamb, which was also delicious. 9 et Voisins was an enjoyable dining experience. I would recommend checking it out if you're looking for delicious and well-priced food with a great atmosphere in Brussels!
Great food, good drinks, nice service - much faster than your else in Brussels, the only negative would be that they only take cash. It was a little difficult for us to find the working ATM that late at night.
The food is absolutely incredible here! I highly recommend the Iranian stew. The flavors were simply delicious.
Excellent place to go for traditional, hearty Belgian offerings! Casual atmosphere, reasonably priced food and nice service. I would return on my trip to Bruxelles! I very much enjoyed the pork knuckle with mustard sauce. The tiramisu was delicious! Must try!
Great place to go and meet friends. The place is small but they do a great job with accommodating large groups. I had the beef stew and it was flavorful and filling. The prices are comparable with other restaurants in the area. My friend had the rabbit which was also tender. I was not disappointed trying this place and because the tables are so close we met some friends in the process.
If you are looking for authentic Belgian food, don't hesitate to visit " 9 et Voisins ". Very cool place, nice atmosphere, super friendly staff. I love the rabbit with mash potatoes, simply delicious
11 months ago
Super busy on a week night. Food was hearty - had a classic rabbit dish. Service was OK - bit slow. Probably because so busy and high turnover. Would try again. read more
1 year ago
More like a 2.5. Came by for dinner and got the grilled prawns. My partner had the grilled veal. Both were served with salad and fried potatos. Everything just tasted quite bland. We arrived at 6:30pm and were seated immediately. There is indoor and outdoor seating. There is a wave at 7:30pm, cleared again by 8:30pm. I would not come again. The food looks good but tastes very bland. Service was friendly. read more
This place is very popular and often recommended by local tour guides if you're looking for a Belgian meal. I had read about it in a local magazine and decided to pop in. They don't offer reservations so I came a little early, around 6:30pm on a Saturday and had no trouble getting a table. The restaurant is small and cozy, the seats are pretty close together to try and accommodate as many patrons as possible, but that's part of the charm. I ordered Rabbit in cherry beer sauce (Lapin a la kriek) which was delicious and very hearty. It came with a side of buttery vegetables and creamy mashed potatoes. I would definitely recommend this for anyone looking for Belgian food in downtown Brussels. read more
1 year ago
Chicken tandoori: ok, but you're ordering it in a Belgian pub... Faucis: nice regional dish, broccoli cooked to perfection: al dente, not overdone. Burrata salad: good greens, tomatoes, cheese. Surprisingly large portions. read more
Just right off of the center square with less traffic. We were actually walking towards another restaurant when we came across this one and for some reason, I decided to take a look at the menu. It was pretty similar to the one we were walking to so we decided to eat here instead. Was pretty tired from walking all day and just wanted to sit. We ordered the calamari appetizer to start. I ordered the steak. They also gave us 4 slices of bread with butter to hold us over while waiting for our food. The food came out at a decent rate. My steak was cooked medium rare and was pretty bland. I had to add salt & pepper to it and that made it better. Don't understand why they didn't season it at all. The calamari was pretty pricey for 5 rings at 10 euros. It wasn't over cooked and not rubbery. I thought it was just ok though. The steak was good after I seasoned it. Service was great and attentive. A good choice if you want something away from all of the tourists area. read more
more like a 3.25 out of 5 stars. When we finished out Bruges and Ghent tour, our tour guide mentioned to come here as it was one of his favorite places to eat in Brussel. This review is for take out. I walked in and ordered take out, and it took about 15-20 mins for them to make my Flemish beef stew. They don't have a large space to wait, as it was extremely packed when i went. I guess it was a good thing i brought it back to my hotel to eat, since there was even a wait to get seated. Maybe the review might have been different if i ate there, but the stew soaked everything and my mashed potatoes were covered in sauce. Also, they didn't provide bread in the to go bag, and they didn't provide utensils as well. The dish itself was very tasty, but i wish i got more beef. lol location wise, its not far from the grand place at all. read more
2 years ago
Food was good, and plentiful. Service was quick, but we were packed in like sardines! Great beer list too. My husband had the duck and it was a bit dry and tough. I had grilled prawns which were very hard to shell. Pub vibe with lots of noise. Not my pick for the last nite in Brussels, but I would return for the beer and sausage in our next trip. They looked great! read more
2 years ago
Dinner here was really nice, came on a Sunday night and it was pretty sleepy. The menu had someone for everyone, and I really wanted something Belgian so I went with the sausages and potato with gravy. Would totally recommend. The gravy really brought every bite together, the sausage was crispy and the right amount of gamey, and the potato with carrots was a nice base for it all. Plenty filling and enjoyable. read more
We were only in Brussels for less than 24 hours before flying out, and we were looking for somewhere for an authentic Belgian dinner. We chose 9 et Voisins and I am so glad we did! The atmosphere was pleasant and cozy, the service was great, and the food was delicious. The prices were reasonable, and the portions were good. Do yourself a favor and arrive a little early, as they do not take reservations. We arrived around 6PM and the restaurant was fairly empty, but when we left an hour or so later, it was completely full. Credit cards are accepted, which is convenient, and we did not feel out of place as tourists, but the atmosphere was authentic and there seemed to be a nice mix of locals and foreigners. We started off with a couple of delicious Belgian beers. They have a great selection available. Prior to our main dishes arriving, we were served some delicious bread. I had the Lapin à la Kriek, rabbit in beer sauce, and I was extremely impressed. I believe my significant other chose the lamb, which was also delicious. 9 et Voisins was an enjoyable dining experience. I would recommend checking it out if you're looking for delicious and well-priced food with a great atmosphere in Brussels! read more
3 years ago
Great food, good drinks, nice service - much faster than your else in Brussels, the only negative would be that they only take cash. It was a little difficult for us to find the working ATM that late at night. read more
3 years ago
The food is absolutely incredible here! I highly recommend the Iranian stew. The flavors were simply delicious. read more
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8 years ago
Excellent place to go for traditional, hearty Belgian offerings! Casual atmosphere, reasonably priced food and nice service. I would return on my trip to Bruxelles! I very much enjoyed the pork knuckle with mustard sauce. The tiramisu was delicious! Must try! read more
3 years ago
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9 years ago
Great place to go and meet friends. The place is small but they do a great job with accommodating large groups. I had the beef stew and it was flavorful and filling. The prices are comparable with other restaurants in the area. My friend had the rabbit which was also tender. I was not disappointed trying this place and because the tables are so close we met some friends in the process. read more
7 years ago
7 years ago
If you are looking for authentic Belgian food, don't hesitate to visit " 9 et Voisins ". Very cool place, nice atmosphere, super friendly staff. I love the rabbit with mash potatoes, simply delicious read more
7 years ago
11 years ago
Florian our attractive server was amazing. English and French speaking. The menu is on the chalk board. Ordered many beers and for dinner. The ribs were tasty with sliced potatoes baked and well seasoned also with a salad. The chili and rice was good. The rabbit cut had many bones which was unexpected ( says my Irish friend) but he recommends. Lamb steak was a bit rough( says the Aussie) she wouldn't have it again. We skipped dessert and enjoyed the bier. Great atmosphere, small intimate and location is prime. Close to everything and on a corner. Would come again. read more
8 years ago
A stones-throw from the Marriott Grand Place, this neighborhood gem boasts a two-story open-air brick interior, enough noise to make it fun but not so much to make it difficult to hear your dinner companion, and great service. Reasonably-priced, we enjoyed Rabbit in beer sauce with mashed potatoes and veggies, steak frites, and a 1/2 liter of house red. Unlike other establishments on the street, 9 et voisins will gladly take credit cards. read more
7 years ago
Hot and delicious foods. We ordered beef stew and the rabit dish. The sauces were delicious. The staff is very nice. Good service. Competition price in comparison to other shops too. Highly recommended! read more
3 years ago
9 years ago
I arrived at this place based on a suggestion from my tour guide. It's a metro stop away from the city center, adorably tucked away close to a shopping mall. They play English music and everyone here speaks english as well. It's a cash only restaurant unfortunately. There is no WiFi either so keep that in mind. The food is priced between 10-20 Euros a plate. The drinks 3-10 euros. It's large enough for groups, warm atmosphere. Music isn't too loud so you can have conversations easily. You can also come by yourself. I had the chimay (beef in sauce with mashed potatoes) and an iced tea I paid about 17euros. The food was satisfying, simple, well cooked. It wasn't a burst of flavor but it wasn't bland... it was simple. I wouldn't drive hours to visit here but if I'm in the area, why not. read more
We really enjoyed our dinner here - even late on a Sunday night, it was full of energy and bustle. The space was a little tight, but it somehow added to the ambiance. Without a reservation, they managed to squeeze us in without a wait. Yay! The menu was presented on a huge chalkboard on one wall of the restaurant, the food was all very reasonably priced (approximately €10-15 for a main), with a good wine selection. I had a craving for steak, and the Entrecôte Argentine hit the spot perfectly. All washed down with a large pour of red wine for a well-rounded meal. The location is great, with many other lively restaurants and bars nearby to choose from, so you have options if want to just wander around and see what you're in the mood for! read more
15 years ago
We encountered 9 et Voisins after leaving le Fin du Siècle, curious about another restaurant with no sign. The place was packed with patrons and all appeared to be thoroughly enjoying themselves. Several evenings later we decided to check it out for ourselves. Fortunately we arrived early enough to be seated right away. They do not accept credit cards so bring cash. The menu is extensive and varied, ranging from more traditional Belgian fair to what can only be described as fusion here - picture Chili con Carne with a Belgian influence. The menu is on a very large black board high up on the back wall. The beer and wine selection was typically high quality Brussels. The service was harried but efficient - we did feel neglected with empty beer glasses at one point - but the food and the quality of the experience made up for it. Definitely worth the visit. read more
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Rue Van Artevelde 1
Van Arteveldestraat 1
1000 Brussels
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Dansaert, Centre-Ville, Bruxelles
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