Unfortunately we were a bit underwhelmed here. We picked this restaurant because the menu…read moreadvertised vegetarian versions of classic Belgian dishes. Sadly, the vegetarian versions were not very flavorful and very dry. As a vegetarian, I wish they'd just used plant-based chicken or impossible beef rather than resorting to chick peas and a vegetable mash. It creates a very dry dish and doesn't mimic real meat the right way.

This restaurant is excellent and was our best meal visiting Brussels. My husband and I each had…read morepumpkin soup and we split the salmon trout dish with vegetables and potato. The soup was out of this world delicious and just had a small amount of cream. So, it was still a healthy soup. The fish dish had the very best sauce and was cooked perfectly. It was a nice size fillet. The service was super friendly and nice. The ambience is old Brussels. The place has a very homey and authentic feel to it. This is not a hustle and bustle tourist trap. If you want a delicious home cooked meal in an authentic restaurant, then don't miss out!

The weather was bad and I didn't want to walk far from my hotel. This is a casual dining café…read more Service was adequate, but the food was quite typical. If you're from America and have been to a late night Greek diner that will give you an idea of the type of food. Great if you're looking for anything late night, or just want to end your hunger. Otherwise I would recommend looking elsewhere. The Carbonnades Flamande were just ok. The Crepe Mikado was nothing special either. I would call this more of a drinking place than a dining place.

Very, very mediocre. I've been here once for lunch and once for dinner, due to the convenient…read morelocation. Both times, service was painfully slow. Also, their menu stated that all drinks were on happy hour between 6 and 7 p.m. However, I had two drinks during this time, and they were at full menu price, with no discount. I tried a few of their soups and salads. The food was quite bland, really nothing special. I definitely won't go back, since there are several better restaurants in the area.

We found this place when we were looking up a place for lunch on Yelp. The restaurant was decorated…read morewith a cartoon theme. Tables and napkins were cheerful colored. Their menu has four different languages: French, Dutch, German and English. The two of us ordered the Josephine burger as we found it to be different. The patty was made with ground duck breast and served with some Foie Gras and their special pepper sauce. It was French all the way. The bun was soft and the burger was cooked perfectly medium rare. My boyfriend caught that they had a food elevator sending food from upstairs. The other food came out of the kitchen looked really good too. I would recommend to give this place a shot if you are in the area.

Good mix of food (veg, non veg, Belgian, French, etc). Hipster vibe. A slight distance from the…read moretourist center. Nice selection of beer (of course). Everyone enjoyed their meal; they have an excellent burger, good steak frites, and a huge vegetarian but entree plate.

Best restaurant in Brussels. The food is of superb quality and the entire staff is incredibly kind…read more I was in Brussels for the first time, visiting for a couple of days with my mom, and we ate there twice because we were really impressed with the overall service. I'm vegan, and the chef and waiter went beyond to ensure my food had no animal products. My mom, on the other hand, who is not vegan, can confirm that their grilled salmon is excellent. Both of us agree their fries are delicious and are a must-try. The entire staff also remembered us from our last visit before, and greeted us with a genuine, friendly enthusiasm and the waiter remembered any vegan alterations I made. Brasserie Schuddeveld offers a personal touch that other restaurants in Brussels lack. On top of it, the restaurant is very clean, classy, and elegant. Would totally recommend for any night out and will come again next time I'm in Brussels.

Love this place. Been coming here for over 25 years and the quality and service has stayed…read moreconsistent throughout. My favourites remain the seared foie gras, the mussels, and the steak frites. The escargot on pastry and the bone marrow are also great, as is the salmon. Yum!

Such a cool space with all of the unique art! It was quiet when I went in for lunch...only 3…read moretables and one server. The service wasn't very warm, but the food was good.

Amazing food and service in a wonderful ambience. It was recommended to us by our concierge and it…read moresurely didn't disappoint. The food items were fresh and tasty and the drink menu extensive. Fast and courteous service.

I found out about Les Brassins just a few months before moving away from Brussels, and since then,…read moreI think I've visited about ten times. Everything I've had there has been excellent, and it's my go-to for when visitors say they want authentic Belgian food. Their beer selection is of course great, but more surprisingly, they have a good wine list with a lot of half bottles on offer. Service is good and reasonably fast. And they are open every day! Even Sunday! Even Monday! I recommend making a reservation if you're going at peak dinner hour with more than two people. Top notch!

Since I really wanted to try authentic Belgian food, the front desk clerk at my hotel recommended…read morethis place. L'Esprit de Sel Brasserie Restaurant/Brasserie is definitely one of my favorite food places in Brussels. I ordered the mussels with mushroom and bacon with cream and white wine sauce. It was super delicious and it came with a side order of fries. The amount of food they give you for the price is totally worth it and I decided to try their dessert as well. I got Creme Brulee and it was pretty good as well. Overall, the food was a 5/5. I took a star away from the overall rating since I thought the service could've been better. All in all, I would recommend this place.

This was the worse place I have ever been. The waiter insulted me. I traveled all over the world .read more

The only problem with leaving a five star review is that it encourages others to go and get in line…read moreahead of us! ;) Ok, ok, ok kidding aside PLEASE visit this establishment. Quaint inside with limited seating and ALWAYS busy with a wait, it's easy to understand why. Simple, yet glorious dishes await your palate. We enjoyed our Carbonnade and practically liked our plates clean which would have been embarrassing for sure but worth it. Three cheers to the chef who can transform ingredients in to a plate with singing about!

I found this place because it had pretty good reviews, had some specific Belgian dishes we were…read morelooking to try, and was close by to where we were. We got there at around 12:30 on a Saturday and it was pretty filled already. I ordered the C'est si Bon combo platter, which included a salad, stoemp (mashed potatoes), meatballs in tomato sauce, carbonnade (Flemish beef stew), and vol au vent (chicken in white sauce). It wasn't bad. It's probably not really for my taste buds because it's so heavy but I'm glad it was a little bit of everything so I at least got to try it. I don't think I could have finished a full size of any of these entrees alone. I liked the beef stew more than I thought I would because the beef tends to be dry, but it was pretty tender here. The vol au vent was creative because the dish normally inside a puff pastry but since this was a sample, they put a miniature pastry ring on top, which was cute and made it less heavy. Hubby had La Dinantaise (assorted duck plate with foie gras, smoked breast, gizzards, rillettes, terrine) served with a salad. I enjoyed the foie gras and duck breast but the rest was meh, but more of a texture thing for me. Overall, the food was okay but if you're looking for a variety of dishes to try, this would be a good option.