While I have not yet dined In de Rustplaats, I am very familiar with the cuisine of Chef Frank…read more Over the many years and countless meals I have eaten from his kitchen, not once ever has the experience been less than exceptional. Wherever he goes, the best food will be found. Here in my town he is sorely missed. If your party is debating the drive to dine with him, just make it you destination and you will not be disappointed.

It is a charming family-operated restaurant on the side of the road. We were a party of four on a…read moreSaturday night without a reservation and got seated without a problem. Most of the group got steaks and liked them a lot, but my coq au vin was a little dry. The staff were remarkably nice - for example, gave us lots of advice on the other destinations on our trip.

Fantastic place. Lovely, friendly hosts and delicious food. We've enjoyed the tastiest Txogitxu…read moreburgers and spareribs here.

We got the tasting menu which had several creative and delicious items. The first six courses came…read moreout at a pretty good pace and then everything fell apart. We never received one course and we waited over an hour for one ravioli. We had to ask for the dessert to go because we had to catch the last train to Antwerp. The restaurant is in an old building and the decor inside was nice. Sadly, a very nice dinner ended on such a sour note.

What a delicious vegan surprise! Amazing ambiance with soft lighting and plant based decor…read morethroughout the space. Attentive staff and a lovely menu. While it's vegan they do offer proteins for any dish (chicken, beef, seafood). Large cocktail and mocktail menu for any taste. Recommend reservations as they get busy quickly or be at the door at 6:30 pm sharp to roll the dice on a walk-in. Bread was gluten free as well and was delicious. So many options that will make everyone happy.

Nice French restaurant in Ghent, that located in front of iconic view in old town area. They have a…read morevery nice lunch set menu. Foods here is an amazing, service was excellent here.

Located on the wharf overlooking the canal in the city centre, in the stunning "House of the tied…read moreboatmen" (1739). The interior is beautifully atmospheric, with a period feel, and huge candelabra. The restaurant has a mention in Michelin, and pretensions, but alas no star. The menu is ambitious and interesting, and there are amuse bouche thrown in. We had steamed turbot, white and green asparagus, garlic crushed potatoes; and veal sweetbreads, hop sprouts, spinach and potato crisps. The cooking was regrettably rather pedestrian, with none of the wow factor that looked possible from the location and surroundings. Service was good. The bill? For the two of us, just a main & drinks, £60. Ok, but with a bit more expertise in the kitchen, this could be top class.

8 course gastronomique menu for 45€ & top wines !!!! A place to remember and to re-visit again &…read moreagain !! Topper !

Really really really delicious food. Just so good. And if you can book downstairs there's a great…read morejust off the street vibe in a former butchers. You can sit with 4 round the old counter if that's what you're into. I couldn't speak for upstairs. As for the food you just choose how many courses and drinks, the rest is down to the menu that day. I always prefer it that way, no awkward dish-choosing moments. And when it's all so good I would go with the chefs choices above my own anyway. Go try enjoy!

Service ok little bit slow but alot of costumers so understandable. Food well served and cooked…read more Enough variation in choices

This is a decent place. I think they are quite popular on sundays so you might want to book a…read moretable. The place is nice. Service was fast at the beginning but it took a while to get our food. We just had soup and croque Monsieur. The croque was quite dry. Quantities were big.

Superb home kitchen with seasonal vegetables, served simply and elegantly by the chef herself. I…read morehad braised witloof, with chestnut meatbread and roasted pumpkin : excellent!

This spot is easy to miss but you really shouldn't. Magalie, the owner, cooks everything herself…read moreand comes up with a different daily special. It's almost like you have been invited to her home for a meal. There are only a few options but the food never disappoints. A great spot for an inexpensive but tasty lunch in Brussels.