This is a pasta restaurant with other a limited menu but a simple and tasty cuisine. Not very…read moresophisticated but well done. The pasta are "al dente " and the service is correct. The downside is a noisy restaurant, space is limited and there's nothing really original. The desserts are like the rest, mostly OK, but not exceptional. A good choice , but other options are available.

Never had a worse experience in all my travels throughout Europe. My sister and I visited the…read morerestaurant on a Sunday afternoon purely based off the great reviews it had.we arrived and asked before we sat down to make sure it was alright. We only ordered 1 dish to share as we weren't super hungry and didn't want to waste food. when we ordered, our server basically yelled at us for only ordering 1 dish and told us we should've informed her and it is disrespectful to the business because we were two people sitting at a small square table with 3 chairs. She then proceeded to ask us to move to another table given all the tables are the exact same size ours just happened to have an extra chair. Their was also a gentleman sitting next to us, just 1 person enjoying his 1 meal at a table with 3 chairs. By the time we finish (10 minutes) their was 4 empty tables with plenty of room for other people to sit and enjoy. Food was yummy but after the confrontation we almost just walked up and left. Never would recommend this place purely off the experience I had. the owner of this establishment does not understand the concept of treating customers with respect!

Excellent service. The manager is very welcoming and ready to help. The choice of potato fillings…read moreis quite good and the servings are decent too. The reason I put 3 stars is that I find it too expensive, for a potato and a bottle of water it adds up to 16€. That's a lot for a humble potato (add 2€ if you want to upgrade to a sweet potato) and some filling. But I guess it matches Brussels prices.

Le Pigeon Noir is such a magnificent little restaurant. It looks so quaint from the outside. When…read moreyou walk in, you're greeted by a velvet curtain before stepping into this homey restaurant. The decor holds true to the name, with lots of pigeon figures, sculptures, and art on the walls. They had specials along with some great items on the menu. We decided to have the terrine de foie gras, croquettes aux crevettes grises, entrecôte de bœuf with sauce au poivre and béarnaise, saucisse de Montbéliard aux lentilles, and crémèt de Beersel au fromage blanc de la maison Walschot for dessert. The foie gras paired beautifully with the dried fruit and almond. I also had it with the bread, which made it even better. It was so buttery and delicious. The croquettes were flavorful, perfectly crispy on the outside and bursting with flavor on the inside. The steak was cooked perfectly to medium rare. Their béarnaise sauce was good, but the star of the show was definitely the pepper sauce. The béarnaise was perfect with the fries, and the pepper sauce was amazing with the steak. The sausage had an incredible smokey flavor and paired really well with the lentils. The dessert at the end was so light and fluffy. It was the perfect way to end the night. The service was phenomenal from beginning to end. I don't speak a lick of Dutch or French, but the waiter's English was great. He made me feel at home. I will definitely be back again.

Charming traditional French cuisine. Cosy interior, with old advertising plaques and woody feeling…read more Seats (benches) are a bit uncomfortable and atmosphere a bit noisy. Service is good and knowledgeable, the chef was present, available for details and feedback. Cuisine is traditional, simple but well mastered. Portions are good. More a meat restaurant than a fish restaurant. A special mention for the sweetbreads with mushrooms and the cremet de Beersel. Wine selection is not large but of good quality. Overall a simple but good french cuisine restaurant. About 75€ per person for a 3 courses meal with wine.

Nice little neighbourhood restaurant, just off place Saint Job. Very busy, so book ahead. They have…read morea daily lunch special at a very decent price and fries are good!

One of the best burgers I've had in Brussels. Definitely try the Bacon & Cheese! Awesome! Great…read morebeer garden too for a sunny lunch out or balmy evening.

Fresh healthy food full of flavour. I have been two times in this 'happy' place and I think I will…read morekeep returning. Eventhough the location is not the most inspirational, near midi, the interior and food will make up for that. The first time I went here with a friend for lunch. I ordered one of the combos, a small soup and a small plate of vegetables. The plates are well presented with that many colours. The soup was creamy and the bread that comes with the soup is fresh and delicious. Even though I went for two small dishes in order to keep some space for dessert, the food was filling enough to skip the sweet stuff. I had therefore a good excuse to come back and try the cake. The apple crumble (with cranberries) is good as it looks like. The café russe, that comes with a small cake, is good as well. Perfect place to come to before or after taking your train, as it's close to the train station. If you do need to take a train, I recommended you to go anyway. It's worth it.

Your current predicament - at Midi, waiting for a train, need to eat, could go for a sandwich. Stop…read morelooking and just go to Mammouth. The inside is bright - huge windows, white walls, light wood. We went for a couple sandwiches on their 'Happy Food' menu. Tomato/ricotta/pesto and brie/arugula/cashews/pommes. Man was the brie good. We each took half of each and couldn't decide which was better. I'd need to try their coffee or other items to drop a 5, but it all looked good.