From the owner: des frites - et ses sauces maison des hamburgers…read moredes boulets

Taste both styles of waffles here!! Belgian and from Liege and let me know your favorite!…read more Mine? Belgian. They are fluffy and delicious... the Liege waffle is thicker and sweeter, so ALSO good! Lol Enjoy!

My husband went nuts for the churros here. They were properly cooked: crispy on the outside and…read morechewy on the inside. I tried one and thought it was pretty tasty. They have waffles and milkshakes too. The staff was upbeat and aimed to please.

Ok for a quick cheap bite to eat. I had the chicken durum with garlic sauce but I was missing the…read moregarlic. I think the shish kabobs are better. Loved that you could see them grilling your order.

Hands down the best durum in Brussels. Friendly staff, tasty charcoal grilled chicken and fresh…read morevegetables. Great with friends or even solo. It's very clean and there's WiFi too You'll spot me back here again I can tell you..

Absolutely love this business!!!! I'm visiting Brussels from Los Angeles this week and stumbled…read moreacross Soul Kitchen and OMG.... Amazing. This is a must if your a foodie visiting Brussels. I recommend the chicken crepe and apple and ginger juice!!!

I stopped at this stand when they were in Place Flagey today. The gentleman running the stand was…read morevery friendly; he spoke great English and chatted with us even though he was busy. He recommended that we'd like the Vegetarian crepe, which had ricotta, dried tomatoes, olives and artichokes. It was amazing! The crepes were huge and very filling for a great price (5 euroes). They also had their own tables and chairs outside their stall, which was very convenient. I would absolutely recommend everyone try this!

Told by many that the Sunday Market at Gare du Midi was perhaps the very best way to explore…read moreBrussel's unique ethnic constructs it was on that advice that a visit was paid before the crowds got big on the 29th of May, and finding the concentration of persons covering everything from American Tourists to Refugees from war-torn regions the selection of goods cuts an equally wide swath of intrigue, everything from bargain-basement underwear and cleaning products located next to unpasteurized cheeses and cured meats. Truly a spectacle, the food options a bargain even when compared to smaller shops and food stands spread throughout Europe, suffice it to say one could eat at Gare du Midi for a month of Sundays without sampling all the options, yet for those willing to follow their nose there is one stand that stands heads above even the artisan rotisseries, a sizable tent demarcated only by a few small whiteboards with small mention of the name "Mile & Olive." In essence a large deli, the collection of olives, pickles, spreads and cheese arcing from Greek to Turkish to Indian and more, those merely passing by the sea of bowls may not even notice that there is a line and seating on the back side were it not for the heavenly aroma lingering, and with one elderly woman hand-stretching dough over a hot griddle to make several sorts of bread, crepes and confections the line moves fairly quickly with prices that border on impossible, just €3 netting a nearly 300g roll of hot, soft bread stuffed with fresh white cheese, olive in tapenade and a liberal dollop of honey that may just be one of the best compositions of sweet and salty textures available anywhere for such a bargain.

Excellent and amazing food for cheap. Really fresh morrocan pancakes. If you want authentic cheap…read moreand delicious.. Look no further

Gotta have Belgian waffles while in Belgium! I ordered the plain waffle so there's no toppings to…read moreconfuse the taste. The lady was friendly and freshly cooked my waffle. I could tell there's no science behind her cooking. She kept opening the cooking gadget to check the doneness of the waffle. Once it looked toasted, she served it to us. Color was a bit pale but the first few bites were good. Once I reached the middle portion, it looked like there's still gooey batter. UNDERCOOKED?!? I think so.

Overall: Great location, decent waffles, good prices…read more Pros: - Waffle stand near Grand Palais. Lots of options, and pretty reasonable prices. You can get traditional waffles with ice cream, portable waffles that you can eat on the go, shakes, macrons, etc. Ordered the #2, which was a good snack. Not too sweet, and not too heavy. - Reasonably priced. Cons: - Service is a little slow, and servers were not very accommodating. Any additional requests for napkins, forks, or WiFi were met with glares.

It's very conveniently placed, in a busy crossroad. But I have to say:…read more- the service is a bit slow - the frites could be better - the sauces are not good. All in all, amongst the friteries in Brussels is not the best. To be used only if you're in the area and don't have time / willingness to move to Barriere or elsewhere for better. Oh, but I have to confess: the look is vintage and shabby just as it should be :)