Vraiment sympa. A colleague from the EC introduced us to this place. Excellent selection of…read morecouscous dishes and tajines. Ample quantity of couscous and vegetables served family style. The meats are individually served. Luscious mint tea. Friendly service. Our fourth time here and not our last either.

WOW... What a treat!…read more GREAT couscous (merguez) GREAT kif's (small ban-chan like appetizers) GREAT tagine (lamb) SO MUCH FOOD! You can easily make a meal for two by getting just the kif assortment and eating a lot of bread. But instead we got the kif's, a couscous AND a tagine for two! We were so far from finishing the meal it was comical. House wine is very nice and goes well with the meal. The desserts look good, but as you can see, we did not have room to eat that. The staff are extremely friendly. I saw them accommodate an old man who just wanted to stop in for a dessert. It started dumping rain after so they gave him an umbrella! They also told us we can wait out the rain, but instead we got impatient and just got really wet. (naturally, the rain stopped as we reached the tram station a couple blocks away.) Highly recommended for anyone visiting this part of Brussels. It is hard to escape from the high rent low value touristy areas if you are visiting. Make a point of visiting this part of Brussels to get a different perspective of life here.

Tucked away in quiet neighborhood. We had the lamb tagine, was delicious with couscous. At some…read morepoint a belly dancer came out. This with the decor had a tasteful tongue in cheek kitsch to it - typical Bruxelloise (look I'm wacky and liberated but not insane!)

Delicious and tasty Moroccan cuisine. Lovely interior. Nice staff. A must…read more Try one of the tajines, and the baklava... I drool again only thinking about it. Note that portions are big.

- Price/Quality: You can't call 17 euros for a tajine cheap but it's not unexpected in a place like…read morethis. Then again, some starters cost 5 to 6 euros. Seems to be very authentic. - Health: Too many potatoes and sweet dried fruit. But dishes come with a decent amount of veggies. - Pleasure: Get the chicken with honey, onions and prunes. - Quantity: A lot of bones, a lot of work, but when you finish, you're satisfied and full. - Variety: Many options straight out of the moroccan cuisine.

The best Lebanese food I have ever eaten. The staff is nice and helpful, especially since there…read morewere vegetarians among us and we were trying to share dishes. They put together an assortment of foods, about 75% vegetarian. We shared hummus, tahini, a kind of raiki, tabouleh, cheeses, meet and vegetable stuffed pastries, olives, salads... so much food that we could not finish it. Lebanese wine is among the best in the world and theirs is very good. Make a reservation because the place is always full. And that's how it should be.

Very good Moroccan restaurant in Place Saint-Josse. Open both at lunch and dinner and ideal for tea…read moreas well. Fair priced and with lunch menues. The desserts on display make your month watering as soon as you enter. Great lamb tajine but the other tajines and couscous looked great as well!

Palaus des Delice is a very good Moroccan restaurant in Saint Josse. I recommend it for both lunch…read moreand for tea time. The pastries they have are insane and you can even buy them to take away. I recommend it if you feel like a good authentic couscous in a very nice and appropriately decorated environment.