We ordered a bottle of wine, and the waiter, who was very rude to my friend Jesse when he had asked…read morefor change ("UM, I am NOT a bank!") screwed up the order and gave us two glasses instead. This ended up being fortuitous, as the wine was not drinkable! The mojito I ordered before was probably the worst mojito I've ever had as well. The rude waiter disappeared for long stretches and acted as if he couldn't be bothered. The place itself is crowded, too-brightly lit, loud and smoky from the opened doors with smokers hanging about. A tourist trap, and just quite awful. AVOID!!

This place is wicked. It has one of the best entrances to any restaurant I've ever seen (sounds…read morestupid but it really is clever). It looks like an expensive place from the outside but its really not too bad. Its got a really good style to it with lots of booths etc. Only found it whilst there for the day, which made it extra special. And oh yes the food isn't bad too. Check it out.

Amazing place to hang with friend or family Owner is super…read morenice Service is great Waitresses are cute Food is really good Burger perfect I took the Tartare You can also watch football on the 10 screens Love it and will be back

I quite often go to the Mother bar. First, because it's not too far from my work and second of all…read morebecause they have good draft beers, good options to have dinner after that and you can come with several people. There are 2 floors and many tables so you almost always find a table, if you don't come on busy days or during a before party they often do because it's the same owner as the Magazine Club. What they could improve is to extend a little bit the happy hours. Because it finishes at 7pm and that's very early to fully enjoy it.

Food cooked so-so. Place looks quasi romantic, with view on old church, but not clean…read more Staff is friendly. There is no clear schedule for open kitchen

The Rue de Gand is lined with tempting little restaurants where you can eat well for under £15 a…read morehead but after traipsing up and down for an hour, looking for lunch to be told they were all full, we came across this brasserie and bar at the bottom of Rue de Gand on the other side of the square, which was a lovely find, right next to the Hotel de la Treille. You can have the dish of the day and a drink for around a tenner. The dish was cooked to perfection, the white fish on a bed of delicious mash potatoes surrounded by pestos sauce, just melted in your mouth. It came with a green salad, mushrooms and baby tomatoes. Everything just tasted really fresh. We accompanied the meal with a glass of Leffe lager. This was very refreshing and tasted good. Finished off with a hot cup of coffee. Nice relaxing atmosphere and quick and pleasant service.

If you're a fan of rum, it's definitely a place you should quickly consider…read more They have plenty of different sorts and they also make nice cocktails. During warm days, they open a terrace at the back of the bar that leads to a quiet place in a middle of residences. If you feel confiant enough with rum and if you're not driving after passing by, you should give yourself couple of zazou cocktails :)