great food, excellent alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks and, most importantly, very friendly…read morepeople to serve and help you! There is a classical saying for these kinds of places... een bruine kroeg...or a 'brown cafe'. Cosy, good music...not to be missed when you are visiting Antwerp!

Enjoyed a Stoofvless and a really dark beer for dinner on a cold November evening here. It was…read morereally good and we will certainly be back next time we are in Antwerp.

For a relaxing brunch, go here and sit outside in the front or on their back patio. The Duo Luxe…read moreBreakfast is a feast with breads, croissants, cheese, meats, yogurt, eggs, and even two mimosas. It filled up myself, my wife, and seven-year-old daughter. If you love a leisurely brunch, go here!

For such a cozy venue, Kloonies is more than just your average coffee joint and has a broad menu…read morefor coffee, tea, breakfast and lunch. Situated around the corner from Zuidpark, my gf and i started our afternoon with cappuccino; salmon and avocado on dark rye bun (me) and a salmon with avocado salad (her) followed by a pancake 'breakfast'. I say breakfast loosely as it had sliced banana, berries and maple syrup. It was somewhere between breakfast and dessert and filled us. Closing with Lemon Grass green tea for me and a berry bomb mock tail for her, add this location to your next stop and enjoy; rain or shine

The place is cozy and relaxing. Very welcoming when you walk in and greeted. I order beef stew with…read morefries/ Apple Shaw. It was so tasty and is great comfort food. If you are in Antwerp stop by the Zurich cafe.

Located in the trendy Zuid neighborhood of Antwerp, Zurich is a brasserie with a Dutch-only menu…read moreand friendly service, offering drinks and classic Belgian dishes in a casual dining room lined with iconic black-and-white floor tiles. My pick from the menu was the mussels in red curry--a huge pot of Goudmerk mussels with a lightly spiced curry broth along with chopped celery, peppers, and onion. I also tried the housemade Stoofvlees, a Flemish beef and onion stew with a thick, viscous sauce made with beer and lightly sweetened with spiced bread. The beef chunks were super tender, and the stew was served with a traditional endive-apple salad, made with a creamy dressing. Though nothing all that unusual, both of these dishes were tasty, and the bread that came on the table was perfect for dipping into the stew and curry broth.

We went here for lunch attracted by the trip advisor logo on the door. When we entered a waitress…read morewas scolding a girl behind the bar for not having made a cappuccino the right way. She continued telling her of while we were watching the scene and didn't pay attention to the customers. After we asked for a free table she said there was none. When we pointed to an empty table she said we could sit down. We ordered a ciabatta with grilled vegetables and a cheese croquette salad. Portions were small. My wife received half a ciabatta with e few vegetables that weren't grilled. The cheese croquettes were OK, but the accompanying salad leaves tasteless Before my wife had finished her plate was removed and we had the feeling we were supposed to pay and leave now. Disappointing experience and certainly not recommended.