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11 years ago
Its just an amazing place were good food is served ! Love to eat there ! But the only inconvenient is that when you take a take over, it's kinda a lot of sauce in there that dirty your hand ! But anyways, just love this place ! read more
Galerie des Argousiers 1/C
1200 Woluwe-saint-lambert
Belgium
Woluwé-Saint-Lambert
02 762 99 09
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I may or may not have come here twice during my 5 hour layover in Brussels. What can I say? An oat…read moremilk latte after 2 weeks without coffee is basically heaven in an 8 oz cup. First time around: I ordered an 8 oz (which is considered a medium, LOLZ) oat milk latte with one pump of vanilla and a little Quiche Lorraine (GF) on the side. The total came out to about $12/ €10. The gal who helped me was so wonderful! As soon as she heard me say, "hello", she switched gears and asked me, "English?". I was so impressed watching her interact with multiple different customers, seamlessly jumping from language to language. After I grabbed my food, I went and found a little table in the middle of the airport where I had an eat-pray-love moment with my food and coffee. Following my heavenly breakfast, I walked around for 2 hours and was drawn back for another coffee. That's how you know it's good coffee, folks. Check 'em out - it'll make your layover somethin' like a dream!
Love that it has labeled for allergies! Gluten Free choices now include an little sandwich...with…read morethe best gluten free bread I've had in a very long time-cannot believe it's gluten free! Also got a little quinoa salad that I typically pick up which is also tasty. I'm still not over the bread and kind of wish I got two haha. It's so rare that I find good GF bread in fast-ish food and so desperately needed something a bit more filling.
My gluten free 'Gabriella' sandwich :)
Oat milk latte with a touch of vanilla- after 2 weeks without coffee, I can't tell you how fab this tastes.
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The quinoa 'McKinley' salad
Great to have this supermarket close by the Zaventem business parks and offices. Very easy for…read moreafter work grocery shopping. Friendly staff and good selection of products. Generally cheaper than other chains in the neighbourhood. Also a collection point for online orders of bol.com.
Snack Dag is great! It's a little neighborhood kebab place that is open late, has beer, nice fresh…read morefrites, and lots of things wrapped in pita-like breads. Great people watching and excellent food for the price.
From the owner: Good Durums and Sandwiches, very nices plate and soup.read more
Good plate and salade.
Good place for good people.
Trop de choix
Pas de chichis, c'est comme un Colruyt
On retrouve aussi les prix rouges!!
Le fameux etal de la Boucherie...
Glourified tuckshop??? One questions if the reviewer that wrote the review has set foot in the UK…read morerecently. It's all ready meals & has as such become America lite in terms of food. But if you've a longing for biscuits, or the hand that only the British can do. This is your place. Gotta say I've spend a decade in the states, where you pay twice the price for goodies that you miss. Twice the price of this place, but with a fraction of the selection. Cans of pop that I've never seen abroad. Maybe a previous reviewer will worry about my weight and/diet. No need to bother I'm a fat git. Only gripe is that the Pot Noodles (my person vice) are way over priced. Twice the price of in Blighty. Over four times the normal sale price. So alas I didn't buy any. Amazon can be my dealer. We did leave with a selection of goodies. And some real food! Yes food! Going to be back here....
For English speaking expats (British or otherwise) Stone Manor is a great place to shop for…read moregroceries or uniquely British items. The ground floor is a grocery store that carries many British products (including many products from Waitrose). They had an excellent British Ale selection (found my Tetley's). There is also a freezer section with a pretty good selection. There is also a deli and they carry fresh baked good like bagels. The second floor has gift cards, toys, party supplies and other odds and ends. The third floor carries furniture. If it was closer to my home I would probably make it my go to market, but for now I will just use it to get my occasional British fix.
Entrée du Stonemanor.
Terrible communication. They forgot a pizza. Then they told me they would come back and bring it in…read more20 minutes. Kept lying that the pizza was on its way. Stopped answering my calls. Then admitted that it would never come because they told the delivery man to return (why?) I have been their loyal customer for many years, because the kids like their food. I do not deserve this treatment. EDIT: And when they f*** up, they mock me, as shown here.
The pizza is pretty good and the chicken nuggets are great for kids too, they deliver to an area…read morenot many others do.
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We were staying at Hotel Bloom and wanted a quick coffee and sandwich. We found this place and it…read morewas perfect. Everyone was very friendly. One server knew a little English and we were able to order and eat a delicious panini with salad. We enjoyed it so much we went back every day of our trip for our mid-morning coffee. If you are looking to eat in or take away, I highly recommend giving this place a chance!
Had a pretty good salami sandwich from here my first day in Brussels. The bread was great and so…read morewas the salami. Not much else to say really.
You wanna eat a "kapsalon", base of fries, with meat, cheese, sauce, grilled in the oven, topped…read morewith salad? All with great ingredients, especially great fries? This is the place
EAT! Brussels is a food festival where you are able to discover different restaurants in Brussels…read more The event features a vast variety of different kinds of food, from Asian and African to traditional Belgian fare and other European foods as well. All are served in smaller portions, starting at 6eur. In terms of quality, you are able to try high quality (meaning: not fried) food that the vendor normally serves in their restaurant. Each vendor normally offers at least a few different dishes. Drinks are also available and can be purchased using tokens (Belgian festivals sure love their tokens for drinks). Honestly, I can't remember all the different vendors/restaurants I tried while here as I would share with my boyfriend so we had quite a mix of foods. What I can tell you is that it is all delicious! You can also purchase goods to take home with you from the Artisans' Village, which features different goodies from all over. Last time I went, I came home with a maple spread (to go with the pancakes I love to make)! Location is in Bois de la Cambre, which is one of my favorite parks in Brussels--it almost makes you forget your are in the city! The venue is set outdoors, which is great when the weather is nice (was the case when they first introduced the event in 2012), but not ideal when the weather doesn't cooperate (happened in 2013, I didn't end up braving the bad weather when we planned to go). EAT! Brussels is held usually in mid-September. Seeing as the event has only been around for 2 years, I really hope they keep it going and have it again in 2014 (and that the weather is nice!). Tip: make sure to bring plenty of cash as I don't believe you can use cards to pay and I have no idea where the nearest ATM is located. Depending on how much you plan to eat and drink, I would recommend bringing 40-50 eur just to be safe. Hope to see you all there in September 2014 (assuming they continue the event)!!
Great place for a beer on a beautiful sunny day…read more The restaurant uses QR codes to order, so as soon as you sit down, order your drink and food. The orders move along pretty well, but my second glass of wine order seemed to have gotten lost. No problems, went to the bartender, showed her my receipt, and got my glass of wine. The fish and chips were quite good. I like the fact they came with the salad. I would recommend this place unreservedly.
We only decided to come here in the evening because it was right next to our hotel. The menu mainly…read moreconsists of bar food. We had the crispy baby squid and spicy shrimp tacos. Both were quite good. Even so, I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here.
Great food, great service too. Would have preferred a little better recommendations from them (got…read moretwo "saucy" appetizers - wish I would have had one of them non-saucy). Also, in a restaurant this nice, I was surprised to see butter served in little plastic containers like you were at some diner someplace.