Stopped by for a quick lunch. Pizza had a solid char from the wood-fired oven, crust was chewy enough. No complaints there. Place itself is casual, nothing fancy. Service was efficient, got my order without much waiting. Fine if you&#39;re in the area and need something decent without the fuss.

The outdoor seating is really charming, quiet enough to actually enjoy the meal. Fried fish starter was great, sea bass cooked well too. Nice little neighborhood spot.

Everything&rsquo;s made in-house and you can taste it. Pasta and desserts were the standouts. Service was efficient, no complaints.

Been coming here for years and it never misses. Mixed grill was solid, pasta cooked right. Had a nice glass of red with the steak &mdash; good pour, didn&#39;t break the bank. Staff remembered me from last time, which says a lot. Place gets busy, so don&#39;t expect a quiet dinner, but that&#39;s part of the charm.

We came for a late lunch, not too crowded. I ordered the pasta with seafood, portion was decent for the price. Dessert was a nice extra, though I wish the tiramisu had more coffee taste. Service was friendly, no complaints there. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The hummus falafel was the star&mdash;creamy, tangy, just right. Carrot juice was a nice touch. Service lagged, but who cares.

Came here on a quiet Tuesday night, place wasn&#39;t too busy. Got the tagliatelle al rag&ugrave; &mdash; pasta was properly cooked, sauce had that slow-simmered taste. Open kitchen lets you watch the chef work, which I like. Prices are fair for the neighborhood. Service was fine, nothing fancy, but they left us alone to eat. I&#39;d go back if I&#39;m craving Italian.

The service was lovely, I asked them to help me with a surprise for my partner and they obliged, very gracious and sophisticated. Well impressed.

Tucked away in the old city, easy to miss. Tasting menu was solid&mdash;pheasant tender, mushroom ravioli packed with flavor. Service felt a bit detached, but the food carried it. Fair for the price.

The Flemish stew here is proper comfort food &mdash; meat so tender it falls apart with just a fork. Portion size was decent for the price, which honestly surprised me given how touristy the area can get. Place was busy but we still got our food fast. Cozy inside, like eating at someone&#39;s grandma&#39;s place.

The shrimp croquettes were really good&mdash;crispy outside, soft inside. I had the sole too, cooked simply but properly. Felt like honest, traditional Belgian cooking without any fuss. Place is warm and low-key, which I liked. Only thing is it&rsquo;s a bit tight for space, but that didn&rsquo;t bother me much. Fresh ingredients, you can tell.

Stopped by for lunch on a weekday. Place is small but comfortable. Had the mushroom dishes&mdash;fresh, cooked properly, though nothing inventive about the preparation. Staff were friendly and handled English without issue, which made ordering easy. Fine for a quick meal if you&#39;re in the area.

The cocktails are still solid every time I stop by. Food&#39;s fine, nothing crazy, but it works for a quick bite.

The wine pairing was well-priced, which I appreciated. Chef seemed genuinely friendly too. Solid for a two-star place.

The snails and lamb chops were honestly the best I&#39;ve had this year. Hanna knew exactly what to suggest and made the whole evening fun.

The burger was solid. Good bun, decent meat, sauce worked. Cocktail list is short but they know what they&#39;re doing. Place gets busy fast, so don&#39;t expect a quiet meal. I&#39;d come back for that burger again.

Soup portions are generous for the price, and the bread and fruit on the side make it a decent lunch stop. A glass of their house white paired nicely with the broth, though nothing fancy. Solid pick if you&#39;re in Ghent and want something filling without breaking the bank.

Central location and English menu made it easy. Prices fair for what you get. Cozy spot, though nothing fancy. Fine for a relaxed dinner.

Great place, great service and delicious food &amp; wine. I&#39;m really happy to have found the restaurant and dined there. It was definitely worth leaving the crowded city centre and walking for 25 minutes to Viva la Puglia:)

The lamb shank was properly tender, fell right off the bone. Cozy spot, good for a chill dinner. Staff knew their menu when I asked for a recommendation. Only thing is the place gets a bit warm when it&#39;s busy. Solid choice if you&#39;re in the area and want something hearty.

Burgers were solid&mdash;saucy, messy, exactly what you want. Fries thick and proper. The Lindeman&#39;s Kriek on the side? Sweet cherry goodness. Service kept up even when it got busy.

Over 150 beers on the menu and the bartender actually knows his stuff. Feels like a mini beer lesson every time I stop in. Place is a bit tucked away, but that keeps it from getting too crowded.

The pasta&#39;s the real deal&mdash;fresh, cooked right in front of you. Burrata and porcini conchiglie were spot on.

We stopped by for a casual dinner and grabbed a table near the window. The beer list is decent, plenty of local options. Service was friendly enough, though we did wait a bit for the bill. Food was fine, nothing fancy, but the vibe is relaxed. I&rsquo;d come back if I&rsquo;m in the neighborhood and want an easy meal.

The boulet &agrave; la li&eacute;geoise was solid, that sweet-savory sauce really does it. Hazelnut cr&egrave;me br&ucirc;l&eacute;e on the side, good call. Staff looked like they actually liked being there, which is always nice to see. Place was pretty busy but the vibe was fine. Maybe a bit loud by the end, but whatever.

Came in for a quick bite, got the pasta with sausage. Honestly pretty solid&mdash;sauce had good flavor, portion was decent for the price. Place was a bit busy but that&#39;s fine. I&#39;d stop by again if I&#39;m in the area and want something easy. Not fancy, but it works.

Good portions, fair price for what you get. The rice and meat plates are a solid pick if you can&#39;t decide. Quick enough for a lunch break.

Went for dinner last week and grabbed a seat near the open kitchen. Watching the two chefs work their station is genuinely entertaining&mdash;everything&rsquo;s made to order, no shortcuts. Natural wine list pairs nicely with the menu, though I&rsquo;d say the pour is a bit on the smaller side. Still, it&rsquo;s the kind of place you settle into for the evening. Casual, unpretentious, and the food holds up its end.

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