The tapas here tasted really fresh, you can tell they don&#39;t cut corners. Cozy little place, feels very local. Owner came by to check on us, nice personal touch.

Loved the terrace on that little square &mdash; such a vibe. Food was fresh and creative, though portions felt small for the price.

Cozy spot by the park, fireplace was nice. The amuse-bouches were the highlight honestly. Staff let us take our time, no rush. Solid pick if you&#39;re in the area.

The garden out back is lovely, quiet enough to actually hear yourself think. Got the Thai salad, wasn&#39;t really my thing, a bit too sweet. But the beef came out perfectly cooked, nice sear on it. Lemonade was fresh and tart, cut through the heat. I&#39;d skip the salad next time and go straight for the meat.

The anchovy and caper pizza was surprisingly good. Eggplant parmigiana held up fine too. Solid kosher dairy spot in Antwerp, nothing fancy but it works.

Service was genuinely kind &mdash; not over-the-top, just attentive. Food was decent, filling, and portions are generous. I took a doggy bag, which was handy. Nothing fancy, but it did the job for a casual meal. Maybe slightly busy around 7, but fine overall.

Came for lunch on a quiet weekday. The menu had some unexpected twists and everything I tried was solid. Orange wine stood out for sure. Staff were friendly without hovering. Place itself is pretty compact, tables a bit close together, but fine for a quick meal. Decent pick if you&#39;re in the center and don&#39;t want to overthink it.

Lovely spot with real history behind it. The flavors felt authentically South Chinese but with a local twist. Really appreciated how fresh everything tasted.

The lighting in here is just right&mdash;warm without feeling dim. I had the grain bowl and it was fresh, actually tasted like real ingredients. Prices are fair for what you get. Maybe a bit crowded at lunch but that&#39;s fine. I&#39;d sit by the window next time.

Came here with a couple of friends after walking around the Grote Markt. Beer list is solid, and honestly it&rsquo;s one of the cheaper spots in the area. Just remember it&rsquo;s cash only, which almost got us 😅. Not fancy, but perfect for a casual hangout if you don&rsquo;t wanna break the bank.

Cooks from Delhi and Punjab, so the flavors are legit. Tried a few dishes, all solid and fairly priced. Nothing fancy but does the job.

Stopped in before a show at the Roma. The Negroni was spot on and the Antwerp stout had real depth. Had the vol-au-vent with fries&mdash;hearty, decent portion for the price. Place was a bit busy but we found seats fine. Pretty good spot for a quick bite and a drink.

Steak San Marco was actually pretty good - cooked properly and decent flavor. We went on a weekday and caught some deal that made it easier on the wallet. Place was busy but not crazy. I&#39;d come back with friends for sure, good spot to just hang and eat without overthinking it. Maybe not mind-blowing but solid for what it is.

The spaghetti bolognese was decent but the sauce came out a little thin for my taste. Still, it&#39;s a fine spot if you&#39;re just after a casual bite and a drink.

Turkish eggs were solid, cortado done right. Interior&rsquo;s stylish but the place is small&mdash;got a bit cramped. Good they do vegan options though.

The food was refined and the setting felt cozy. Service was warm without being pushy. Really appreciated how attentive they were without hovering.

Red fish curry with sticky rice was the move. Crispy fish in that rich coconut sauce, proper comfort. Seafood soup hit too, extra spice made it better. Solid Thai spot.

The name sets high expectations, and the food mostly delivers. Three-meat combo was solid, beef noodles decent. Prices fair for what you get. Service was efficient, no complaints.

Came here on a random weeknight and grabbed the truffle pasta&mdash;honestly pretty solid. The pizza looked great too, but I was too full to try. Staff were chill and the place had a nice buzz, though it got a bit loud later. Would go back for the pasta again.

Decent spot for New Year&#39;s Eve dinner. Staff handled our reservation mix-up with a smile. Food was pretty good, though the buffet ran a bit limited.

Came in for a late drink, stayed way longer than planned. Bartender was chatty, crowd was easygoing. Place has that local feel you don&#39;t get everywhere.

Loved the pho here&mdash;easily some of the best I&#39;ve had outside Vietnam. The broth was rich and the noodles had that perfect chew. Sitting outside watching the street go by made it even better.

Stopped by for a quick bite and honestly the free bread alone makes it worth sitting down. Portion size was decent for what you pay, not huge but fair. I had the pasta and left full without feeling ripped off. Place gets a bit busy around noon though, so grab a window seat if you can.

Oldest Chinese spot in town, cozy vibe. Staff handled our weird order requests with a smile. Food good, just slow when packed.

Coffee Martini was solid, bartender knew what he was doing. Friendly without being over the top. Place got busy later but drinks came quick. Fine spot if you&#39;re in the area.

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