Came here on a Sunday night with the wife. Place was quiet, which we liked. Had the lamb tagine with prunes - that was the standout. Meat fell off the bone. Service was fine, nothing to complain about. Prices are a bit on the higher side for the neighbourhood, but you get what you pay for. Would go back if we&#39;re in the mood for Moroccan.

The service here is incredibly friendly, making you feel right at home. The mezze and moussaka are both delicious and generously portioned.

Decent spot for a late breakfast. Coffee was solid and the food came out fresh, which is always a plus. Staff were friendly without hovering. Place is small but cozy, easy to sit for a while. Only thing is it got a bit busy around 10, but that&#39;s probably on us for the timing. Pretty good overall.

The homemade cakes here are seriously good &mdash; you can tell they put real effort into them. Prices are a bit steep for the portion size, but the quality makes up for it.

The sushi and sashimi combo was solid&mdash;some of the freshest cuts I&#39;ve had in a while. I went with a dry gin martini on the side, which worked surprisingly well with the fatty tuna. Chef clearly knows what he&#39;s doing. Only downside: the place got a bit loud by the time we finished. Still, a good spot for a quiet early dinner if you time it right.

The Korean sticky mandu were the highlight for me. Duck gyoza pretty solid too. Just wish they took cash, had to dig out my card instead.

Good restaurant with different dishes, never taste it before, but good, just that it closes too early &hellip;

Small Italian spot, hostess actually remembers you. Pasta was solid, came out hot. Cozy enough for a weeknight dinner. Nothing fancy, but it works.

Stopped by for a quiet dinner. Service was sharp, no waiting around. Food came out well presented, flavors were solid. Cozy spot, decent for a date or just getting out of the cold. Prices are fair for what you get. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Stopped here for coffee on a quiet morning. Flat white was decent, properly made. Sat outside on the square, nice for people-watching. Staff were friendly enough, didn&#39;t rush me. Breakfast menu looked fine but I didn&#39;t eat. Prices reasonable for Antwerp. Probably a good spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Lovely spot for traditional Belgian fare, though the bill stings a bit. A decent wine list helped soften it.

The carbonara here was properly creamy without being heavy. I grabbed a seat by the window and it was pretty chill for a weeknight. Sausage pasta was solid too, though I wish the portion was a bit bigger. Staff let me take my time deciding, which I appreciated.

This place felt like a little slice of home, honestly. The flavors were proper Lebanese, not toned down for the local crowd. I really appreciated that the staff let us take our time, no rushing us to free up the table. Just a genuinely warm welcome and food that reminded me of family cooking. I&rsquo;ll be back for sure.

Nice restaurant,  with friendly staff and tasty food (we tried the stew and the ribs, and both were delicious)!

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