The four-cheese pizza was meh. Could barely taste the gorgonzola. The Mozart one though? Solid. Generous toppings.

The French onion soup and gruyere flammkuchen were both really good. Fresh ingredients, you can taste it. Would like to try more from the menu next time.

Food was average, like cooked in convection oven.

Decent spot for Mediterranean food. Portions were generous for what you pay. Staff stayed helpful without hovering. Pretty good overall.

Tapas were solid, and the all-you-can-eat deal makes sense if you&#39;re hungry. Place has a decent Spanish vibe, nothing fancy but fine for a quick bite. Service was efficient, no complaints.

The staff actually remembered my order from last week, which caught me off guard. Had the grilled octopus again, still tender, not rubbery at all. Place was busy for a Tuesday but we never felt rushed. Only thing, the music got a bit loud later on. But honestly, that lemon tart made up for it.

The castle setting really does most of the work here. Sat outside, just watching the light hit the old stone walls while having a beer. Food was decent, nothing crazy but fine. Could see it getting busy on weekends though. Nice spot if you&#39;re already in the area for a walk.

Had lunch on the terrace last week. Oysters with champagne foam were the highlight - really fresh, nice balance. Wine list decent too, found a good white. Service was fine, kept it low-key. Place was a bit busy but not annoying. Would go back for those oysters alone.

The building is gorgeous, but the vibe inside felt a bit off. Some staff weren&#39;t exactly welcoming. Food was decent for the price though.

Very fast and high quality food. The service was very friendly and kind. The ambiance was alive and in general we enjoyed our dinner at this restaurant and it&rsquo;s highly recommended.

The French onion soup is really good here. Rich broth, proper amount of cheese, and the portion is generous. I&#39;ve come back a few times just for that. Service was fine, nothing special, but the soup keeps me coming back.

Bright, airy spot &mdash; good for a quick breakfast or just sitting with your laptop for a while. Gets busy fast though, so better come early if you want a decent table.

Gluten-free buns that actually hold together&mdash;rare. Cheeseburger was solid, chicken burger crispy. Happy we stumbled in during our trip.

Came here for the game and ended up staying longer than planned. Big screen is right in your face, perfect for watching. Beer list is solid, nothing crazy but enough options. Got the burger, it was decent for the price. Place gets loud when something happens on the pitch, but that&#39;s part of the vibe I guess.

Came here on a hot day and the portable AC actually helped a lot. Mixed grill was solid, decent portion for the price. Staff checked in a few times but not annoying about it. Classic brasserie feel, nothing fancy but does the job. Would sit outside next time maybe.

Came here on a chilly evening and grabbed a spot near the fireplace. Cozy vibe, no doubt. The seasonal tasting menu had a few surprises&mdash;some combos I wouldn&rsquo;t have picked myself but they worked. Staff was friendly without hovering. Only thing: pacing felt a bit slow between courses. But overall a solid dinner, nothing to complain about really.

The cod with mashed potatoes and cheese was spot on, really well cooked. Fish croquettes were decent too. Tripel Karmeliet on the side made it better.

Big portions and pretty quick service. Nothing fancy but it worked well for our group. The pasta was decent, maybe slightly overpriced for what you get.

The chef&rsquo;s take on the classics is spot on. Loved how relaxed the room felt too &mdash; easy to just sit back with a glass of wine and not feel rushed.

The menu&rsquo;s huge and the prices are fair for what you get. Service was friendly but we waited over an hour for our food. Still, the portion made it worth it.

The cappuccino was genuinely good&mdash;real milk, proper foam, not that burnt taste you get in a lot of places. I paired it with a glass of their house red, which worked better than expected. Cozy spot to just sit and watch the street. Only downside, the music got a bit loud later on.

Came here during the Grand Prix weekend and they still found us a table. The fish of the day was spot on. Best meal I had all trip, honestly.

Nice spot in the centre, decor is really pretty. Had a classic Belgian dish, tasted great but felt a bit pricey for what you get.

The garlic mussels were spot on. Fries came out crispy outside, fluffy inside. Can tell they don&#39;t mess around with cheap ingredients.

Solid spot. Good veggie options, which is rare to find around here. Place was quiet enough to actually talk. Pasta was decent, nothing crazy but did the job. Maybe a bit pricey for what you get. Still, I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area.

The terrace was the highlight&mdash;caught a sunny afternoon and ate outside. Made the whole meal better. Service was fine, nothing special.

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