The all-you-can-eat works with a card system. Each round you pick sushi and tapas. Food came fresh, tasted good. Staff cleared plates fast. Solid spot for a filling meal downtown.

Cozy spot with a proper local feel. Food was decent, but honestly the portions could&rsquo;ve been a bit bigger for what you pay. Fine for a casual bite though.

The mixed grill was properly done &mdash; good char, well-seasoned, not dried out. They brought over a free ouzo when we sat down, which set things off nicely. Place is loud though, very much a lively taverna vibe. I&#39;d have liked a bit more guidance on the wine list, but the food carried the evening. Solid spot if you&#39;re not after a quiet meal.

The vegetarian plate had grilled zucchini and a really nice herby ricotta. Fresh, not mushy. Portion was on the smaller side for the price, but I left feeling good, not heavy. Cozy room, though a bit warm near the window. Would come back for the seasonal veggie mix.

The view really is the main thing here&mdash;rolling hills everywhere you look. Food was decent, not mind-blowing, but the scenery made up for it.

Lovely terrace, nice view over the road. Staff were friendly and quick even when it was busy. Cold beer after a hike was exactly what I needed. I did notice the menu could use a few more fresh, lighter options though. But for a casual stop, it worked fine.

Cozy little place in Hasselt, staff actually remember you after a visit or two. Coffee&#39;s solid, though I wish they&#39;d carry a better red by the glass. Good for a quiet afternoon.

The plating really stood out&mdash;every dish looked almost too pretty to eat. We had the mapo tofu and it tasted fresh, not heavy like some places. Service was there when we needed it but never hovered. Quiet room too, easy to talk. Only thing, the bill added up quicker than I expected. But for the quality, fair enough.

Came here with a couple of friends and honestly the set menu was solid for what we paid. The complimentary drink at the end was a nice little surprise too. Parking was super easy which is always a win in this area. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back for a casual catch-up again 🙂

The thali was decent for the price&mdash;dal, rice, a few sides, plenty to fill you up. Flavors were a bit mild though, nothing too exciting. Fine if you&#39;re hungry and don&#39;t want to spend much.

The scampi salad with fresh fruit was the highlight &mdash; such a nice twist. Seafood menu&rsquo;s got some thought behind it.

The pide was properly crispy on the edges, just how I like it. Owner&rsquo;s friendly without hovering. Fries were decent, nothing crazy but fine. Prices felt fair for the portion. Place was clean, which I always appreciate. Maybe a bit quiet for my taste, but that&rsquo;s not a bad thing sometimes.

Decent little place for a Sunday coffee. Hot chocolate was pretty good, not too sweet. We sat by the window and just watched the street for a while. Service was fine, nothing to complain about. Maybe a bit cramped when it gets busy, but for a lazy afternoon it does the job.

Food&#39;s solid, classic French with a Belgian twist. Service was friendly too. Good spot if you want a reliable dinner without overthinking it.

Simple spot, clean and quiet for a weekday lunch. Owner was friendly and the menu price felt fair. Nothing fancy, but it worked.

Been coming here for a while now. The landlady still remembers my usual order, which honestly keeps me coming back. Food&#39;s consistent, nothing fancy, but that&#39;s fine by me. Had a quick chat with her again last time, felt like catching up with someone I know. Place hasn&#39;t changed much, and I mean that in a good way.

The beef tartare was the standout. Clean, sharp seasoning, good texture. Had the set lunch, same menu as dinner, which felt like a solid deal. Bread was decent too, not just a filler. Service was fine, but honestly I was just focused on the food. Would come back for the tartare alone.

Came here on a Saturday night, place was packed. Schnitzel was crispy, exactly how it should be. Portion size is solid, left full. Beer list has some good local options. Service was friendly even with the crowd. Only downside, it gets loud and you might wait a bit for a table. Fine by me, food made up for it.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Curry sauce was the highlight &mdash; decent kick, not too heavy. Staff friendly enough, didn&#39;t have to wait long. Place is a bit tight inside, but fine for a casual bite. Reasonable price for what you get. Wouldn&#39;t go out of my way, but it works if you&#39;re nearby.

Lahmacun was spot on, thin and crispy the way it should be. D&uuml;r&uuml;m was solid too. 20&euro; for two people felt fair for the amount of food we got. K&uuml;nefe looked good but I was too full to try it.

Cozy little place in Burtscheid. The pesto pasta was really good, and I liked that they had proper vegetarian options. Prices felt fair for what you get.

Friendly service and the food came out quick. I liked that they didn&#39;t hold back on the parsley, tasted fresh. Place felt very German, simple and honest. Only thing was the seating a bit tight, but for a casual meal it was fine. Would stop by again if I&#39;m in the area.

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