Originality, mix of flavours from Western and Eastern countries, variety of dishes, amazing desert, kindness of the waiters, simply perfect!

Food was good and portions were decent, but honestly a bit pricey for what you get. Paid &euro;28 for a main that didn&#39;t feel huge. Tasty though, just not sure I&#39;d rush back.

The tasting menu was seriously good &mdash; every plate had so much flavor. Our waiter was super friendly and made the whole thing feel easy. Would come back with my friends for sure 😊

The grilled pork belly was spot on, really tender. Place has that cozy, local vibe you don&#39;t always find in the city center. Would come back next time I&#39;m in Li&egrave;ge.

The raclette was so good, and our server explained everything in English which made it easy for us. Cozy spot for a catch-up with friends.

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

Great ribs and that smoky BBQ smell sticks to your clothes for hours 😅. Place gets loud but that&#39;s part of the charm. Just don&#39;t wear anything nice.

The meatballs were really good, and I loved how cozy it felt inside. Service was quick even with the kids in tow. Solid pick for a casual family dinner.

Stopped by for a quick dinner. Grilled meat was properly seasoned, and the homemade tzatziki stood out&mdash;thick, garlicky, exactly how it should be. Service was efficient, no waiting around. Fair price for what you get. Solid option if you&#39;re in the area and want something straightforward.

Stopped by for a quick lunch and grabbed the sushi set. Fish tasted fresh, no complaints there. Place itself is pretty bare-bones though&mdash;plastic chairs, bright lights, not much atmosphere. Staff were nice and walked me through the menu when I hesitated. Fine if you just want a decent bite without fuss, but don&#39;t expect a cozy vibe.

The baklava alone is worth the visit. Sweet, flaky, clearly homemade. I could&rsquo;ve just eaten that and left happy. The place has a laid-back vibe, staff were friendly. Maybe not the fanciest spot, but it felt genuine. I&rsquo;m still thinking about that dessert.

Food came out quick, broth was decent. Not the most authentic tonkotsu I&#39;ve had, but it hit the spot for a ramen craving. Place was busy for a Tuesday, which says something. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area and don&#39;t feel like cooking.

I had an excellent meal here, especially the lobster gratin, which is now one of my favorite dishes. The atmosphere is elegant and perfect for a special occasion.

The homemade pasta really stood out &mdash; you can taste the difference. Owner picked a nice wine to go with it too. Place has a relaxed vibe, nothing fancy but comfortable enough to hang around.

Solid spot near Place Saint-&Eacute;tienne. Small menu, but the bread and desserts were on point. They swapped out an ingredient for my allergy without making a big deal of it. That alone gets my vote.

Came here with my daughters and the moqueca really stood out. Cocktails were solid too. The space itself is pretty cozy, nice lighting and comfortable seats. Service was friendly from the start. Only thing is it got a bit loud later in the evening, but that didn&#39;t ruin the meal.

We had a decent dinner here. Staff let us pick our own table, which was nice. Food was well-prepared, nothing fancy but solid. Service was attentive without hovering. Good enough for a relaxed weeknight meal.

Stopped by for a late lunch and had the Balkan plate. Really tasty, the meat was well seasoned and the portions felt honest. Place is tucked away so it stays calm, which I appreciated. Service was friendly but a bit slow, we waited a while for the bill. Still, I&#39;d go back for the food alone.

The tagine with candied lemon was the star&mdash;so tender and flavorful. Owner came by to check on us, which felt genuine. Couscous was good too, though I wish the portion had been a bit bigger.

The mechoui here is legit. Lamb&rsquo;s tender, falls apart, proper flavor. One of the few spots in Li&egrave;ge that does it right.

Decent spot for a relaxed dinner. The surf and turf bone marrow was a nice touch, food was comforting and well done. Place gets a bit lively, but that&#39;s part of the charm.

The Li&egrave;ge meatballs lived up to the hype, really tender and that sauce was proper. Shrimp croquettes were crispy, plenty of shrimp inside. Would&#39;ve liked a bit more bread to mop up the sauce though.

Decent spot for a quick bite. Fries were pretty good and lots of sauce options. Service was fast, which I appreciated. Upstairs seating is a nice touch, though nothing fancy.

Walked in without expecting much, honestly. The place looks small from the outside but the food hit different. Had the pad thai and it was properly seasoned, not too sweet. Portion was solid for the price. Staff pointed me to their green curry instead of what I was gonna order&mdash;good call. Only downside, got a bit busy around noon. Still, worth remembering.

The sangria was spot on, and the vibe was chill. Tapas were decent, nothing crazy.

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