Very tasty traditional Indian food with the lassi drinks and accessories. Good service with a particular attention to our meal, we were feeling home immediately.

The Flemish stew dirty fries were proper tasty, decent portion for lunch too. Busy but the line moved fast.

Nice spot by the canal, lots of outdoor seating. Stopped in late and the food was still solid. Didn&#39;t even realize it was a hotel until after. Quick service too.

The salads are seriously generous here. I got the tuna with couscous and it was packed with flavor. Service was friendly, no complaints.

The stoofvlees was proper&mdash;rich and the beef fell apart. Been coming here for a while and it stays consistent. Cheese croquettes are still house-made, real good.

Stopped by for a quick bite and grabbed the beef stew. Rich flavour, fries were plenty. Solid spot if you&#39;re hungry and don&#39;t want to overthink it. Service was fast enough for a lunch break. Nothing fancy, but it hit the spot.

The owner double-checked everything for our gluten-free order, which I really appreciated. Back patio was nice and quiet. Food came out tasty and safe.

The tasting menu really delivered&mdash;that Jerusalem artichoke and rye dessert was the highlight, clever combo. I went with the wine pairing and it matched surprisingly well, especially with the lighter courses. Service stayed attentive without hovering. Only tiny gripe: pacing felt a bit quick between courses. Still, a solid evening out.

The carbonnade was proper comfort food, deep flavor, beef fell apart. Homemade fries actually crispy, not soggy. Portion was decent for the price.

Tandoori lamb was properly tender, not dry at all. Naan came out warm and soft. Place is a bit out of the way from the center, took me 20 mins to walk here. But the food made up for it. Simple spot, nothing fancy, just solid cooking. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The soup of the day was really good and the price felt fair for what you got. I stopped by while waiting for my bus, so it was handy. Portion was decent too, not huge but enough. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back if I&#39;m in the area again.

My husband loves couscous so we googled and found le maroc. We were warmly welcomed and given a table by the window. The starter dishes were good. The tagine was very tasty (maybe lacking spice) and the couscous merguez was perfect for my very hungry husband. All in all a great experience with fantastic service.

The lasagna is the star here. Their pizza and pasta are solid, but that lasagna is something else.

The food was really nice, and the prices felt fair. I liked the simple vibe, just a cozy spot for a quiet dinner. Nothing fancy, but it hit the spot.

The steak was a bit overcooked, but they noticed before I even said anything. Had a new one out in minutes, no fuss. That kind of attention is nice.

The daily specials are consistently good. Convenient location just a short walk from the main area.

The mussels were the only thing I ordered. Fresh, plump, and cooked just right in a simple white wine broth. The flavor was clean and direct, exactly what you want from them. Could have used a bit more bread to soak up the sauce, though.

Stopped by for lunch. The coq au vin was rich and tender, really hit the spot. Servers Mina and Anais were on it, super friendly. Good spot for a group meal.

Lovely spot in the square. Their wine list is well-curated, and the staff knew just what to suggest with the small plates.

Nice spot overlooking the main square. The little terrace is pleasant in summer.

The salads were huge and really good. But the main course portions were even bigger, honestly too much for one person. Ended up taking half of it home.

Booked ahead, it&#39;s busy. The porterhouse was cooked just right, juicy inside. The beer selection had a few local brews I hadn&#39;t tried before.

Nice spot. Staff were friendly, made the evening feel relaxed. Not cheap, but you&#39;re paying for the vibe. Would go back for a quiet dinner.

The kids&#39; menu was a nice change. My little one had the scrambled eggs with smoked salmon, which she enjoyed. It&#39;s a thoughtful option compared to the usual fare. Portions were decent for the price.

Stopped in for a quick drink after work. The 50cl beer was a solid deal for &euro;8, perfect for a cold evening. Wine was decent too. Got me warmed up fast. Friendly spot, no fuss.

Great place. We enjoyed the ambience, food and hospitality. The restaurant was full and service speed a little slow. However we would all recommend this lovely restaurant

The Norman apple tart was the highlight. The crust had this perfect flaky texture, and the apples were just the right kind of sweet-tart. A lovely way to end the meal.

Cozy place right in the center. The terrace is lovely when the weather&#39;s good, nice and quiet for sitting outside.

Surprise menu was solid. Chef knows what he&#39;s doing. Every plate came out clean, no fuss. Cozy spot, music was on point. Felt like a proper night out without trying too hard.

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