Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Saint-Jans-Molenbeek including Les Bons Enfants, Fin de Siecle, Grimbergen Cafe, Moeder Lambic Original, Moeder Lambic Fontainas, Brasserie de la ville, Le Bistro, 9 et Voisins, Baogo, La Fleur en Papier Dore
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4 based on 225 reviews
This very old pub/café covered in paintings and various historic memorabilia looks like it hasnât altered in 100 years and with its old tables and chairs it has a homely atmosphere. There is also a more modern area, obviously a more recent extension at the rear of the building although this lacks the traditional feel of the bar area. There is a great selection of beers and a simple traditional food menu. We were fortunately able to find a small table for two opposite the bar and spent a very pleasant two hours sampling some delicious beers. For food, we opted for one of their Stoemp specialities with sausage and bacon and a beef stew. Not what we would describe a âhaut cuisineâ but good comfort food to accompany their beers. Very enjoyable.
4 based on 433 reviews
Everything is said in the title... We booked through The Fork and got 40% off... So basically you'll eat for 6/8â¬... Given the size of the portions, this low price is only possible with very low quality food. And indeed, chicken Popcorn was very greasy, full of small chicken bones, burgers are just an overall disappointment... I think the good reviews exist because of the low price and big portions. So if you don't mind what you're eating, but like to eat a lot for cheap, you just found the place for you... Brussels restaurants are trial and error... This one was clearly an error for us.Best tomislavs11I have carefully read your evaluation of all the restaurants.You are a very tasteful person.Maybe a very famous person, or a food critic.Your comment reminds me of Gordon Ramsay or Anthony BourdainOnly those who have eaten the food will have a deep understanding of the food like you.We sincerely hope that you will get a higher rating next time.Heartfelt thanksBaogo
4 based on 1389 reviews
Heures d'ouverture, LUNDI MARDI MERCREDI JEUDI de 16h a 00h VENDREDI SAMEDI DIMANCHE de 12h a 01h BON APPETIT!!!!!!!!
My wife and I came to eat here on the recommendation of our hotel. The food was very good. I had a delicious pork knuckle that I enjoyed every bite of. The place is small, but with a nice decor and friendly staff.
4 based on 2608 reviews
Quick& efficient smiley service, very agreeable. I enjoyed a big casserole mussels cooked with white wine, typical delicious plate in Belgium and, a pinte of draft beer. I really appreciated this simple and nice dinner.
4 based on 638 reviews
Sweet little restaurant close to the Grand Place. Very friendly. You have to try the carponade de flamande which is beef cooked in beer - the beef is so tender it melts in the mouth. And the best fries in town. We tried this dish in one other restaurant and it was not that good. Also had the mussels and chips- again excellent. You would be mad to miss this place!
4 based on 1250 reviews
Excellent selection of draught beers with good descriptions. Not cheap but craft beers are usually very dear and I can think of more expensive places. A few bottles, other types of drink and some food. Music is too loud which makes it appropriate that one of the beers is called grateful deaf. It used to be that when you ordered a beer here they inflicted a little bowl of malt grains on you. That seems to have stopped.
4 based on 786 reviews
We came here on Sunday late afternoon for a few drinks. It was busy especially outdoor area in front of the bar. All staff were very friendly and helped us to choose some Belgian craft beer that we had never tried. Slightly more expensive than some other bars but a lot better atmosphere and people here. Will be your favorite place if you are a craft beer person.
4 based on 2233 reviews
Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, the Grimbergen Café brasserie is located across from the last vestiges of the cityâs first walls, on a lively street at the entrance of the prestigious Place Sainte Catherine neighbourhood. The Grimbergen Café is know
We got recommendations from a friend to stop by this restaurant, we sat down at about 6PM and left when they closed, I think it was like 10PM. We had some great food and just sat around drinking and watching the city life.SUPER, worth every penny!
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4 based on 5220 reviews
No telephone. No reservations. No credit cards. Simple place, simple food.
This is a busy restaurant which is popular with students. The portions are a good size and traditional Belgian cuisine. However, it is not particularly cheap and the selection of drinks is not what you would typically expect. It is loud and not very comfortable for an evening.Great if this is what you are looking for, but there are better choices in my view.
4 based on 29 reviews
The best Belgian fries in Brussel. Everything is home made, fries, croquettes, schrimps, fish, beefstew...
Arrived on a cold and wet Belgian evening, hungry and a little frustrated having lost our bearings. Found this place using Google maps and we were not disappointed. Reasonable priced and a typical brasserie menu my husband had the Brussels stew and I had the marinaded brochette (beautiful flavour), both with fries. Both dishes were great and previous reviews have been right the fries are lovely!Definitely recomendMany thanks for your kind advice.See you next time in Brussels maybe?Best regardsAude
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