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Find out what Grill restaurants to try in Brussels. Brussels is a city of vast variety and diversity, making it an excellent destination for any type of visitor. No matter where you look, history and beauty are the principal components giving Brussels its unique vibe. The architecture, together with the city’s folklore, catch every visitor’s eye, revealing how the classic spots have adapted to take on a very modern twist. Brussels makes each traveler find a home away from home.
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1. Midtown Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 652 reviews
A premier Brussels steakhouse, Midtown Bar & Grill serves the best U.S. prime beef steaks in town complemented with seasonal dishes using fresh, local Belgium ingredients. This trendy restaurant in downtown Brussels offers a fun, vibrant environment.
Reviewed By S1732CJbriang
The food is standard. Had to send back my steak three times to have it cooked properly, ended up having my fillet cooked well done to make it easy. Noe and Kathlyn were awesome waitresses.Dear S1732CJbriangWe are sorry to hear about your steak, but at the same time we are glad that our team make your experience better.We hope to see you back soon
2. CHUMADIA
Overall Ratings
4 based on 238 reviews
Reviewed By Loockey
Super authentic place with superb meet! Outstanding value for money for Brüssels. Yes, if you donât speak english, donât have enough cash and looking for a fancy place, you will not be 100% satisfied here. But if you want it to have rough, simple and meaty af, it is exactly the right place for you!
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3. L'Auberg'In
Overall Ratings
4 based on 231 reviews
Reviewed By hausi48
This was our fourth visit to l'Auberg'in. We came away from our other visits sometimes very pleased, sometimes disappointed. Mixed feelings, but that obviously did not stop us from returning.Pleasant welcome in this warm, "cottage-y" ambiance restaurant in the Woluwe St. Pierre district of Brussels. Nice table for four opposite the blazing fireplace, which is also used for grilling purposes. Very good service. Full on a Thursday evening, so be sure to make reservations well ahead. The only draw-back are the uncomfortable chairs.Quite extensive à la carte options, both as entrées and main courses. Also a 4 course menu at a reasonable â¬44. I tried the salade de langoustines as a starter, which was nicely presented, but didn't taste much of langoustines. The head waiter had enthusiastically recommended the noisettes d'agneau (as it was lamb season), grilled on afore-mentioned open fire. Excellent choice, perfectly grilled.Rather modest wine list, but as this is not a high-flying restaurant, you don't need a high-flying wine either. We tried a St. Joseph from the Rhône Valley and everyone at the table commented on its good quality and perfect match to the lamb.Desserts are always very much a matter of individual taste and can be disappointing. This was the case for us. Nothing special.In summary, nice ambiance, very good service, nice food, reasonably priced and not too loud. Perfect for an evening out with friends.
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4. Meet Meat Uccle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 176 reviews
Reviewed By Tjulli
We love meet meat - one of the best places to go for dinner and drinks. The service and the staff are kind and professional and the food is just amazing.
5. Meet Meat Schuman
Overall Ratings
4 based on 435 reviews
Meet Meat: the steak house restaurant in the heart of Brussels European district, close to the Schuman roundabout where you can eat the best steak in an elegant but casual atmosphere. We offer a varied menu of simple and tasty dishes where we combine our
Reviewed By Ian C
Located near the different EU buildings, slightly hidden away but well worth visiting .There is an extensive wine list with many unusual wines, including a couple of reds from Austria which I tempted to try, but ww settled on one - new to me - from Patagonia, which was enjoyable.Relatively small, stretching back to a conservatory at the rear and with an open kitchen, the staff are engaging and make you feel welcome.For starters, we had a sharing platter, which was plenty for the three of us, then rib-eye steaks each, with salad and tries, all delicious and cooked to perfection.For dessert, we had the Copa Argentina, which is served with rum, a perfect end to the meal.I definitely would recommend the restaurant.
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