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Top 10 Mediterranean food in Hasselt, Limburg Province, Belgium
Discover Restaurants offering the best Mediterranean food in Hasselt, Limburg Province, Belgium. Hasselt (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈɦɑsəlt]) is a Belgian city and municipality, and capital of the province of Limburg. The Hasselt municipality includes the original city of Hasselt, plus the old communes of Sint-Lambrechts-Herk, Wimmertingen, Kermt, Spalbeek, Kuringen, Stokrooie, Stevoort and Runkst, as well as the hamlets and parishes of Kiewit, Godsheide and Rapertingen.
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10. Arlecchino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 117 reviews
Reviewed By Andrea_Verona87
The menu looked good but the food tastes horrible. Heavy cream on everything, severe lack of authentic flavors, questionable pairings of ingredients (cream and pesto? Who does that??) And also quite expensive especially for what it offered. The wine was the only savior. --------Il menù sembrava invitante ma si è rivelato il classico ristorante con cucina italiana preparata non da italiani, abbinamenti casuali e ingredienti pessimi.
9. Cine Citta
Overall Ratings
3 based on 124 reviews
Ciné Città is dé ontmoetingsplaats voor iedereen die de zuiderse keuken een warm hart toedraagt. In onze vernieuwde open keuken geeft ons culinaire team een moderne twist aan mediterrane klassiekers. Verrassend puur, hartverwarmend authentiek! Met cinemac
Reviewed By lancelotd669
The staff was very friendly and welcoming, excellent job! The food was good and prices reasonable. The setting is also nice. No negative remarks, good place for a medium priced dinner!
8. Il Colosseo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 151 reviews
Reviewed By Stephan1954
We ate at two consecutive nights at this restaurant which is very popular and making a reservation is advised. First night we had pizza which had a decent size with generous toppings.Second night we had ravioli which was simply delicious. Staff is friendly and prompt.
7. Hotel Restaurant Grand Cafe Century
Overall Ratings
4 based on 378 reviews
Reviewed By valeriec21974
I was brought here by friends who regularly attend this restaurant and i can sew why !! It was in the most beautiful setting . We sat outside beside the most beautiful sculpture. The decor both inside and out was picturesque. The food and cocktails as i pictured was full of flavour and so reasonably priced. My friends indulged (apparently the best in belgium). I will be back in belgium in october and will most certainly be returning to this restaurant xx
6. Boulebaar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By CarolienBAC
Boulebaar is a charming restaurant in the city center of Hasselt. The restaurant is located in an old mansion, which gives it a warm and welcoming vibe. Lots of original elements of the house (the stucco ceilings and the fireplace) have been preserved. Boulebaar's owners are a young couple who exude enthusiasm. For lunch you can have toast, soup, eggs benedict, a brioche or even laksa, but from 15h on the food sharing concept takes over. From then on you can order different small dishes to share with your companions. I am really a big fan of the food sharing concept, since it offers you an opportunity to try more dishes.My friend and I started off our meal with a lovely cocktail of cava and elderflower sirup. We got served some free popcorn with that. We continued our meal with some pulled pork nachos, a portion so big that my friend and I almost considered not ordering anything else. That would have been a real shame though, since the bites on the menu all sounded lovely. We tried the laksa, the steamed buns with pork belly and the pumpkin with bacon. The laksa was excellent and really reminded me of my stay in Malaysia. The steam buns were a bit underwhelming: the buns weren't soft enough and the filling was a bit bland, but the pumpkin with bacon was a real winner: what a tasty combination! We had to restrain ourselves from ordering a second round.After all that, our stomachs were too full to have dessert. We'll have to come back for that some other time. ;-) Great place with some really interesting bites from all over the world on the menu.
5. Mosquito da Beira Baixa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By loeloe
Portuguese food is not the most refined nor the most innovative. But if youâre looking for a well cooked plain meal with a reminiscence of your holidays this is a good place to eat. Friendly service, outdoor eating weather permitting, nice white & red house wine at â¬17/bottle.
4. L'aperi vino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 414 reviews
Reviewed By jean2612
L'aperi Vino offers on Thursday, Friday and Saturday free stuzzichini (small bites) with the aperitif, starting 17.00 during 2 hours (i.e. till 19.00) - see the website. In reality this is a frustrating offering: if you arrive at 18.15, order a nice wine which is being served > 10 minutes later and then try to find some stuzzichini, you will notice that nothing is offered anymore! The alternative is to (1) then order something from the menu which will be served when you have finished your aperitif ⦠or to (2) eat chips with red wine ⦠Several friends are also frustrated on this issue - I would suggest therefor to reevaluate this concept (and of course to align the website with the reality). Why not just offering a small plate of stuzzichini at x â¬/ person. This will avoid that customers get frustrated because they come to take an Italian style aperitif at 18.15 but can only have chips (which, as a wine bar will know, can be combined with certain sparkling wines, but not at all with a nice glass of red wine).The 2 stars is a score for the Italian aperitif offering. The whole concept of L'aperi Vino deserves a 3-4 star rating - see my earlier rating.
3. Nostalgia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 328 reviews
Reviewed By Lazyism T
A good Greek restaurant, not that far from the main shopping street. Itâs preferable to book the table in advance, but you can try your luck by walking in without reservation. The restaurant has a great atmosphere; cosy, family oriented, warm. The food didnât only look good but were also delicious. The dishes passing by to other tables made us drool a little. Fortunately we didnât order any appetizer, otherwise we couldnât finish our mains. A plus was that before and after the meal, they served a cup of soup and a glass of sweet alcohol respectively, free of charge (?). In terms of price, itâs standard price for eating out at any other restaurant. Weâll definitely return with more people, so we can try other dishes.
2. La Fontanella
Overall Ratings
4 based on 249 reviews
Reviewed By Valentss
I had a dinner in this restaurant during a business trip. Location is Nice.i had a carpaccio (very good) and pappardelle dello chef (good). Half liter of san pellegrino, a colazero and a coffee. 45â¬. Q little bit expensive. Service is a little bit slow. To summarize: not bad restaurant.
Hasselt Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Hasselt
1. Cine Citta
Overall Ratings
3 based on 124 reviews
Ciné Città is dé ontmoetingsplaats voor iedereen die de zuiderse keuken een warm hart toedraagt. In onze vernieuwde open keuken geeft ons culinaire team een moderne twist aan mediterrane klassiekers. Verrassend puur, hartverwarmend authentiek! Met cinemac
Reviewed By lancelotd669
The staff was very friendly and welcoming, excellent job! The food was good and prices reasonable. The setting is also nice. No negative remarks, good place for a medium priced dinner!
