Ottignies-Louvain-la-Neuve is a Walloon municipality located in the Belgian province of Walloon Brabant. On January 1, 2006, Ottignies-Louvain-la-Neuve had a total population of 29,521. The total area is 32.96 km² which gives a population density of 896 inhabitants per km².
Things to do in Ottignies-Louvain-la-Neuve
4 based on 167 reviews
A small, unique little restaurant in the central part of the university town of Louvain-la-Neuve. As we were visiting nearby in Rixensart, and it was Sunday evening, we decided to try our luck without Reservations. We were the first customers (around 7:00PM) and found that if you don't have Reservations, go early, because they fill their tables quickly. The food was, as expected, superb! After enjoying our appetizers, we chose their 2 fish dishes, one each, and were very pleased. A word of caution: if you are not local, and visiting Belgium, check out the rules for credit card acceptance. They only accept a card that has a "chip" found at the local bank. I think it is called a "proton card". Otherwise have some euros on hand.
4 based on 174 reviews
On recommendation of a friend we had dinner there. Me, as big pizza fan, choose for a pizza and my husband for pasta. The table next to us was served just after we ordered, and as the restaurant is medium size, the tables are very close to each other. I therefore could see the plates served. Looked OK, but when they moved the plates a little we noticed a very liquid water/tomato sauce. Our order arrived and my pizza bottom was perfectly round, with no deformation. All Lissa served had exactly the same shape. Taste was mediocre. My husband's pasta had the same liquid water/tomato sauce. He directly commented on this to me that this was not fresh but frozen food. We did not even finished half of our plates. We commented this to the waiter, who did not even denied our comments. It seems that if you are in a University city you can only eat "junk" food for a total of 59 euro!!!
To avoid this restaurant if you want to have a good, fresh, home cooked pizza or pasta.
4 based on 53 reviews
I've been living in the region for nearly 10 years and always I wanted to go visit this place. It looks uninviting and a bit run down but still, my secret hope was that the inside would make up for the uninspired outside.
Well I was wrong.
The cooking is exactly like the interior which is a perfect reflection of the exterior: not worth the money. The food wasn't exactly bad. The service was actually friendly (if a bit gruff). But I can do a more dedicated and delicate job at home, and it will cost much less.
Conclusion: I do not intend to go back.
4.5 based on 58 reviews
This is among the restaurants we frequent when home cooking is out of the option so we are very familiar with it as we've been regular clients since more than 10 years. The traditional yet cosy interiors add to the ambiance but lately, the use of what seemed to be "home-made paintings" on the walls and Ikea glasses start to diminish the classiness of the resto. Food is still very good and surely on Thursdays, one can get a real good deal. For EUR55 they have an all-in offer: drinks from aperitif to coffee/tea plus the 3-course-meal. The mise-en-bouche of Chef Carmelo is always cream-based, not typical for Italian chefs to be inclined to "crème fraiche" but it is always a good breaker. But altogether, he always comes up with a good fusion of western ingredients. Marie, his wife, is often in-charge of the dessert and she's quite good at it too. The only setback is that often the lady at the service (you have to go to the restaurant yourself to know who) has stinking underarms, which for a sensitive person like myself, can be a real turn-off. We're already used to her not-so-refined manners, which first-timer friends whom we invite there always notice, as we just find it her ways of being friendly, but you can surely count on her efficiency. Just cover your nose when something is brought to your table if you come during the "bad under-arm days". I also use their "traiteur" services for birthdays or Christmas.
4 based on 22 reviews
Nice older couple cooking in this take away restaurant! A very nice customer friendly approach! And above all: Amazing food!
4 based on 251 reviews
Welcome! <br><br>Near Louvain-la-Neuve city center, behind 'La Ferme du Biereau', in a quiet and green area. <br><br>In a contemporary and warm atmosphere. For lunch or diner. To meet, speak an laugh.<br>Loungeatude, 3 espaces ou passer un moment unique. <br><br>A Lounge°, where you will enjoy cocktails or delicious tea.<br>It's also in this cozy and friendly atmosphere that we invite you to take your apetizer before joining the dining room at the time to dine. Finally, why not to go back to finish your afterdiner close to the open fire<br><br>A Dining room° which offers a creative and varied menu in a special place where relaxation and refinement table decor blend of warm and bright colors.<br><br>a location BUSINESS - AFTER BUSINESS LOUNGE ° (BAB'L) which perfectly combine work and relaxation. Ideal for hosting your cultural meetings , seminars and corporate events.<br>It is also in this cozy and friendly space , accommodating up to 175 people , you invite your family and friends to spend a pleasant and unforgettable moment with you.<br><br>Our Terrace, extending our Lounge and Dining Areas , welcomes you as soon as the first rays of spring until the beginnings of winter. <br><br>Free parking. <br>Wireless Internet access.<br>Persons with reduced mobility access.
Freshly designed, well located near a small park, friendly and very professional. Great food and value for money. The only downside: not children friendly, however as it`s closed on Saturday and Sunday lunch time - not many chances to get there as a family. A...MoreDear Tikhon-Chicago, Thank you for giving us your feelings. We welcome children but unfortunately don't have any play-area... So they come just to make like 'older' :-) Hope to see you soon to enjoy a 'retreat' . Loungeatude Team
3.5 based on 192 reviews
Diner on a Thursday evening. The place was rather full.
The reception and service are very enthusiastic and professional.
The menu offers a wide selection.
I choose the sea bream (dorade). The fish didn't taste very fresh and was served lukewarm.
There's a wide selection of wine by the glass. The quality varies.
3.5 based on 60 reviews
A disappointing experience indeed: my wife and me went back to la Maison Communale remembering the great meals we had had there, and the uniquely charming atmosphere of this townhall-turned-restaurant. We had a table for two on the Terrace and had ordered food and drinks. Liquids came quickly enough, but after 45+ minutes waiting for our dishes (and, mind you, we had ordered pretty simple stuff - lasagne and fish), we asked the waiter if we would get our food "soon". It was no special evening - no birthdays, weddings, etc. being celebrated, no blackouts, no cold weather - no excuse, thus, to keep us holding on so long for... nothing. Our dishes were still not ready and we were asked to "wait". Thus we paid for our drinks, left, and vowed never to come back again. New management?
4 based on 65 reviews
Téléphone 003210/41.34.00
This restaurant runs a very interesting promotion on Wednesday evenings i.e. a starter, main course and dessert chosen from the menu for as little as € 27 per person. Food quality is good, service is very attentive and good selection of wines. One tip: reservation necessary for dinner on Wednesdays.
3.5 based on 223 reviews
The crepes are delicious and the atmosphere in the restaurant is very nice. It's always busy and service is usually quite quick. We've been here regularly for the last months and every crepe we've tasted has been amazing. They have loads of choices (still haven't actually read through the whole menu, that's how many choices there are!), sweet and savory, for every budget - they also have loads of different beers -as you would expect in Belgium- so definitely worth a visit!
An English version of the menu would be greatly appreciated though.
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