My boyfriend and I came here this past weekend. Great atmosphere, nice service and really good food! The dessert was also really good (the dame noir with warm chocolate to put on the ice cream!). We will come back ... great experience.

We went on a rainy night when it was not very crowded and were delighted to have delicious mussels I could however see it being a difficult place to get into on the weekend Nicely decorated it is a very Belgian experience! Certainly worth visiting...if you are in the areaMore

Such a nice place with tasty food and so friendly staff. I have been there twice and both times were amazing! I super recommend it!

Wonderful. Just wonderful. Old Belgium chic at its best. Pleasant service abd charming owner, with real quality Belgian dishes at affordable prices. Lovely decor. Comfy seats. Huge selection of beers. This will become my local.

The location is nice but the owner very unpolite. Since the moment we entered the place she looked annoyed. The food was not good at all, the dishes are pre-cooked and warmed in the microwave. Also the prices are above average, especially the local beer,...priced double!!very bad service.Not worthed at all.More

Typical french restaurant. Too small tables. but nice atmosphere if it is not too busy. Half of the dinner we had a table next to us and no space in between. Only 1 waiter for 2 floor. I order fish and my husband rabbit. The...fish was delicious, the rabbit so so.More

Warm, cosy , murals depicting Bugatti scenes, stained glass. No matter what you choose you have great Belgian food. Les petites crevettes grises from the North Sea were melting in the mouth. The service was excellent.

We visited twice as we loved the food so much! First visit we tried the rabbit stew cooked in cherry beer and the rabbit just melted in your mouth. I’ve never thought to cook rabbit in cherry beer before but I will now! On our...second visit we tried the chateaubriand and as well as being reasonable priced it was cooked beautifully and served with well cooked veg and super tasty thyme and mushroom sauce. We tried potato croquettes for starters and chocolate fondants for dessert, we drank many cherry beers and didn’t dislike a single thing! If you’re ever in Brussels this is a must visit!More

Dinner like, 3 menus. Stew in beer sauce and home made fries was really good. Meat, you can call it Softy, self digesting in mouth. True, that it takes time to get the dishes, but this is specifics of restaurant, customer made to order and...fresh. Inside was too hot (no AC?), but some small tables on the pavement make a nice roundup, since road is quiet one. They take only cash, are you kidding me?More

Charming pub-style restaurant. Friendly staff, great food. The white asparagus was delicious (seasonal)! Recommended!

Le Bugatti never disappoints. The food is always excellent traditional Belgian cuisine and the decor sympathique. A keeper. We will go back again, and again, it's that good.

Le Bugatti prouds itself on serving authentic Belgian cuisine. As a Belgian myself I was rather curious which dishes I would find on the menu. Turns out Le Bugatti really put a 'best of' of traditional Belgian dishes on its menu: mussels, steak tartare, shrimp...croquettes, veal stew, meat balls, rabbit stew, black pudding,.... Some of those dishes I hadn't tasted for ages. The atmosphere of Le Bugatti is very nice and warm. The interior is gorgeous with glass in lead windows and beautiful old fashioned wall paintings. We got a very nice table in the back of the restaurant (we were 6 people). As a starter I ordered the small snails. The dish tasted very good, but the sauce was quite heavy. As a main course I had a very famous Belgian dish: eels in green sauce. The sauce was a bit too salty, but good none the less. The potatoes were served too cold though. As dessert I enjoyed a very nice crème brûlée. After dessert I had eaten enough food for two days, I believe. After our dinner we asked the waitress to split up the bill. I have to say I couldn't believe my eyes how this was handled: all calculations were made by hand on a small piece of paper and only cash payments were accepted. Seems like the notorious 'white cash register' somehow didn't make it to this corner of Brussels.More