This was the best bar we went in while visiting Brussels, great music, great atmosphere, great beer. The prices were reasonable, had a fab night.

Typical Belgian cafe. Great mussels and frites. Excellent value and a relaxed atmosphere. Would come back again.

Those looking for the authentic cuisine of Brussels, look no further: this is it. Without tourists around, this is no tourist trap: Les Trappistes is how the Brussels brasserie should look, feel and taste. A good "Américain" is a raw one, and in this case...the vintage dish is prepared at the table the way it should. Not for the faint of heart though, the way the mashed meat pours out of the grinder in the midst of families and friends. Only diehard lovers of dead animals eat them raw, and raw they are served by a waiter who seems pretty marinated himself, taking orders with an air of 'mind your own business'. Vegetarians take note: there aren't a lot of options here, but the vegetarian salad is exquisite and copious. One small note: there should have been better, local types of Gueuze on the menu. But hey, the restaurant isn't called Les Gueuzes. Nice that you can eat all day here. I don't see any reason why you shouldn't.More

In one word : the greatest pubfood in Brussels.Great meat freshly prepared at the table. Beer from the tap : perfect temperature , perfect serving.

Good family run restaurant .... NOT the cheapest by a long way but really excelkent traditional cooking .....

Original decor, professional waiter with a sense of humor, who makes a mean table side "Américain Frites" to die for, excellent price/quality-wise. A true Belgian restaurant making honest Belgian food.

Their mussels and french fries were not the best I had but it was still quite good. The service was on the other hand truly exceptional!