From the moment we arrived we could not have been made more welcome. Daniel and Lili went out of their way to ensure we had the best experience. They recommended a great bottle of wine and translated the specials into English. The food was amazing...and beautifully presented. Please reserve a table to avoid disappointment.More

We had a fabulous dinner at this lovely restaurant that was recommended to us by our hotel as a local place off the beaten track. The bone marrow was terrific and the lovely lady serving us gave us the bones to take back to the...UK for the dogs...see photo...we promised to send a photo!! Generous portions, lovely service and really great atmosphere. They were also kind enough to let us in 10 mins before opening as we arrived a bit early starving hungry! Would highly recommend.More

A small restaurant on the end of Bruge by the windmills. Booking is a must as it gets so busy and is very small. The menu is simple but cooked to perfection and all recommendations were simply delicious. So many restaurants to choose from in...Bruge but this is definitely not one to miss!More

We were highly recommended to have dinner here - we weren't disappointed. The atmosphere is warm and cosy...perfect for a Christmas getaway. The food is truly lovely...as is the service. And, the best moment of the evening (apart from the Flemish stew) is the wonderful...owner who drove my family members back to their hotel when they couldn't get a taxi. Lovely people; lovely place. Thank you! XMore

We stopped for coffee and cake here and had the apple pie 🥧 Delicious coffee and pie!!! The guy who served us was super nice and friendly.

Delicious traditional dinner, in a welcoming atmosphere. Great selection of Belgium Beers, superb location and where the locals dine- walk past the Windmills to get there

We went to this restaurant twice during our stay as it was just a 5 minute walk from our b & b. It was always busy. My only complaint was that the portions were just too big. There was no long wine list, but the...carafe of house white was very drinkable. We shared the cheese croquettes on both occasions which were delicious and easily enough for two. I had very tasty sole on the first visit and a large beef stew on the second. Both came with a bowl of fries and a nice salad. I couldn't resist the coupe colonel for dessert, 3 scoops of lime sorbet (wonderful, but 3 scoops?!) and a shot of vodka. A very enjoyable meal, but pretty expensive.More