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Restaurant Le Conteur

Rue du Marché aux Poulets 32 1000 BRUXELLES CENTRE
Maria Hakobjanyan
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Avis du  15/03/2023 11:04
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It is an all, the welcome, waiters the atmosphere, the meal What a nic...

It is an all, the welcome, waiters the atmosphere, the meal What a nice surprise it was, a feeling of "Mille et Une nuit" modern, accompanied with warmth of the Mediterranean culture, different savours of their meals Original, surprising a must to be discovered in Brussels

Maria Hakobjanyan
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Avis du  15/03/2023 11:04
Maria recommande ce restaurant pour:

It is an all, the welcome, waiters the atmosphere, the meal What a nic...

It is an all, the welcome, waiters the atmosphere, the meal What a nice surprise it was, a feeling of "Mille et Une nuit" modern, accompanied with warmth of the Mediterranean culture, different savours of their meals Original, surprising a must to be discovered in Brussels

Restaurant Beiruti Brussels

Rue Sainte Cathérine 8-10 1000 BRUXELLES CENTRE
Maria Hakobjanyan
MariaHakobjanyan
Avis du  27/10/2021 17:14
Maria recommande ce restaurant pour:

I invited my best friend who is Lebanese to this restaurant. I booke...

I invited my best friend who is Lebanese to this restaurant. I booked the place in advance online and my first surprise was that you can't stay more then 1h30... The interior is very nice and pleasant. The waiter was nice but unfortunately didn't speak a word of Arabic/Lebanese, the second waiter was only speaking English. The service was nice even though their app (to view the menu/order and pay) didn't work on our phones ... We went for 77 euro menu. So you scan the menu and you have to make your choices from there. Funny concept but the application wasn't working properly because the internet connection inside is quite poor and the waiter kindly accepted to take our choices. We were really surprised there is no other drinks that the bottle of water included in the menu. When we asked for wine the reply was a strong non as they don't have Alcohol in the restaurant. We were surprised as considering the location of the restaurant (St Catherine area) and my Lebanese friend told me that in Beirut you can get alcohol in restaurants ! Lebanon has Muslims (that drink alcohol and others that don't) and Christians too. Going to this restaurant, people might think that Lebanon is a alcohol free country which is not the case ! We were looking forward for a nice tasty meal full of flavours but it was a big disappointment... litteraly. Taboule without tomatoes, humus with some other ingrediants and too liquid etc.... I am not an expert in Lebanese food but my friend is and said is the worst Lebanese food she has ever had. When the waiter asked if we enjoyed the dinner, my friend explained all that to the waiter. The reply was... those are the recipies of the owners grand mother.... .. Not going back anytime soon, I missed the Lebanese culture and way of hosting and the delicious meal.

Maria Hakobjanyan
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Avis du  27/10/2021 17:14
Maria recommande ce restaurant pour:

I invited my best friend who is Lebanese to this restaurant. I booke...

I invited my best friend who is Lebanese to this restaurant. I booked the place in advance online and my first surprise was that you can't stay more then 1h30... The interior is very nice and pleasant. The waiter was nice but unfortunately didn't speak a word of Arabic/Lebanese, the second waiter was only speaking English. The service was nice even though their app (to view the menu/order and pay) didn't work on our phones ... We went for 77 euro menu. So you scan the menu and you have to make your choices from there. Funny concept but the application wasn't working properly because the internet connection inside is quite poor and the waiter kindly accepted to take our choices. We were really surprised there is no other drinks that the bottle of water included in the menu. When we asked for wine the reply was a strong non as they don't have Alcohol in the restaurant. We were surprised as considering the location of the restaurant (St Catherine area) and my Lebanese friend told me that in Beirut you can get alcohol in restaurants ! Lebanon has Muslims (that drink alcohol and others that don't) and Christians too. Going to this restaurant, people might think that Lebanon is a alcohol free country which is not the case ! We were looking forward for a nice tasty meal full of flavours but it was a big disappointment... litteraly. Taboule without tomatoes, humus with some other ingrediants and too liquid etc.... I am not an expert in Lebanese food but my friend is and said is the worst Lebanese food she has ever had. When the waiter asked if we enjoyed the dinner, my friend explained all that to the waiter. The reply was... those are the recipies of the owners grand mother.... .. Not going back anytime soon, I missed the Lebanese culture and way of hosting and the delicious meal.