Top Restaurants in Waterloo
Top 10 restaurants in Waterloo, Belgium
Discover the best restaurant in Waterloo, Belgium including La Cuisine au Vert, La Mezzanina, La Pate Et Ose, La Sucrerie, Reve Richelle, Zio, L'Opera, Restaurant Philippe Meyers, Le Pavot, L'Accent Catalan
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1. La Cuisine au Vert
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By PedroFSJ - Elche, Spain
Great restaurant at Le Cote Vert hotel. They always have new dishes, plus keep a good list of classics in the menu (e.g. T Bone steak), just in case!
They start with an apetizer, then a soup, first course, main dish and desert. Totally worth it on each and every occasion I have eaten there (many). The meat is excellent, both the beef and the lamb. On the side dishes you can always go for the frites maison, or try something else - salad, or whatever the chef has chosen for each dish, you won´t be disappointed.
Desert, although I am not a big fan of them in general, have been good. There´s always a chocolate option, that, in my many visits, has always been great (souffle, mouse, cake, etc).
The maitre is well versed in wines, if in doubt, you can fully trust him.
2. La Mezzanina
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By lewstein - Waterloo, Belgium
The food was good simple no chi chi service very friendly, great value for money,in a region that's not known for reasonable prices great place to go with friends or even a romantic evening for 2, fantastic place to eat on a warm summer evening wine is very reasonable it's not grand cuisine just good food from pizzas to pasta it is advisable to book in advance.
3. La Pate Et Ose
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 295 reviews
Reviewed By Trine L
This is my second visit here, and the service and food is great. Owner (?) and waiters speak english. Fresh food made from the bottom, and the duck tasted like nothing i have ever tasted before, exciting and spicy! One in the party is vegetarian...MoreThank you very much to take time to put this laudatory comment, all the team and myself we thank you. See you soon we hope Gérard LACHARRIERZ
4. La Sucrerie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 218 reviews
Sit down for dinner where history saw the birth of Europe... Within reach of the cannon of the Waterloo battlefield and the famous Lion, Martin's Grand Hotel pays tribute to the fathers of European history, like Napoleon, Wellington and Blucher... Giving the hotel's friendly bar and delectable restaurant an extraordinary soul and charm.
Reviewed By bauwens - YYC
So there we went again, on a Sunday night where potentially preferred choices were not open.
The restaurant in in a vaulted room that was part of a sugar factory that apparently never operated as such. By lack of water, talk about planning. But anyway, room is quite nice.
Service very good. We liked the food but we good the feeling that there was a bit of a problem with salt, with some components of most dishes overly salty, while overall the dishes were OK. We still enjoyed our dinner.
Place is not cheap BTW. Appears that the default language is English, not French. Probably because the restaurant caters mostly to hotel customers.
5. Reve Richelle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By minhue - Brussels
very small restaurant, look like "table d'hôte", the lady who serve us was friendly and she told us her husband was the cooker?? We appreciate the food, very correctly done But the atmosphere was little bit too quiet, you go there for eating not for going out
6. Zio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By clementineWavre - Chaumont-Gistoux, Belgium
We had lunch yesterday, 3 people. From outside it looks very small, bit it is rather bis, enough for 50/60 people.
Their speciality is fresh pasta and we took the assortment of
4 different types. It was really good.
Nice decoration, but too much noise, they should do something here !
7. L'Opera
Overall Ratings
4 based on 321 reviews
Reviewed By Crawford S - Boise, Idaho
This is my favourite restaurant in Waterloo. Service is very professional and always polite, English is a little issue but enough staff members can help ou. The language to order is well worth the food, excelent Italian cuisine. The setting is perfect for any occasion...MoreHello Crawford, Thank you very much for taking the time to write this review. I’ll make sure to share it with our team. We’re very pleased you enjoyed our service and cuisine and hope to see you again soon. Have a great day, L’Opéra
8. Restaurant Philippe Meyers
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 221 reviews
Reviewed By jjsk1 - Brussels
We ate at the Philippe Meyers restaurant to celebrate my wife's birthday. That was an excellent choice. We were lucky enough to taste the "asparagus festival". Marvellous.
All dishes were perfect and with a special asparagus aroma, We will definitely rremember the asparagus sorbet. The two waitress were really professional. They managed to change the dessert for a great sabayon
9. Le Pavot
Overall Ratings
5 based on 202 reviews
Reviewed By Lekker001 - Brussels, Belgium
We went for dinner with friends based on the excellent reviews on this forum. Ambiance was OK but nothing special. There was only one other table occupied, which was not a good sign. Philip Meyers at the other side of the street was much more busy ( and rightfully as we clearly prefer this restaurant). We ate a la carte. Service was very good and no complaints from this side. Food however, except for the Deserts, were nothing really special. I had the bass as an appetiser and wild boar for main dish. Both were nothing special. My wife had the salmon gravlax, which turned out not to be very fresh ( and an upset stomach as a consequence) and the tilapia. One friend had the same, and the other one had the pintade Polish style ( and which was very good). The pannacotta on the other hand was excellent. Bill came out not that cheap. Ŵe clearly prefer the competitor at the other side of the street and will not go back here!
10. L'Accent Catalan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 175 reviews
L'Accent Catalan has opened its Tapas and Wine Bar in Waterloo to bring a little Sunshine into gourmet dining. It is a space dedicated to the tastes and flavors of Southern France and Northern Spain...the region known as Catalonia. L'Accent Catalan serves only fresh, high-quality products in a very warm and welcoming ambiance based on the core concept of: "Tapas, the Art of Living and Conviviality". The kitchen opens upon into the dining room and customers can dine either at the bar or at high-top tables. The setting is authentic and traditional. The products on the tasting menu are available for sale in the Fine Food Grocery and Wine Cellar, which features a selection of olive oils, tapenades, condiments, select charcuterie and the wines of Languedoc-Roussillon. As to wine, seasoned aficionados and amateurs alike can select from among the 230 wines in the wine cellar (Collioure, Côtes du Roussillon, Côtes Catalanes, Banyuls, Rivesaltes and Maury, to mention only a few). After you pass through the doors of L'Accent Catalan, it's all sun. Many customers, drawn by high-quality Roussillon products, have already have found their way to this gourmet concept in dining. Open for midday meals, quick business lunches or evening dining, L'Accent Catalan is there to offer you a moment of relaxation amidst original background music and a bell that rings to announce that tapas are about to be served... L'Accent Catalan is a gourmet spot where you can enjoy a few extra hours of vacation as you recall the summer's refreshing and delightful apéritifs... The entire staff is looking forward to welcoming you.
Reviewed By VincentBrussel - Brussel
We went back to this restaurant after a couple of years and were frankly very very disappointed. The level has dropped to Lunch-Garden-food quality at prices of Villa Lorraine. Although the staff tries to be friendly, what you get in your dish does not match with the level of pricing on the bill. Even worse, when you order a dessert, you get not what is mentioned on the menu: some items are missing and replaced by cheap Belgian chocolats. When complaining about this, we got a lot of excuses but no satisfactory answers. Fazit: There are a lot of better places to spend your hard-earned money in Waterloo.
