Location: Uccle
Top Restaurants in Uccle
Top Things to do in Uccle
Where to Eat in Uccle: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Uccle (French pronunciation: [ykl]) or Ukkel (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈɵkəl] ( listen)) is one of the 19 municipalities located in the Brussels-Capital Region of Belgium. In common with all the Brussels municipalities, it is legally bilingual (French–Dutch).
Things to do in Uccle
1. Le Chou de Bruxelles
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 963 reviews
Since 20years our restaurant have the pleasure to serve you a local cooking in a "belgo-belge" decoration, our specialty, the mussels, prepared in more then 30 kinds, built our reputation and well outside our borders. In good weather, a beautiful garden will welcome you.Special in Brussels, you can compose yourself your Menu "à la carte" for 29€: starter, main course and dessert to choose in the menu.
Reviewed By CarolienBAC - Leuven, Belgium
Le Chou de Bruxelles is famous for its mussels with French fries and other typical Belgian dishes. Since I'm a big fan of mussels, I was really looking forward to an evening in this restaurant.
The interior of the restaurant is decorated with Belgian memorabilia, most notably a lot of decorations which are referring to Brussels' most famous statue: Manneken Pis. The restaurant is not very big and quite popular, so make sure to reserve a table if you want to have dinner on a weekend evening.
My friends and I all went for the dinner formula: starter, main course and dessert for 32 euro. A very sharp price, indeed. The carpaccio of Begian beef was nice, but the mussels with thyme where exceptional. Best mussels I had in my life. Nice touch: I got to wear a bib to make sure I didn't soil my clothes.
The tarte tatin I got as dessert was ok, but not really memorable. Loved the complementary limoncello. I always appreciate it when the restaurant offers you some free drinks!
It was awfully warm though in the restaurant. This was perhaps due to the fact that the tables are quite close to each other and the restaurant was fully packed.
Tip: You really, really have to order the mussels.
2. Le Pigeon Noir
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 169 reviews
Reviewed By Jurgen B - Brussels, Belgium
Very good and personal service, good quality food, but my partner and I couldn't understand why it has received a Michelin star. Nothing special. Except for the price: too high. Correction: the food is too expensive, the wine by the glass is not. They don't offer a set menu for the evening, so you are obliged to take à la carte, which is always more expensive.
3. Le Fruit Defendu
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 231 reviews
Reviewed By Suskumuikkunen - Brussels, Belgium
Visited this restaurant with a friend couple. It’s cosy and staff is friendly yet we had few incidents when they forgot our request (like bringing extra water, cooking steak well as there was a pregnant one etc...).
Food is good and definitely filling. Prices are a bit high but didn’t find it too pricey compared to what you get.
All in all a good restaurant even I wouldn’t go really often.
4. Le Bugatti
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 296 reviews
Good plain cooking with typical dishes from Belgium since 1988: Stew beef with cheek of ox in trappist dark beer, rabbit stew (boned) with Kriek, tomatoes stuffed with grey shrimps, homemade shrimps and cheese croquettes, veal blanquette, Zeeland mussels, sole meunière, saddle of hare, veal kidneys liegeoise way...; still a family restaurant, in an authentic and atypical frame: private old garage in a 19th century house Art Nouveau and Horta with a stained-glass window
Reviewed By Bluemarley7 - Brussels, Belgium
Every dish we ordered was too salty, including the salad! I ordered some croquette aux crevettes and l regretted it. There is no taste of shrimps in it and felt like it was frozen for years before frying it. Horrible... I stopped eating croquettes since then.
My boyfriend had entrecôte which was so dry chewy (and of course salty!) that he couldn't finish it. I don't understand the positive reviews about this place; either we were unlucky either the reviewers dont mind earing junky food.
Such beautiful place and atmosphere, pity they don't know how to cook!!
5. Le Wine Bar des Marolles
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 809 reviews
The classement today of the restaurant is 8 in the section Tea and coffee but we are a real restaurant (bistronomie) with 600 different kind of wines kind regards
Reviewed By 321CIB - Brentwood, United Kingdom
I booked this place for dinner on our wedding annivesary and was so looking forward to the experience given the great reviews. I noticed a number of couples walking into the restaurant asking for tables but they were turned away, which to me was impressive as most of the customer base seemed to be regulars. The staff were very helpful and had great knowledge of the menu. I asked about the beef/steak onglet and was asked how I would like it cooked? I replied 'medium' and then I was then informed that this would not be possible as the chef wouldn't allow this to happen and it had to be rare. This is the first time I have ever experienced this in any restaurant and I find it shocking as the paying customer, regardless of what the chef thinks or opinions on how something is cooked. I ended up with beef cheek and beetroot, the beef was lovely but there was far too much beetroot on the plate. To make matters worse, my wife had the pork chop and about half way through she noticed blood starting to seep out of the meat! Given the response to me wanting my steak being cooked how I would like it? The waiter was very polite and offered to change the pork but by this time we had seen enough, and we asked for the bill and left. There was no discount or refund offered for the undercooked pork, and as much as I find that dissapointing I really couldn't be bothered to argue this point on our anniversary. I was suprised by our experience as the place is lovely, the staff were knowledgable and the majority of the reviews looked fantastic.
6. N 7 Ristorante Italiano
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 232 reviews
Reviewed By Yuri H - Bruselas, Bélgica
I had late (and light) dinner here the other night. There was just one dish that I took and a glass of wine, so it is hard for me to make a good overall judgement on the food served there, but my experience was very good. The place is rather easy to miss, even though it is just a few steps from the Avenue Louise. Quiet exterior (not to be mistaken for shabby) suggests that people working there focus on the real thing and not appearances. Even past 9 on a Wed evening is was almost full with visitors of various walks of life, but certainly a discerning crowd. As mentioned, only 1 dish for me and it was exactly right. A glass of wine complimented it perfectly. Add to that crisp and friendly service and I am a happy customer. Nice place.
7. Au vieux Spijtigen Duivel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 216 reviews
Reviewed By Happy186605 - Dublin, Ireland
Called on a Saturday evening - it was around 6.00pm and we hadn't made a reservation. Although it was quiet at that time, the waiter advised us that the "better" tables at the back in the Terrace were all reserved. We were given a smaller table just opposite the entrance to the loos. We noticed most diners didn't arrive until we had finished and we were about to leave Apart from that, the waiters were jolly, efficient and humourous. The menu is limited but the food is good and the prices reasonable. There's a small selection of draft beers and a large selection of bottles. We had a main course each and two drinks each. The special Spijtigenburger was large and v tasty. Overall a pleasant evening - we'll be back.
8. Artisauce
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 219 reviews
Christophe and Frederic are welcoming you in their Young, Gastronomic and Open Cuisine. Our Restaurant is a Modern but Cozy and Peaceful place assorted with a beautiful south facing Garden. Christophe, the Chef, uses only Fresh products with New Flavours and very nice presentations. We change the card every two months. Pleasure in you Plate !
Reviewed By Cyril G
Warm welcome, very good and friendly service. Fresh and tasty food with adequate portion size. Definitely not taking risk to try this one. Only regret, they could have a few more beer on selection.
9. Philema
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 148 reviews
Reviewed By anektarioz - Athens, Greece
Nice decoration and friendly service. Interesting selection of Greek wines and dishes (a bit diverted from the typical recipes). Everything we tasted was very good but in small portions. Fairly expensive. All in all, the resto is a good choise and my foreign friends really enjoyed it. However, personally speaking, in terms of my expectations from a Greek (gourmet) restaurant, something was missing: the greek "traditional" treat of the house that is offered free of charge to the clients. A round of mastiha shots, for example, you would expect to be "on the house", especially when you pay 40+ € / person. This, afterall, is part of the renown Greek hospitality...
10. Koyzina Authentica
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 270 reviews
Reviewed By Riccardo V
Beautiful location in elegant house in the center of Uccle. Very kind & professional service, with an easy going attitude making you feel home. Great healthy authentic Greek cuisine with generous portions. Nice wine list. Honest prices.
