De Statie - Brecht

As an entrepreneur, I come here more often at lunch. From the tomato soup that's good, but if you're having lunch again, this is a good thing. The lunches are a... read more As an entrepreneur, I come here more often at lunch. From the tomato soup that's good, but if you're having lunch again, this is a good thing. The lunches are always worth it and sometimes very surprising. La carte is also the price/quality is more than perfect.

We had two people there. The steak on his own was good, the fries don't eat, weak and bad-baked. The solution was down. Meat with some sauce and a quack with no... read more We had two people there. The steak on his own was good, the fries don't eat, weak and bad-baked. The solution was down. Meat with some sauce and a quack with nothing. With all the price quality, it's a huge fall. Actually, we paid 23 euros for a piece of steak. No one asked me at the meal or tasted it. Alkes was attacked. Also the account. Very disappointing. We left without dessert, hungry.

As an entrepreneur, I come here more often at lunch. From the tomato soup that's good, but if you're having lunch again, this is a good thing. The lunches are a... read more As an entrepreneur, I come here more often at lunch. From the tomato soup that's good, but if you're having lunch again, this is a good thing. The lunches are always worth it, and sometimes very surprising, la carte is the price/quality more than perfect.

De Statie was an absolute delight! The food was amazing—fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. Every dish exceeded expectations. What truly made the experi... read more De Statie was an absolute delight! The food was amazing—fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. Every dish exceeded expectations. What truly made the experience stand out, though, was the incredible staff: genuinely friendly, welcoming, and attentive from start to finish. It was especially appreciated that they were open on the 24th of December, which made the evening feel even more special. A wonderful place with great food and outstanding hospitality. Highly recommended!

This was not a great experience. The room: We stayed at was large and nicely built, yet upkeep was poor. The electoral outlets had all been disabled and the one... read more This was not a great experience. The room: We stayed at was large and nicely built, yet upkeep was poor. The electoral outlets had all been disabled and the one that we could find looked like it was in poor condition. Tried to charge my phone, wasn 't able to load it up to 25% in an entire night (where it usually it takes 2 hours to fully load. There was no soap and the furniture was worn. Breakfast. First of, I don 't know if this is allowed in this country, but cheeses, meats, yogurt and milk are left out in the sun, uncooled. Aside from the mentioned , stale tiny buns, some old tiny croissants and some Nutella was all that was available. The orange juice placed next to the breakfast didn 't seem to appetizing as it had fruitflies floating at the top, which the girl, who eventually showed up would scoop out from time to time. Total cost: 17.50 per person. I kid you not. It would also be nice if someone was there to greet you, instead of you having to look for them. Tip: either get a refrigerated display case or make breakfast packages for just guests on request. This wasn 't just unappetizing, it 's a health issue. Attached two pictures. Fyi, these are not pictures from our table, but of the entire buffet . In the background a glimpse of the gentlemen 's bathroom, where they took the door out for extra stimulants for eyes and nose... Dinner. Both dining area 's (inside and outside) are decorated nicely. Unfortunately the rest of the dinner experience was in accordance with the rest. Staff seems to be uninterested in helping you. It took 10 minutes for someone to help us. Once we had ordered our drinks, we saw the staff members making themselves drinks , but we didn 't get ours until dinner arrived. I 'm not exaggerating for effect here. The orange juice ordered cost 6 Euro 's per glass for a tiny tiny glass of orange juice diluted with water and a ton of ice cubes. As for the dinner it self, tough if you have allergies, are bound to dietary restrictions or have certain beliefs, cause what they offer is pretty much from one single Food Group: meat. They prepare the food by drowning it in butter. Not sure the chef is aware , but the WHO advises a maximum of 6 grams, not 25 per meal.. Lord. Never had anything this salty. Again the food is not cheap, which would be worth it had it been more pleasant.