Skievelat - Brussels

This is the best restaurant in Brussels for groups. I have dined here with a group of 20 colleagues and everything was perfect. They arranged tables outside to have an Apéro in the sun, then we moved up where our table was ready and waiting. All dishes came out at the same time, perfectly hot, all tasting delicious with generous portions. The waiter worked so hard to make sure we always had enough drinks. The desserts were a pleasant surprise! Very recommended if you are looking for a place for a group booking. I will definitely be back!

Very nice staff that serves really well affordable Belgian food. We had the traditional chicken with sauce and three meat dishes. Everyone serves with prepared frits and a side salad that they have combined for us. Everything looked great. Friendly staff also recommend beautiful Belgian beer and wine. It is a little from the city centre and is worth finding for a nice meal.

You have a very nice service and beautiful packages for group reservations! Although I recommend you to diversify (not try to take shrimp as an appetizer and main dish for example) Your Carpaccio is so delicious. I loved it! Thanks for the service to the staff!

Small classic Belgian brasserie: beer and oven cooked food with cozy chalet style setting. However, the quality went down and the price rose in 2022. For example, a cheese burger is now €18.50 and although it is served with the help of fries and salad, it is nothing special and completely forgotten. I like the 4 cabins in the window and the Vegi Lasagne. Good seating for groups and parties in the 1st. Stock Mezzanine (there are decent toilets on this level, but no disability access), so often busy on weekends. Limited outdoor seats on the sunny side of the road. Come here if you want something typical Belgian, but only if you are in the area anyway.

Good things are: Location Service (meaning they quickly found sound who speaks English and were polite) Bad things: We waited about an hour for our food to come while there was only 3 tables taken. Fish and chips are impossible to eat, the fish is very fatty and instead of butter it’s covered in panko. Still, doesn’t stop them from charging 22 euros, more than I paid in London. If you’re visiting I do not suggest this place. There are so many nicer spots in town.