belgian-style frites, but i don’t think they come with sauces, either.

For moules frites, go Belgian. The classic place would be Cafe Bruxelles on Greenwich Ave in the West Village. A dozen or so varieties of mussels and great frites. - er

Maybe it isn’t all that new, but I just noticed it. W. 4th St., just east of 6th Ave., conveniently located next to a frites shop (Le Kot?). Don’t remember the name but it seemed to be hidden beyond a courtyard. A...

of the Belgian food iceberg: influenced by France and Germany, lots of salt water fish & shellfish, excellent sauces and stews, fries/frites...and great beers. According to Zagats, Benita’s Frites was the only Belgian...

The Belgian Beer Bar used to have a stand out front where they sold their fries and mussels to go (think Pommes Frites with not quite and add mussels). It was an awesome lunch when I was in law school. Unfortunately, it closed...

Okay as if my pomme frites search didn’t cause a stir, I have another request! Where oh where can I find an nice big ol' belgian waffle around here? I’m talking the big thick sweet one’s and topped with all the...

Went once. Moule frites were average (I guess I was expecting more considering it’s a belgian resto.). Nice selection of beers. Overall it was just “Okay”. Given the plethora of far better restos in Toronto, I...

I stopped in the other night and sat at the bar for a few beers – excellent Belgian beers on tap, a very pleasant and beer-knowledgeable bartender. The only food I had was an order of frites and an order of Bitter Ballen (I...

just average, mostly american bar food. the mussels were mediocre. if you want good, authentic belgian food — and spectacular mussels — go to cafe de bruxelles (on greenwich avenue in the west village). they also have...

consist of moules/frites, steaks/frites, Lamb tagine, duck breast, halibut – all in the 17 dollar range. For desert, you must try the Belgian waffle. The wine list is small but pretty good and they have a special belgian beer...

That wasn’t really the case for me. Some of the food was very good, but when a Belgian restaurant makes mediocre moules frites, it’s not a good sign.

), speculoos cookies (if you fly Delta, their “Biscoff” cookie is a large speculoos made by the Belgian company Lotus), moules frites are in fact typically Belgian, not French, and there are many ways to prepare the...

Hi and thanks everyone for their input on my birthday meal planning. The menu will be: Salad of Belgian endive, radiccio, celery root and pears with an hazelnut dressing (from the williams sonoma website) Mussels and fries Homemade...

I’m planning my birthday party dinner and the theme this year is Belgian food. For now, all I have is the main course (moules et frites), Belgian beer to be served with it. Do you have suggestions for the appetizer and...

as a "Belgian" restaurant. Sure...they have a good selection of Belgian beer (not the best in town – Stella’s on Commercial Dr holds that crown) and Moule Frite. I consider it closer to a casual French bistro with...