Le Quartier Latin - Elsene

The experience was okay. I was hoping for some Latin cuisine, but there was only nachos on the menu. The restaurant's name is deceiving in that regard. The meatballs were just average. Food quality was rated a 3, service a 3, and atmosphere a 4.

The price is very expensive to have barely warm frozen vegetable pasta (fun fact: I had bought a bag of cut frozen vegetables the day before, strangely, exactly like in this restaurant and with the same rubbery and watery taste, strange for a restaurant that says everything is homemade) Edit: lover of good cooking, I regularly cook my own dishes, generally buying my vegetables at the market. I rarely buy my food frozen and I have never watched Top Chef, contrary to this boss's unconvincing and recurring arguments. Strangely, I generally don't have this feeling in other restaurants. Afterwards, either the vegetables were frozen or they were not fresh, but in all cases, this dish was cold and of poor quality for an exorbitant price. In view of all the many bad comments, a questioning would be necessary!

The boss runs an unsanitary establishment, there are rats everywhere in the building as well as trash cans. You can even find droppings next to food in the storeroom. I therefore advise you not to go there. I worked there until I became disgusted with the hygiene and the boss's inappropriate/racist remarks towards my colleagues. Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1

The atmosphere at this restaurant is great, the staff is friendly, and they have a clear menu. I haven't tried the food yet, but it seems like a good place to stop in for a drink. The front door is wheelchair accessible with a ramp. The dine-in service is rated a 4 out of 5, and the atmosphere is also rated a 4 out of 5. Prices per person range from €10 to €20.

Cozy atmosphere for general Jacques etterbeek drinks or after work Service: Dine in Meal type: Other Price per person: €20–30 Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4 Recommended dishes: Vol Au Vent, L'Américain Préparé Done By The Chef