Accepts Credit Cards: Yes Good for Groups: Yes Has TV: Yes Waiter Service: Yes
Price range.
$$ Price range $11-30
3 reviews
Elia Maser
They really tried with the decor and making the menu seem hipster, but this is still standard airport food. I had the croque monsignor, which was the saddest ham and cheese sandwich I've ever had. Oddly, the fries didn't come with mayo.
If you're looking for a decent meal stay away from this place. The food is terrible -got the seafood bisque which arrived lukewarm & had a strange odor & funky taste. It honestly smelt really bad &,tasted worst…like rotten canned fish. We took two spoonfuls and sent it back. Got the Belgian Fries as a side and they were regular french fries…very okay.
Also note, they serve meals only till 9 pm. With very few options around this particular area of Terminal B, it's a pity Belgian Beer Cafe is not doing a better job with their food options.
You get what you get with airport food. That's to be expected. Regardless of the name or the menu items, it's still half-assed food from the lowest bidding contract and you're grossly overcharged. It's a fact of life. Accept it and let's move on to what makes this place decent.
First and most important: I love Belgian beer. The existence of an airport restaurant with a very respectable Belgian beer selection, on tap and in bottles, is amazing. It sets them apart, and made this the idea place to spend a 4-hour layover before an overnight flight to London.
Second, this is the only place in this arm of the terminal where you're going to find any quiet or secluded area. All of the other food sources are in the large open circle near the gates.
For a bit of quiet, adequate food, and a glimpse into what Belgium has to offer, this is the absolute best option.
They really tried with the decor and making the menu seem hipster, but this is still standard airport food. I had the croque monsignor, which was the saddest ham and cheese sandwich I've ever had. Oddly, the fries didn't come with mayo.
If you're looking for a decent meal stay away from this place. The food is terrible -got the seafood bisque which arrived lukewarm & had a strange odor & funky taste. It honestly smelt really bad &,tasted worst…like rotten canned fish. We took two spoonfuls and sent it back. Got the Belgian Fries as a side and they were regular french fries…very okay.
Also note, they serve meals only till 9 pm. With very few options around this particular area of Terminal B, it's a pity Belgian Beer Cafe is not doing a better job with their food options.
You get what you get with airport food. That's to be expected. Regardless of the name or the menu items, it's still half-assed food from the lowest bidding contract and you're grossly overcharged. It's a fact of life. Accept it and let's move on to what makes this place decent.
First and most important: I love Belgian beer. The existence of an airport restaurant with a very respectable Belgian beer selection, on tap and in bottles, is amazing. It sets them apart, and made this the idea place to spend a 4-hour layover before an overnight flight to London.
Second, this is the only place in this arm of the terminal where you're going to find any quiet or secluded area. All of the other food sources are in the large open circle near the gates.
For a bit of quiet, adequate food, and a glimpse into what Belgium has to offer, this is the absolute best option.