Portofino - Waudrez

This restaurant is no longer open and has been replaced by a Spanish restaurant called L'Andalusia.

From my work, I have to attend several times a week the restaurants of my region. The latter is welcoming, with a menu of Italian specialties, most of which are homemade, as well as a menu of suggestions where you can find a piece of meat of angusbeef type and some fish. products are simple, well worked. a nice little wine map is also proposed, my choices ranging from their good wine (bio)Montepulciano domino, salice salentino (Léon Castris season) to a good little chianti (buteille with straw background)Castelgreve, as well as some good white wines such as fiano del avolino. These wines are sparked between 21 and 31 € the bottle, which is quite reasonable for a restaurant. the reception is always friendly and the chef, Italian, cuts into four so that the meal corresponds to our expectations. that say more otherwise of the kitchens where it was given to us to visit, of a cleanness worthy of the greatest. the setting, very warm from its gallery of reproductions of master's paintings, allows a good moment of relaxation with family, romantic from the possibility of having a table back of the restaurant a little more intimate, or business meals on a large table in the back of the restaurant. In short, an excellent choice and a difficult price/quality ratio to surpass.

This restaurant has closed down and has been replaced by a Spanish restaurant.

A chier, the chite leaving , deplorable hygiene, live the frozen, meat typed with hammer, 'vin' piquette, glasses and covered in a condition..... not clean residues bad washed, curd and dangerous, no heating, at the coffee we always had the knife of the entrance, the 'pack of the graysini of entry, the bread of the dish? hallucinating never seen this school canteens are 5 stars nearby. not bancontact! just visa or liquid!(in 2013)!price shameful , value price. sincerely scam

The restaurant is no longer in business and has been replaced by a Spanish restaurant called l'Andalusia.