Belgian Frit'n Toast
20130517:
As I was walking around Brussels in search of the Musees Royaux des Beaux-Arts de Belgique (Dutch: Koninklijke Musea voor Schone Kunsten van Belgie, English: Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium) it started raining and I decide to stop by the nearest place to eat in hopes that the rain stops by the time I'm done. I no longer remember what went into my decision making, but I ended up here at Belgian Frit'n Toast. The options looked good and along with my meal I ordered a Hoegaarden.
I wrote: "#62. Assiette saucisse boudin blanc (2 pieces). Schotel witte pens (2 stuks) 14.90€. Mayonnaise and ketchup 0.70€ each. Salad/carrot/corn mix was good. Sausage had a mealy sort of texture."
Since I'm not fond of mealy sausages, I'm not a good judge of whether or not they were tasty.
On a different note, if you come and want to eat in, then just find a place to sit. You can choose to sit upstairs or downstairs, either way a waiter will come to take your order. Otherwise, if you're looking for take out, then you can order at the front. Also, its good to know they accept credit card.
While I was trying to wait for the rain to die down, I recall it only got worse. Without an umbrella, I also had a hard time reading the maps I had, so I easily got lost. While the walk to the museum should have taken a mere 9 minutes from Frit'n Toast (according to Google Maps), it took me around an hour and a half before I successfully found the museum.
[20130709]
Belgian Frit'n Toast
Relevant Links:
Belgian Frit'n Toast Website NL/EN/FR
Frit'n Toast - Centre-Ville - Bruxelles (Yelp.com)
As I was walking around Brussels in search of the Musees Royaux des Beaux-Arts de Belgique (Dutch: Koninklijke Musea voor Schone Kunsten van Belgie, English: Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium) it started raining and I decide to stop by the nearest place to eat in hopes that the rain stops by the time I'm done. I no longer remember what went into my decision making, but I ended up here at Belgian Frit'n Toast. The options looked good and along with my meal I ordered a Hoegaarden.
I wrote: "#62. Assiette saucisse boudin blanc (2 pieces). Schotel witte pens (2 stuks) 14.90€. Mayonnaise and ketchup 0.70€ each. Salad/carrot/corn mix was good. Sausage had a mealy sort of texture."
Since I'm not fond of mealy sausages, I'm not a good judge of whether or not they were tasty.
On a different note, if you come and want to eat in, then just find a place to sit. You can choose to sit upstairs or downstairs, either way a waiter will come to take your order. Otherwise, if you're looking for take out, then you can order at the front. Also, its good to know they accept credit card.
While I was trying to wait for the rain to die down, I recall it only got worse. Without an umbrella, I also had a hard time reading the maps I had, so I easily got lost. While the walk to the museum should have taken a mere 9 minutes from Frit'n Toast (according to Google Maps), it took me around an hour and a half before I successfully found the museum.
[20130709]
Belgian Frit'n Toast
Relevant Links:
Belgian Frit'n Toast Website NL/EN/FR
Frit'n Toast - Centre-Ville - Bruxelles (Yelp.com)
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