
Cafe for Belgian specialties including oysters, mussels & burgers, plus drinks, in a lively setting.
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The pesto was super flavorful and I can’t remember the name of the chicken dish but it was kind of like a pot pie, except it only had a tiny filo crust on top and there were meatballs and bacon in addition to the chicken and gravy. Very decadent and good.
Truly enjoyable food and beverages in a Bwwlgian Tradition. Wide selection of drinks, i had the French Cider, and the dishes were not your average dishes. The cheese croquettes were amazing. I got the Bouchée de la reine, and it was lighyt, but filing qnd délicieux. Then fhe BXL waffle with fruit, ice cream and chocolate. Definitely a must return to. You can get by for $40 a person, we just went a little more
After visiting Antwerp, Belgium, Vincent from Brasserie den Antigoon told me to visit a bar in New York City called BXL Café. So when I got back home, I made it a point to go. BXL Café has such a great vibe. It’s got that cool dive bar feel but with the charm and energy of a real Belgian spot. The space feels cozy and laid-back, the kind of place where you can just relax and hang out for a while without feeling rushed. We came for the Monday night unlimited mussels special, which they also do o
From the Jan 30, 2026 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.

No food thermometer available to check cooking and holding temperatures.

Plumbing issues: poor drainage, backflow risk, or wastewater handled improperly.

Food surfaces are too worn or badly built to be properly cleaned.