Horta Brasserie

The atmosphere here was truly amazing, the staff were incredibly respectful, and the coffee tasted exceptional. Most importantly, the value and care they showed for children were truly admirable and gracious.

Delightful venue, delicious food and very nice service. We had the Salmon, with veg and potatoes and a sauce, absolutely 5* and the burger, which was very good. The high ceiling, brightness and incredible artwork all add to making it a very nice and relaxing time. We visited the Comic museum and had a terrific time, and this was perfect and served as the dinner if the day. It's a beautiful venue.

A local brasserie attached to the comic art museum (evidence of which is also found around the bar, walls and bookcases). Several beers on tap and simple, but very good, food. The toilets (upstairs, and watch your head!) are OK and the staff very friendly.

DoV: Wednesday late lunch, early June! It was a nice stop after some time walking in the Comic Art Museum!

Praxtical if you're visiting the Museum of Bandes Dessinées attached. They even offer a Breakfast+museum pass option! The building is beautiful The staff is very friendly The food is fine, basic and not too expensive. Lunch option before 11AM.

Great to have this facility next to the museum. We felt they could have made you feel a bit more welcome and the food is only average for Belgium (which has higher standards than elsewhere)

Solid restaurant with good scampi and steak tartare. Worthwhile stop if you're in the comic museum if it's not too full.

We only had desserts because they didn't serve savory dishes late in the afternoon. Waffles and moelleux au chocolat where so-so but the atmosphere is really really great.

3.5 Stars Located in the Museum of Comic Arts, a beautiful Horta designed one-time textile showroom, Brasserie Horta has high ambitions, but execution is not always consistent. It's open from 10am to 6pm, so draws a big lunch crowd, and the daily special is a good deal, although they frequently runs out so get there early. The regular menu changes with the season (game in the fall), and the presentation is beautiful, but the dishes are sometimes over-salted. Being in the Comic Arts Museum, they of course have a kids menu, and the constantly changing Smurf placemats are kind of a fun touch. Beers are from the Palm family of breweries (Palm, Rodenbach, Brugge Tripel, etc.), but they serve wine as well.

I ordered coffee to drink while waiting for my friends to see the museum. The staff was very rude and the coffee was expensive for the tiny cup.

The restaurant is attached to the Brussels Comic Strip Museum. Great place to grab a quick drink or lunch. Flavors are solid, reasonably priced.