In 't Klein Stadhuis

Beautiful food, with so much flavour. Reasonable prices and good service. Was rushing to get my coach, but food was delivered in good time. Not much gluten free specifically on the menu, but staff quite well aware of what contains gluten, as well as what can and can’t be made gluten free. Staff said all sauces are gluten free.

Great place to have dinner, food was great, staff was very friendly en relaxed, no pushing, no hanging around, just let the guests be and decide when they want to order. Great!! We will definitely visit again..

Friendly team working hard to keep their customers happy. Excellent selection of local food and beer. Wipers Times beer was excellent. Second visit and looking forward to returning again next year.

Had one of the best steaks I’ve ever had 10/10 really really good fillet steak. Pepper sauce was also very nice.

Had a fantastic experience at a great restaurant! They accommodated us without a booking on our first night, and the food was so good that we returned on our second night. The ham hock, Flemish stew, and fish stew were all delicious, and the diverse beer selection added to the experience. The staff was attentive and friendly, making our dining experience truly enjoyable. Highly recommended!

Arrived about 1730 without a booking but they said we could have a table if we could be finished by 2000. No problem. Charming, efficient staff, nice wine and beer choices, delicious food. The goat cheese salad was one of the best salads ever...the combination of ingredients was well balanced, flavorful, and super fresh. Also liked the Belgian stew. Central location next to the In Flanders Field Museum but not overly touristy.

We both had Flemish stew with chicory salad and fries. It was amazing, as reviews have said. Thoroughly recommend. Nice laud back ambience with attentive and good humoured friendly staff. Definitely 5 stars.

This restaurant was actually recommended by our Hotel so tonight we would be onto a winner…. And generally very good, location, food good but not brilliant… However the main waiter ( Mike) was quite nonchalant to almost rude in his service…. I do not think he wanted us at his restaurant despite my son and I dressed very smartly as we had just been to the last Post?….We ordered drinks which came quite quickly but our food order took over 35 mins?….. half way through our meal I requested some tap water only to be then charged £3 for the privilege?….In all of France where we have been travelling through and also back in the UK you do not get charged for Tap water… this is not a monetary issue more a point of principal which Mike just did not get and also we was not informed when we ordered this?…. I challenged this with Mike who then have me a limp excuse about his chef having to washing up glasses etc?…. My £20 tip went back into my pocket as a result….. very poor service and I would suggest Mike has a rethink on his policy,… with us British( who I might add pay a lot into Ypres economy) then he might get better reviews and custom??…. Not cricket and not how to treat customers.!!??

Overlooking City Centre Ieper, this place is a very good spot for a nice evening dinner. The storefront is part of a row of restaurants facing Grote Markt. Along with its neighbors, it offers an extensive outdoor dining area. The indoor facility is also nice having a lovely nostalgic feel with additional seating upstairs as well. My server did a rather good job during my visit. Using English was not a problem at all. The highlight of my meal was a terrific shrimp and tomato salad that was fresh and tasty. The shrimp were the small local variety which I find to be particularly enjoyable. The meal was accompanied by tasty frites, as would be expected in Belgium. I finished with a very nice coffee that topped things off in a very satisfying manner. The prices were not bad considering the overall dining experience. In general, It was an enjoyable time and a reasonably good meal. I am confident in recommending this restaurant as a good choice for good quality dining with a local flair.

Like a lot of places on Ypres, this place opens pretty late (around 11:00) so it isn't the best place to go to grab a morning coffee (there are other places in the Grote Markt where you can do that). However it is a great place for a spot of lunch. In fact there lunches (and dinners) are pretty decent sized, though they are a little pricey (comparatively speaking). I ended up having the Flemish stew and my brother had the ham toastie. Well, it turned out the ham toastie was much more than just a basic toastie - it also had a full blown salad included, plus a bowl of chip, and some nuts as appestiser (normally you have to pay for the appetiser, not that I like them because appetisers kill my appetite). Oh, and the Flemish stew was pretty good as well.

Lovely open air cafe with indoor pub, next door to Flanders Fields Museum. Excellent selection of Belgian beers. Menu is typical cafe fare with a wide enough selection to satisfy most eaters. I tried the local cheese appetizer, which would have been plenty for 3 or 4 people, and had the Scampi Diabolique with a local abbey beer (Tongerlo) which was recommended by a local; I am happy to say that I wasn't steered wrong, the beer was outstanding and the shrimp was much better than typical cafe meals. p.s. Unexpected bonus: Free WiFi! Connect to KleinStadhuis access point.

Great place, with a good atmosphere and friendly staff, who politely advised that I may have ordered too much food for just one person! They were right! The main courses are huge and absolutely delicious - good food with no pretenses! Absolutely recommend the fish stew and spaghetti bolognese!

Very nice place. We arrived late from our bike trip and the hotel had no dinner this day. Meandered into town and almost missed this (it's right next to the Den Anker at the cathedral). Steak and goat cheese salad were very good. Unfortunately portions too big so no space for desert. Frietjes awesome as one would expect in Belgium. Agree with the other review that their own beer is great. We loved it after 4 hours in the heat. Quite busy in the evenings so bring time or they seem to take reservations as well.

The waiter suggested the duck and Brussels Sprouts. It was delish. The Pilsner was Primas Haacht and I asked for fries. A great meal prior to the Flanders museum.

We stopped in for dinner while staying in Ypres. They're located right on the main square. The beer selection is solid. I had a Hommelbier and something else I hadn't seen before. My wife had a Boon Geuze and Rodenbach Vintage. We split cheese croquette which was tiny for the price. Then I had the Flemish Carbonade while she had the Steak with Bernaise. The food was tasty and well prepared. The service was very good and they had wifi which helped because our B&B didn't. I'd definitely go back. It's one if the better beer and dining options in the area.

We had dinner two nights in a row. Food great, service great. Make a point to stop here.