Le Perroquet

Decent place on a sunny terrace. Wide variety of pita breads with meat or vegan feelings. Bit pricey though for the portion of food offered.

I was attracted to this restaurant by the vibe and the atmosphere. At night, with its fairy lights and orange shades. however, from the moment I stepped in, the whole experience was disappointing. The workers had to wait for me to tell them what to do, and did not bother to check up on my table. When I asked for my food, I asked for the waiter's recommendation, however what got to my table was a flavourless pitta and I don't blame the waiter for that, as I believe it would be the same for all the other menu items. For 10-20€, it was not the worst, and the atmosphere made it worth it. But it wouldn't be the first restaurant that I recommend in Brussels.

💯to all food, service and atmosphere☺️nice to eat very informal

Visited Le Perroquet for dinner and it was a good experience. The menu is mostly pita bread associated and there was a vast range of salads on offer too. The food was good but the only issue we had was the menu itself. There weren't any menus in English. Its good that I had a phone that does the translation. It was buzzing by the time we got in that leads me to believe its a local favourite.

Took shelter here when it was pouring with rain and was glad to do so. Good helpful service, some vegan options, oatmilk available for hot drinks, and lovely art deco interior.

Food is tasty, service is a bit slow. Portions are small for the price and the didn't serve the food in plates, it just came wrapped in paper. I wasn’t wowed or amazed, it's just okay. Cute terasse to grab some coffee or cold drinks during summer.

Loved this. The menu is exclusively pita breads and salads, but it made a nice change to frites! The interior was gorgeously art deco but without trying too hard. The staff were attentive and friendly. And it didn't cost much (around €8 a pita, €15 a salad). All in all a nice chilled out meal.

Good atmosphere with choices of pita. This is my first time to eat here which recommended by my friend. I will return here again

Slow service. Ok pitas, a little bland. Not an exceptional dining experience. I wouldn't return. On the plus side, Le Parroquet is located in a beautiful cobbled stone paved locale of Brussels.

Pitas are sexy in Perroquet! Bacon makes everything better. I ordered mine with it, you have different sauces to chose and all are delicious. I will be back soon

Was walking past on a Saturday night and saw that it was packed. Thought I'd give it a try. I like the environment, the friendly wait staff, and the Belgian beers. The food selection was rather limited, essential various combinations of stuffed pita sandwiches. A for vibe, C for food. My high school French is long forgotten thus asked for an English menu. Was most amused when they brought out a sheet of nouns for food translations

As expected, I had eaten frites and waffles and was starting to crave a salad. I had done some research, and this place looked ideal-- lots of pitas stuffed with various fillings, including several with veggies. I ordered a cheese and veggie pita, pointed at it on the menu, confirmed that it was vegetarian (there was a green "V" on the menu next to it, which is standard European label for vegetarian food) the waitress looked bored but agreed that yes it was. Service was pretty slow but we had drinks while waiting for our sandwiches. Eventually they came out, and I took a bite...of salad plus meat. I had to spit it out, it was completely disgusting. Yeah, that's the first meat I've had in years and didn't plan on it, so awesome. I know mistakes happen, so took it inside, explained my problem, and the server seemed completely uninterested. I asked them to re-make it without meat, as it says on the menu and they reluctantly agreed. Took another 15 minutes to come out, in the meantime my date had finished his meal. No apology, no money off, not even an offer of a free drink. All the body language was basically saying they thought I was scum for asking them to go to such effort. If they had made the slightest effort, they easily could have saved my opinion, but couldn't be bothered, preferring to gossip with each other near the cash register. Eventual vegetarian option was OK but surprisingly greasy, so didn't end up working out in any way. (ended up going to a grocery store and getting salad there, which was better!) I'm giving it 2* because my date's food was decent and I'm hoping I was just unlucky. I wouldn't recommend this place.

I always end up at this restaurant eating they delicious pittas! You get 4 different sauces to add to your pitta, so why only have one?? Try the Big J, it's great! And very student friendly!! Only from 4-6 Euro à pitta.

If you're looking for a place to soak in some of the beautiful Art Nouveau architecture (and people watching) while eating a very affordable meal in the center of Brussels, come here. The tables are tightly packed (but that is common in many European cafes). The pitas were tasty and made quickly. If you get one that's warm, be careful! The cheese is boiling hot. The waiters were patient at understanding my poor, stuttering French. We also hung out for well over three hours at night and were never felt like we were being kicked out because they needed a table.

Sunday was food voyeurism day and the gallery district is a restaurant bastion. Le Perroquet greeted me Sunday morning. Their brick facade was a welcome sight along with their indoor and outdoor seating options. Home to much parakeet art, Le Perroquet also sports a pita heavy menu. I had seen pitas advertised at other small restaurants the previous day so my curiosity won. That, their vast selections and good prices. I placed my order when I was informed that the kitchen would open in 10 minutes at 12pm. Being that it's too early for good people watching, you can content yourself with a book, a beer, or the aforementioned parakeet art. Besides the bird lurking amongst the liquor bottles, there are painted wood carvings strewn about. My order was based on two things. First, "Spicy" seemed too typical an order. Second, I felt Middle Earthy. Voila! The Mogador (€7.20)! Blanc de poulet, lardon, raisin sec, oignon cuit, salade mixte. Brimming with small bacon cuts (lardon), seasoned chicken breast (blanc de poulet), yellow raisins, onions (oignon cuit), mixed greens, it was ideal. The smell was amazing, it was savory as it was colorful. Packing a satisfying punch, it was a welcoming way to begin a Sunday morn. Perfect for a hobbit in other words. The Mogador was also accompanied by four sauces. Here's an attempt to describe them - chive yogurt, tangy vinegar (the winning pairing), mediterranean, and 1000 island. I was very happy for these choices and that they were complimentary. Brussels restaurants all had complimentary items as you will discover in my future posts. It's fun discovering countries' restaurant cultures and learning their differences. Just be flexible and ask questions if you're unsure. The service was great here. Prompt attention was given when I arrived and during my meal. Le Perroquet filled up nicely as the afternoon wore on. People shared the wooden tables and chairs with friends or strangers. The outdoor seating slowly filled too. And once more, go where the locals go.

It's all about the Pita sandwiches at Le Perroquet. They have a wide range of sandwiches and excellent sauces that accompany your pita. Get the fries on the side and a good glass of beer to go with your meal. Just a few short steps from the Old Sablon market.

Nice place and lovely staff, stopped by to have something small to eat in the afternoon and their pitas were perfect for that! Served with 4 different dipping sauces to share with your company. A bit corky music and the environment was very pub-ish, but it was kind of charming. Perhaps a bit expensive!

Le Perroquet is a lovely pita place with a great selection of pita stuffing. Be ready to get your fingers dirty! The place itself is quite small and the space is used in a very economical way, means you will sit very close to your friends and everybody else. So don't go there if you want to have a quiet time or intimate discussion. But do go there if you don't want to eat alone. During peak times, especially during lunch time/afternoon on weekends, you will hardly find a table. But the turnaround is quick - so if you have time, just wait a bit until someone leaves. The Art Nouveau style is very charming. During summer you can also sit outside. Very relaxing, but again, seats are taken fast... Note: If you a very hungry, or you are a man, you won't be full after just one pita. And that's actually great, because like this, you can try several dishes during one visit. Also, make sure you get a lemonade - the real stuff - so real lemon juice with water and sugar. Yummie!

Nice restaurant for a quick small meal. They have many salads and are known for their pita sandwiches. I had the Roma salad with chicken. It had sundries tomatoes and onions and balsamic. It was served with pita bread which was soft and hot. And they give you a lollipop with your bill. What's better than that?

Great pita sandwiches. Many many choices. Well stuffed hot or not. Excellent service and very friendly.

In terms of Architecture, this is the best art nouveau restaurant of Brussels! Besides being beautiful, they have a long list of creative pitas and salads at a very affordable price. Whatever pita you ask, you get a 4 pots of sauces. The negative point is that it is always crowded, so you can expect to wait a while before getting a seat. However, it is worth it.

Delicious little pittas in a quaint setting.

I actually do like their wide variety of pitas. Yes, they are tiny (and should be cheaper) and the place - its magnificent art nouveau interior - makes for a cosy atmosphere.

A Brussels institution in the heart of arty Sablon, Le Perroquet's art nouveau interior as well as their over flowing menu of pitas and salads means this easy going resto-bar is always full. Pita pockets are over flowing with all kinds of filling including various combinations of chicken, fish, grilled 'pita' meat, all kinds of cheese and salad... think mint, feta and sundried tomatoes, or chicken, curry, pineapple and raisins as well as ham cheese and tomato. 4 pots of sauce accompany your meal so you can mix and match. Toasted pitas arrive piping hot (wait a minute is our advice)!. The staff are easy going and friendly. Prices are extremely reasonable and a full bar and dessert menu is available too.

A great place to meet up with friends for a drink or a bite. The pitas (which come in all flavor combinations) are awesome and a perfect light dinner or a lunch treat. Service is always friends and I love sitting outside when it is warm. Outside they have both lounge chairs and regular tables. The place is casual and friendly. Always a good time.

LOVE LOVE LOVE. The staff were incredibly welcoming and very helpful as we only speak English. They took the time to help us through the menu and gave fantastic advice. The food was perfect!!!! Full of flavour, plus four different dressings that added in even more flavour, loads of quality meat, clean and fresh ingredients. It was so good we ordered another one to try a different flavour! As a female athlete 1 would have been enough, but it was too good not to try another...however, I only got through another half. If I wasn't competing then next day I would have happily finished it. The cakes and sweets looked absolutely delicious as well...wish I was able to try some, maybe next time.

Authentic art nouveau styled decor makes for an immediate positive impact on arrival. The food is good: very tasty and a dizzying array of pita combinations to chose from, possibly too many. Probably best to go with the recommendations board; we did this and the minced beef with mint was easily the best of our pita choices and I could easily have had a second. On that point, if you tend to have a large appetite you may find it necessary to order additional sides or just order a second pita once your first is done, the food came out quickly enough for us and you can always get stuck into one of the fine beers they serve while you wait. We went on a Monday evening, quite early as we had kids with us, it was not busy at all though I understand this is a popular place and can get busy.