BXL Cafe

“Atmosphere, menu, and beverage variety are the best.”

Taylor Crews★★★★★

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.

Marc Miles★★★★★

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

Casey Blake★★★★★

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 on Sundays, and it did not disappoint. The special was $40 and worth every penny. The food was really

David Rodriguez★★★★★

So I found this cool little spot during the madness that was the Knicks closing the NBA championship. Somehow, I found a spot and had delicious Belgian beer. The two bartenders, one of whom was very cool, the Belgian, somehow managed to hold it down and take care of everybody pretty promptly. The crowd was great, full of all kinds of interesting and international people. The beers were excellent, as Belgian beers tend to be. So yeah, if you want an unpretentious place to have great beer with an eclectic, diverse crowd and great service (as long as it's not the really tall guy), check out