Café Georgette

Joanna Vasquez★★★★

There were many places we wanted to try in our culinary adventures in Brussels, and this place made its way to the top of our list. Our intentions were to eat the fries only, but the line was so large, and we were so hungry that we had to pivot and go indoors for lunch instead. However, I will say that we observed that the establishment did send out fries for people waiting in line, which looked like a very good peace offering to the restless patrons. Inside the cafe was also bustling. We were seated quickly at one of the only empty tables left. From our seats, we could see all the wonderful

Aji★

I came to eat at the restaurant and ordered a fish and chips. I waited for a long time, to the point where I had to go ask what was happening with my order. The place wasn’t full. When the dish finally arrived, it really felt like the order had been forgotten in the kitchen and then rushed. I tried the food, but it was bland, with no salt and no seasoning. It tasted really bad. I didn’t eat the dish. I only tried a few bites and put the plate aside. I only ate the fries. The fish and chips cost €20, which is clearly not worth it for what was served. When the server came at the end and I sai

Victoria P★★★★★

If you’re looking for authentic Belgium Fries without the crowds or typical tourist traps, you must go to Cafe Georgette in Brussels. The portion is plentiful and the fries are delicious.

Amanda smith★★★★★

Absolutely the best fries in Brussels!!! Look no other places! This is the only place I've seen where they actually serve the traditional (double fried in beef fat) fries. Also the prices are much lower than all the other places, and the sauce are phenomenal - I would recommend the pepper and garlic sauce or the green pepper sauce (both are really good)