Sint-Anna — Restaurant in Bruges

Service was very good and the location is nice, facing the church in the quiet St. Anne quarter. We decided to go as this was the only place open in the afternoon with good reviews, and even though we were not disappointed per se, we felt that the prices were high for the quality of the food served. We ordered a salmon salad (€18) which was fine but nothing extraordinary, and shrimp croquettes (€12 for 2 croquettes) which were still half thawing inside and too dark on the outside. Apparently the cook was on holiday, so maybe our visit wasn't representative of their normal standards, but based on our visit we probably...

I came here twice in my 2 day stay at Bruges, was pretty empty because it was close to opening time so there was literally 0 waiting. Food was great, loved the waffles. Even had a nice chat with the owner during my time there and she was lovely. Definitely worth going in my opinion!

In my opinion, the most important thing along with the quality of food is that it is a family owned business so if you like to support local business, this is a good...

The service was quite ambivalent and inattentive—the one waitress was texting behind the bar the whole time. The croque monsieur was terrible. Literally tasted like cheap cheese, cheap (very thin) single slice of ham, and thin cheap white bread (tasted like Wonderbread). Never...