I went in for my first visit with lots of hope and unfortunately I was disappointed. To be fair the staff were all very pleasant and helpful but that is about the only positive I am going to add. Firstly the beer. I am a bit of a Belgian beer aficionado- especially the fruit beers l. They had a wide and varied selection on the menu but the first five chosen they had all run out of so I had to revert to a Kwak and then a standard Kriek. For a place that specialises in everything Belgian I would’ve expected that the vast majority of the beer menu would be available but the fruit beer was not. Secondly the food - we ordered the Tartiflette Espana - one for each of us. It was almost like two different dishes turned up. One had lots of lardons and hardly any chorizo, the other had lots of Chorizo and only one lardon. In addition to this these seemed to be the least cheesy tartiflettes I had every encountered - two sorry cubes were having a melting attempt on the top of the dish but they were very small. We would’ve had dessert here but having been so disappointed we decided to leave. It is also worth pointing out there is a service charge payable here on the bill - albeit discretionary. Having explained my disappointment to the waitress at the end of the meal I said I would pay for the meal but not the service charge as I really didn’t think it was worth it. It is supposed to be a specialist Belgian restaurant but please - get your beer supply lines sorted out and get your dishes consistent. On the way out I did notice lots of other people with tartiflette dishes all of which seemed to have very little cheese on them so perhaps it is just possibly the style of this restaurant but it is certainly not the style I am used to.