Do not feel impressed by what could seem a trivial name, the Resto.Bar has nothing of a normal restaurant or bar.
Rather, this trendy place with small Jackson Pollock-like paintings on the brick walls, round bubble lights and rolled cylidrical menus in changing colours, develops an innovative, international and fusion cuisine whose main concept is to serve everything in glass containers, either it be glasses, jars, test tubes, jam pots, etc.
The restaurant, which opened 4 years ago and which is managed by Caroline, proposes a menu divided in five sorts of food, each of which has a completely different personality and taste : starter (made of 4 different finger food composed by the chef and changing every week), fraîcheurs (with compositions made of vegetables, cheeses, mushrooms, etc.), pâtes (pasta), inédits (dishes made either with fish or meat), and after (desserts such as the 'panacotta printemps' or the 'choc show').
However, in order to have a good idea of the different sort of treats, the best option is to go for a menu combining 3 different types of food : a fraîcheur (i.e., the 'Tralala', a tasy composition with eggplant and white cheese in the bottom of the glass, mmmh !), a pâtes (i.e., 'Les Diamants Noirs', penne with white truffle and red coloured cheese !), and an inédit (i.e., the not-so-classic 'Tuna burger').
Rather, this trendy place with small Jackson Pollock-like paintings on the brick walls, round bubble lights and rolled cylidrical menus in changing colours, develops an innovative, international and fusion cuisine whose main concept is to serve everything in glass containers, either it be glasses, jars, test tubes, jam pots, etc.
The restaurant, which opened 4 years ago and which is managed by Caroline, proposes a menu divided in five sorts of food, each of which has a completely different personality and taste : starter (made of 4 different finger food composed by the chef and changing every week), fraîcheurs (with compositions made of vegetables, cheeses, mushrooms, etc.), pâtes (pasta), inédits (dishes made either with fish or meat), and after (desserts such as the 'panacotta printemps' or the 'choc show').
However, in order to have a good idea of the different sort of treats, the best option is to go for a menu combining 3 different types of food : a fraîcheur (i.e., the 'Tralala', a tasy composition with eggplant and white cheese in the bottom of the glass, mmmh !), a pâtes (i.e., 'Les Diamants Noirs', penne with white truffle and red coloured cheese !), and an inédit (i.e., the not-so-classic 'Tuna burger').
If you go there during the lunch time, a lighter version of two compositions (instead of three) will be also proposed : either a fraîcheur and a pâtes or a pâtes and an inédit, or a fraîcheur and an inédit).
The service is always ready to help and to try to adapt the menu to the customer preferences and needs.
My female tablemates pointed out that the atmosphere gives the restaurant a predominant ladies' touch which makes the place an ideal one for a true girls night out (even if boys enjoying the music and the food did not seem to be spending a boring night either !)
Resto.Bar is a place to taste and discover!
http://www.restopointbar.be/
The service is always ready to help and to try to adapt the menu to the customer preferences and needs.
My female tablemates pointed out that the atmosphere gives the restaurant a predominant ladies' touch which makes the place an ideal one for a true girls night out (even if boys enjoying the music and the food did not seem to be spending a boring night either !)
Resto.Bar is a place to taste and discover!
http://www.restopointbar.be/