Bruges restaurant recommendations

[MoggyMittens23]

Looking for traditional food. Have two kids, but they are not fussy eaters. Not mega expensive but doesn't have to be cheap either. There are so many when googling, it's a struggle to pick! If anyone has any recommendations I would appreciate it. Any anything else to do whilst there. Have booked chocolate workshop and will do the bell tower, boat ride, fries museum and windmills.

I just love the alcoves

The Cambrinus is fab and very central, has a great menu, but it can get pretty loud/rowdy after 7/8pm.
T’Zwart Huis also has a great atmosphere and there’s something for everyone on the menu. There’s also a kids menu.

ediblereading.com/2022/07/15/city-guide-bruges-and-ghent/ Some ideas here.

My boyfriend and I really enjoyed the Belgian Pigeon House

Hotel de Orangerie, where we stayed, has a lovely restaurant.

Duc du Bourgogne

We love the FritBar cheap, informal but always packed.

Second T’Zwart Huis, upstairs is better

Thanks all, going to have a look at all these now