I enjoyed dining at Cafe de Bruxelles. It had a relaxed European atmosphere and the food was wonderful. It's true that the service is a little slow, but I think it's actually nice to dine out in New York City and not feel like you're being pressured to clear the table for the next reservation. I think if you tell your waiter that you're trying to be out of there by a certain time, they'll accommodate you.

I had the Ris de Veau aux Salsifis, and it was delicious. My only complaint is that the lighting there was very low. I like to see what I am eating - the color and texture - and this wasn't possible in such low lighting. That's really my only complaint and I would be delighted to dine there again and will recommend it to friends.

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