Agent successfully assembled a comprehensive overview of darts.brussels from search results and third-party sources, but the primary website was inaccessible (403 Forbidden), forcing reliance on search snippets, news articles, and external review sites rather than direct site content.

• ›Direct site access failed (403 Forbidden on both root and /about-us), blocking retrieval of authoritative content; agent recovered by pivoting to web search for the same pages, where search result titles and snippets contained the needed information.
• ›Search results included links to pricing pages (/prices, /faqs) that would likely contain complete pricing details, but the agent did not attempt to fetch these URLs—it relied instead on search snippet content. This gap means the pricing section is incomplete (e.g., no food/drink menu prices).
• ›Agent had to assemble 'What makes them different' from external sources (Brussels Times article, Gondola Food Service blog, and generic computer vision research) rather than from the site's own positioning or FAQ; the site's own differentiation narrative was not retrieved.
• ›Operating hours, reservation mechanics, detailed food menu, and exact opening date are listed as 'couldn't find,' but these gaps are legitimate: the agent never fetched the site's FAQ or contact pages (even via search discovery), and the website itself was inaccessible.
• ›The 50/50 split between web search and typed URLs shows the agent adapted to initial 403 errors by switching discovery method; search-based discovery yielded content-bearing results, but only snippets rather than full page fetches.