The waffles were amazing and the service top notch. Very nice inside and it was everything I was…read morehoping for on my Belgian Waffle bucket list.

Our last stop in Bruges took us to Cafe au Lait for one last dance with the Liege Waffle, at least…read moreuntil we made our way back to Brussels but that's beside the point. This restaurant was very cute and posh. It felt like we should have been having high tea inside instead of simply a waffle, but I digress. They have a lot of hot food options here but our main objective was to get the dessert that we wanted. I went in for their Liege Waffle with Nutella and Vanilla Ice Cream. Yes, those words all on one plate should most definitely be making your mouth water (unless you are allergic to nuts, and for that I am sorry). The waffle was sprinkled with powder sugar to make it one delicious feast. While a bit on the pricier end (nearly €10), the waffle was just what we needed to end our journey in Bruges. While not Chez Albert good, the waffle here in Cafe au Lait certainly does justice to the reputation this fluffy piece of food has made for itself.

Fantastic Swedish-like pancakes. These were a little thick so they had a pancake texture. I was…read moreexpecting a crepe & was pleasantly surprised Toppings range from meaty / savory to fruit & sweet I had the Brie, walnut & honey. Mr had the Gorgonzola, pear and cranberry compote Parents had the seafood pancakes - mussels, fish, shrimp Plates licked clean!

From the owner: Een feest voor het hele gezin Graag ontvangen wij u in ons…read moregezellige, kindvriendelijke pannenkoeken-restaurant om u kennis te laten maken met een ruime keuze uit overheerlijke, authentieke pannenkoeken. Veel keuze Bij De Pannekoekenbakker heeft u maar liefst keuze uit 200 verschillende pannenkoeken.. Voor ieder wat wils. Kinderen worden in ons restaurant extra verwend: bij hun favoriete pannenkoek krijgen ze smulmuntjes waarmee ze in ons eigen "Koekenbakkers winkeltje" een cadeautje kunnen uitzoeken.. Ook voor speciale dieetwensen Naast onze uitgebreide kaart met een grote verscheidenheid aan zoete en hartige pannenkoeken, serveren wij tevens soepen, pasteitjes, poffertjes en nagerechten. Ook kunt u bij ons terecht voor glutenvrije- of pannenkoeken zonder koemelk.

Yummy!! Sweet and savory. The owner still has old school hospitality! Thank you for serving us so…read morekindly during our business lunch.

So yummy! Really nice service, space and breakfast. Highly recommended!…read more Note that they moved just across the way to Vrijdagmarkt address

My friend told me that this was a great place to study. However, we went here for dinner. And we…read moregot really great burgers. They were at around 10 euros per burger but they were really flavourful ones. Apart from their burgers, we also tried their dessert, which I wish I could have tried all of them. We had their speculoos cheese cake. No words, I can just say it was heaven for a speculoos fan.

Recommended by my dear friend Diane, we had our breakfast here at the trendy Be Yourself! on a…read moreSunday. When we arrived, we were a bit confused and had to figure out how things worked here at Be Yourself! because of our poor French. First of all, you can opt for the buffet on Sunday and pick whatever you like from the buffet. But it's also possible to order a la carte at the cash register. There's a fridge on the right hand side of the ground floor of this establishment where you can grab your juices, pre packaged drinks or desserts. I forgot the name of the dish I ordered a la carte, but it had pancakes with cream cheese on it, cured salmon, bacon and a savory muffin and it was delicious. I also loved my cherry smoothie. I really liked how Be Yourself! is decorated, especially the stairs with the red walls with paintings and portraits. There is some extra seating area on the first floor. And the lavatory room here is called "Pipi room". The staff at Be Yourself is very young, they could be students or maybe scholars. The staff is very friendly and they tried to accomodate us by speaking to us in English. Because even though we tried our best, our French was really poor, especially the morning after hanging out at the wine bar all night.

It's a new small place that you can find satisfying pancakes with full of cream and other…read moresupplements for good price.

From the owner: Onze specialiteiten zijn pancakes en bubble waffles!read more

We moesten even in de rij wachten, maar eenmaal aan tafel was het dat wachten wel waard…read more Vriendelijke en snelle service. Heerlijke pannenkoeken.

Here is most likely the place in town. The service is nice and quick, adorable with the kids. The…read morefood is good and the prices are okay too. There is a wonderful sitting area outside and a playground for the kids.

Did you say €3 spaghetti? Is it good?…read more Okay, they weren't serving spaghetti when I was there, I could not ask why. I heard from locals that it was good. Instead, this review is on the €3 appletaart, tea, the employees, customers, and the shop itself. Instead of sitting outside, I encourage you to sit inside and get comfortable. It is very cozy. The waitress who served me was very prompt, spoke good English, and apologized for not having the spaghetti that time. I had a late afternoon snack instead [of early dinner]. I had tea with milk and apple pie. My table was beside an old Dutch/Flemish/Belgian (trying to be politically correct here) couple's table who were smiling at me every time I looked their way, sharing a plate of afternoon snack of coffee and pancake (which I heard second best after the spaghetti). I smiled back in courtesy. In bare English, they asked me if my food was good, I replied 'very good'. It was! It was not very sweet and it went well with my tea. It had bits of apples. They too pointed at their pancake and said 'very good'. The sincerity almost convinced me to get an order of pancake but I stopped myself because the appletaart was more than enough. I was told that the owner (or the son who took over the place, maybe a bit hazy on the story of this place due to massive amount of Belgian beer the night before at the hostel), checks on customers. I had a middle age man come ask me if the food was good, and being the satisfied customer that I was, I said 'very good' again. He might have been the owner. He was chatting with some locals in some of the tables, laughing loudly (not rudely). No complaints on the service at all. The location of the restaurant was off the main road of the market. A lot quieter but may get packed during dinner. I wanted to go back for the spaghetti but wasn't able to. :(

Service is very poor, especially if you're a tourist. Although there were a few open tables when I…read morewent around sometime afternoon on a Saturday at noon, I was told that "they were full and were completely booked until Monday dinner." This was obvious rubbish considering the 4 open tables with no reservation sign to be found. I went back later for an early dinner, and lo and behold, there were several open tables (Yes, I got the spaghetti). If Braserrie Medard wants to establish itself as a legitimate establishment, then it should learn to treat its customers with respect, regardless of whether they're tourists or not. I understand most of their clientele are locals, but that's no excuse for treating your customers like dirt. Yes, it's true that the spaghetti is cheap, but is that really worth being treated as second-class? You decide.

First of all, aesthetic. This adorable cafe is beautifully designed and preps you for an all-around…read moregorgeous experience. Service was wonderful, upbeat, and accommodating of our tentative French. I ordered the pancakes with fruit (pear) and maple syrup. They were some of the best pancakes I've had--perfectly melt-in-your-mouth. My friend got eggs with sausage and cheese and loved it. I'd definitely return to this place if I was around longer. Not a very extensive menu, but delicious and great atmosphere!

My husband and I went here one Sunday afternoon simply because it had been highly recommended on…read moreYelp. We both had pancakes with egg and bacon and a coffee. It was all very nice and have no complaints about the food. But I would have given it 4 stars only for they charged us for the tiny jug of milk I asked for. I find Brussels expensive enough to eat out and I think we already spent a reasonable amount in the cafe without charging a lousy 50 cent for a bit of milk. Somethings make all the difference, kop on and be a bit more generous with the cow juice.