We came here 3 times in 2 days if that tells you anything. They roast the bean in house and have a…read morespot on excellent menu. I tried both hot coffee - barista picked for me and cold coffee. Both were delish. Highly recommend to any true coffee lover!

A coffee must have when you visit Brussels!…read more They have a variety of coffee selection, which you can read through the flavor profiles and decide. Then you need to choose how you would like your coffee made (espresso, lungo, doppio, americano, cappuccino, latte, etc.) The barista is also super friendly in helping you make your decisions of coffee beans. They will not only walk you through the standard flavor profiles of the beans but also understand your preferences and favorites when it comes to a cup of coffee, before they help you choose a specific type of beans for the visit. They also offer beans to go. I had an excellent experience here as a coffee lover.

Hmmmm not a huge fan of what felt to me like very acidic coffee. Maybe pulled too fast bc she was…read morein a hurry? Located next to Marriott. Oat milk available! Currently with the renovations you basically have to go right in front of a bulldozer and tons of dust to get here :( maybe better after this construction

Great vibe... very laid back spot. Sounds of jazz and coffee brewing…read more We had a double cappuccino and a double espresso macchiato. We like strong coffee and this spot didn't disappoint. They roast their own coffee and also sell bags of beans. They have a great food selection for breakfast/ brunch and the pastry display was awesome. They have ample outdoor seating and free wifi.

Cute outpost of this Brussels classic! Belga was on several lists of recommended coffee shops for…read moreBrussels, so I knew I had to pop by when I was in the area. The cafe is quite cute, with plentiful indoor and outdoor seating, and cozy wooden decor / furniture. The baristas are all quite friendly and the coffee is solid, although a smidge acidic for my taste. I got a cappuccino with one of their alternative milks (I, admittedly, forget which one), and it had a great ratio of foam, milk, and espresso. The espresso was quite bright and fruity, which isn't my usual preferred flavor profile for an espresso and milk-based drink, but I think it'd be tasty alone or in an americano. They also had a ton of gorgeous pastries that we were too full to indulge in, but we'll be sure to come back!

Super quaint, small coffee shop and homey feel. They have a great selection of teas. I got a chai…read moretea latte, a vegan blustery muffin, "power ball" and a yogurt. All were delicious. We also ordered a Ham & Cheese Croque which was warm and delicious. They have take away and to eat here.

Had some great iced coffees here for breakfast my first morning in the city. The server was…read moreextremely friendly and welcoming. Everybody in the room was super impressed when he'd switch 3 different languages to cater to all the different guests who came in to order. The interior is small and cozy and it's a great location right before entering the bigger parts of the city with the all the sightseeing and shopping areas.

Any place you can sit outside and people watch but isn't too crowded is a win for me. Staff (Theo)…read moreis super friendly and remembered our names the next day! Latte, chocolate and pastries were all super delicious and loved that they had vegan options! I so thoroughly enjoyed this cafe that we returned the next day. That's high praise!

Well, well, well! I was a bit skeptical as we'd walked by here no less than 10 times the last few…read moredays. Bing a HUGE fan of the 3rd wave coffee phase currently poppin off in the States, I didn't have high hopes. The husband and I are admittedly coffee snobs! I don't like my coffee/espresso to be bitter or burnt tasting like the big green coffee place down by the Grand Place. Today we ordered 2 medium lattes. Added a bit of raw sugar and off we went. To our surprise, the drinks were great! Like, perfect!!! If you want a smooth tasting drink, look no further! Location is ideal and the staff was super friendly and cool!

I have seen them before when they had their small place in Brussels Central station. For a cup of…read moreclassic brew to take away they were rather ok at that time. When i compare them to Starbucks, i must admit they are slightly cheaper. But pity I really got some tasteless bad drink. I wonder if this would be worth 1 euro to me. I don't know. But I paid more than four ... it was certainly not worth that. Had some time to kill, wanted to hide from the first cold days outside. When I went in, I wanted to try a new coffee they served now, the Irish coffee. It was served in a glass with wipped cream and that was the only good thing about it. I like cream and the glass looked neat. For the rest, it was just a plain dissapointment. The coffee quality was honestly just bad. There is no other word for that. Even the color was bad. A good coffee drink never looks almost grey. It looked like somebody used the same coffee batch for a second brew. It tasted like what i usually describe as 'cat piss'. Hardly any coffee taste noticable. The classic taste of the liquor in a REAL Irish coffee was absent. Some fake taste that was not liquor but should make me think it went that direction. I asked for sugarfree syrups ... they don't have it, the man behind the counter said. The Starbuckers do and even in different tastes ! Staff was nice. The shop inside is rather ok. A little crowdy and cramped but I guess there is nothing else to expect from a shop in this top location. Every square centimeter should be used well. All in all, I don't want to repeat this experience again. Maybe if i ever return for a more classic kind of brew, I will be happier. But I had Starbucks the same week and was a lot more happy there for one euro more. So why would i give this brand an other chance ?

Really cute café on a quiet street that's great for people watching. Coffee and pastries are…read moredelicious, and service is friendly and fast. I visited twice within a week and wasn't even staying in this neighborhood. Honestly the one-star reviewer just sounds self-centered and wanting to complain. Sure you can have a bad experience and that's unfortunate but you feel the need to spread the word on social media? Calm down. It's perfectly normal to order first and then sit if a place doesn't offer table service. The situation could have been avoided. Just move on.

€3.80 for coffee €2 from the store across the street to buy…read moresoap because there is no soap in the WC. Also, no lights in the toilet. And the coffee was pretty bitter. I'll write this place off my list.

I've constantly used this place for my beans. Every time I go in I'm welcomed like an old friend…read more Sammy & Benny are wonderful hosts. You'd forget that you were in Belgium. Even if it's been two months they know me. No where else has that happened to me in Brussels. Around Christmas they were supposed to get a special blend in. But the owner never delivered. Now 7 months later they still apologise, and treat me to same les of other blends they have just got in. They are a special kind of wonderful! I may go so far to say I love this place!

Cafes Delahaut was generous enough to host a few Yelpers for an explanation of the roasting…read moreprocess. I didn't have many expectations going into this other than drinking a cup of coffee while someone talked to me. Looking at the website, it seemed like a big, soulless company that sells mostly to restaurants and supermarkets, but I was SO impressed. When I walked in, late, Francois introduced himself and talked about the history of the company and how their business works. He was kind enough to take two hours of his time with our small group and to explain everything in both French and English so that I could understand. This is their second location that they just opened a few months ago. I was shocked to hear that he's the fourth generation of his family to run this coffee roaster, which was started by his great grandfather in the 1800s. Based on how big the company was, I didn't expect for it to still be family owned. What a delight! The way this shop works is really cool. They have many different coffees and blends already roasted, so you can buy any of those in bulk. Then they had five or six giant bags of green coffee beans, and you can customize those to get your own personal roast. For example, you can either do a single-source roast, or specify the percentage you want of each kind of bean. Then, you specify the roast and the power (which means how long it takes to get to the level of roast you want). The shop keeps track of the specifications, so that you can order the same thing again. Or even better, if you don't love it, you can basically call and do a consultation of whether it was too light/dark, too acidic, etc, and they will tweak the formula for your next batch until it's perfect. Both in the cafe, and at home, the coffee was incredible. They've definitely won me over as a loyal customer. I didn't know this type of service existed anywhere! It is pricey, but after seeing the precision that goes into all of it, I'm convinced it's worth the price.

Another fun little coffee shop I stumbled on when I was in Brussels…read more I came in here for a hot Matcha latte since it was kind of cold outside . I didn't sit for a long, but the place was pretty cozy. The Matcha was pretty good and I love it wasn't pre-sweetened.

Cute little coffee shop near the Parliament area. Everything is great! Coffee, pastries, service…read moreand the cozy, warm vibe! Lots of locals grabbing coffee before work. Will be back. And their cup is the cutest... one of a kind!