I wanted a quick snack so I stopped in just before 1 pm on a Sunday and got a sausage roll. It…read morewasn't the best but it's pretty good if you're looking for something quick and inexpensive. They have a variety of other items and it seemed like a lot of people were ordering the sandwiches. They'll also warm it up for you, if you ask. We randomly found this spot on our last day of Brussels but if we knew about it earlier, we for sure would have gone here for breakfast a few times.

I REALLY liked their Brussels waffle; the texture and taste were amazing even if it looked…read moreordinary. This location is at the center of a lot of the major tourist attractions and is therefore great if you're looking for a quick, on-the-go breakfast or lunch without having to sit down (though that is still an option). Panos is a chain bakery/sandwich shop and was recommended by one of the aunties. Stuff you can find here includes sandwiches, wraps, soups, sweet and savory pastries, individual loaves and rolls, salads, coffee, and hot chocolate. Super basic, but high-quality stuff compared to a lot of other chain bakery places we saw as we traveled through Europe. Some of those sweet pastries were just really fancy looking for what's supposed to apparently be a very basic place, while even the basic stuff tasted really delicious. Their croissants were also super delicious, and I thought the raspberry croissant was particularly interesting. This particular location is on the street branching just off Grote Markt (Grand Place) and just across from the Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert's southern entrance. It was near where we were supposed to meet up with our tour group, so we dropped by very quickly to grab some breakfast. My chief memory of that morning was that their waffle honestly made me feel better about the first half of the day.

Came here for lunch together with my brothers, and it turned out to be an excellent choice!…read more We were all craving some real good looking sandwiches, and this place seemed just like it when I found it on Yelp. When we arrived we were met by a really nice guy behind the counter who helped us oit with his recommemdations. There were so much delicious options, but in the end I got the Chorizo and Goat Cheese Foccia as well as the Peppered Salami & Cheese Panini Melt. Originally the peppered salami & cheese was only an option for the ciabatta, but the guy let us choose different bread if we wanted to. Awesome service, I'm telling you. Both of them were super tasty, and pretty filling. If you're looking for a place that's got both the taste and the filling for a good price, this is the place for you.

I can't attest to the deliciousness of Delish's dishes, but I can say, when I was desperately in…read moreneed of some wifi to figure out just where the Hell I was after the stressful debacle that encompassed my time at Brussels airport, Delish was there for me with a friendly, well-spoken staff and a nice list of coffee drinks to warm me up on a rainy day. Compared to the medinas in Morocco I would spend the next few weeks walking through, the streets of Brussels are fairly easy to navigate, although signage is still lacking to some degree. My GPS signal was pretty much nonexistent, so after guessing which train stop I needed to get off on, I really needed to pull up a map on an internet connection to get well situated. Delish prominently displayed their free wifi sign, at a time when few other businesses were open so early in the morning. What a relief. After getting settled in with a connection I decided to sample one of their signature coffee drinks, a mocha with a chantilly cream topping and real chunks of Belgian chocolate at the bottom. I didn't know I needed it, but once I had it damn was I grateful. It was the perfect pick-me-up for the sour attitude I was experiencing after dealing with such bad customer service, and the gals here helped relieve some of that too. Their welcoming demeanor and smiles really made a difference for me that morning, and helped change my impression of the otherwise cold city to that point.

I love this place, an old beer bar where you can taste lots of Belgian beers in a cosy atmosphere…read more They serve a few draft beers you will hardly find anywhere else in Brussels. You could try a typical draft Bolleke (from Antwerp).

Super close to our hostel meininger and very friendly staff! Spoke english and the food was good…read morefor a simple breakfast!

Oh yum! One of the best croissants and eclairs we've had so far. Cute little spot with outdoor…read moreseating. It's far enough from the main attractions, so the prices are reasonable and the pastries are fresh. The staff was friendly--even though I don't speak a lick of French!

This chain is a favorite of mine but the location at the London train station was a disappointment…read more Service was awesome but the food quality was poor. Additionally, the menu vastly varied from other locations that I've visited - and not in a positive way.

My boyfriend and I stopped in for lunch twice. The owner was super helpful and able to explain the…read moremenu to us in English. She recommended a couple of traditional Belgian sandwiches and they did not disappoint. The meal was both the most delicious and least expensive we've in Europe so far. The owner also gave us some travel advice. I would definitely recommend this place.

Freshly homade food. Always a good range of choice. She has her usual 'pain de viande' (slurps !)…read moreand is very nice to chat with. A good place to go for simple healthy food. You pay by weight. A decently filled place is usually around 8 €.

Nice brown café near the Beurs and the Grand Place. Cozy, welcoming staff and a good beer list…read more Little terrace out front for summer times (or for the smokers).

This cafe is a sort of reincarnation of the old Kafka cafe where I first met Ismet when he worked…read morethere. A number of the Kafka clients come to his new cafe, L'Archipel. This place can be joyful and it can be tragic -it is a classic Belgian 'brown' cafe. Ladies with their shopping stopping for coffee, a fool out all night, chess boards, cartoonists at the bar. Anyone is welcome, any language. If I miss anything about Belgian cafe it is the conversation, the reason you are in cafe. I had the wake for a beloved labrador at L'Archipel and Ismet let me take Chimay off the tap for a new belgian beer actually made in Belgium.

If you're around this area I would suggest looking somewhere else. When you walk in you instantly…read moresee five microwaves and already prepared food in plastic tubs ( who knows when those were made) I ordered tomato soup and vegetarian pasta. I saw the server take a tub w soup in it and get only the liquid part because I asked it to be without meat. My pasta also came cold and when I told the server he simply shoved it in a microwave. DO NOT COME HERE. Their beer is mediocre at best as well.

Our hotel recommended this place for breakfast. We were skeptical, but the minute we arrived we…read morewere greeted with kindness and superb customer service. The ambiance is very modern and a very clean look. There were abundant vegetarian choices, which always makes me happy. We ended up with the Turkish eggs and Protein and Greens omelette. The serving size was plentiful and enough for a takeaway. To top it off, the coffee was supreme.

The food was very good and well cooked. We arrived around 10:15am, right before it got super busy…read moreabout 15 min later.... It was an average breakfast, nothing out of the norm or over the top (from my perspective as a tourist). The wait was a bit long for the food - about 20 minutes- and we had to remind them about our mimosa. Overall, it was a decent breakfast/ brunch place if you're looking for an American breakfast.