Superb coffee and delicious snacks. Also, they have mastered the art of pouring the steamed milk on…read morea cappuccino. They are always beautiful. Super casual atmosphere and free Wi-Fi make this a very comfortable hang out.

Perfect place to go to if you just want to sit down, work on your laptop or read a book. The music…read moreis quiet (a major plus in my eyes!) so you won't be distracted and the place is huge so you can find your corner where to work or read undisturbed. Not a big coffee expert but my two cappuchinos were delicious. The bread pudding cake could be improved (more chocolate never hurts anyone) but next time I'm there I'll try the brownie, which looked very scrumptious.

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.

Corica was right under my nose when I walked out of my hotel to look for coffee…read more It's a very intimate cafe, very unassuming but welcoming. You could tell the baristas all knew their coffees and took their craft seriously. They were kind enough to explain to my friend what type of blends he was looking for...AND my friend tried a kopi luwak there for the first time! The drinks here a strong! Lasted me all day without a round two ;)

Excellent place a great variety of coffee is and great staff. Only downside not enough seating area…read moreand you have to stand. My partner thought that the match latte was amazing

This place has truly great coffee, sourced from around the world with flavor profiles and…read moreknowledgeable and friendly staff. I recommend this place compared to any coffee house.

We sent a lovely hour here. Tasty food, appreciated the friendly service and the lovely back…read moregarden.

Looks aesthetically pleasing from outside, a wide of cakes selection appealed to me- few of them…read morewere vegan, the coffee is amazing for those who like bitter taste (because I do) We had iced americano, cortado (with cute foam art) salty brownie, pain au chocolat

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.

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.

While walking around the area in search of gifts for family, we stumbled upon this cozy and classy…read morelittle tea shop. The tea shop appears to be family owned and both the wife and husband were extremely kind and helpful. The wife helped us pick tea, speaking a little English, and was very encouraging towards our own attempts at French. In addition to buying tea to go, we also had a cup on the spot. The tea was great and the environment was warm and relaxing, with jazz music playing in the background. Lastly, the store has a nice selection of different Belgian sweets (chocolate, cookies, etc.) from other businesses if tea is, well, not your cup of tea. Overall, this tea house is an amazing gem nestled in a rather busy and occasionally touristy area that should not be missed.

Beautiful teashop with large selection of Marriage Freres teas... You can purchase loose leaf or…read moreteabags. They also have delicious sweets and chocolates. Hmmmmmm The interior is quaint and cozy. Lovely couple helped me with selecting teas and I left with a bag full of goodies. Highly recommend this shop!