I came here based on Yelp reviews as it was out of the way from my hotel. The hotel breakfast was…read morenot very good and my work colleague is a vegetarian. This place has many vegetarian options. This place serves fruit bowls, fresh-squeezed juices and fresh veggies as well as typical breakfast and lunch items. They specialize in poached eggs and peck-style waffles. I went with the charcoal pancakes which has strawberry sauce and lime cream cheese; I also had egg, OJ, and a latte. My colleague had avocado toast with spring mix. I was very pleased with the charcoal pancakes but the portion was quite small. It's a good thing that I ordered egg as well. My colleague loved the avocado toast. My cell signal was very spotty and they provided me with the WiFi password. The service was good, the menu was unique, the food was good and the name is awesome. Four stars!

Probably the best brunch I've had!!…read more Saw the great reviews on yelp which are 90% spot on with accuracy based on the reviews. Arrived around 1PM to a packed house. Sat inside and ordered the peck which includes poached eggs, sitting on bacon, sitting on goat cheese, sitting on Belgian waffles.... I mean let's be honest, what else could you want in life?!? Food was awesome, ordered my food with my new fave drink = Aperol Spritz

A decent breakfast spot. I stumbled upon the place while walking around the neighborhood. It didn't…read moreseem too busy and my time was rather limited, so I walked right in. Like every other restaurant in Belgium, you pay for a small surcharge for dining in. I opted for this option because I wanted to be able to enjoy my breakfast. My friend and I placed the following orders: a bottled beer (yes, for breakfast), omelette with cheese, salmon quiche, and today's soup (two options but I chose the tomato soup). The omelette (7 euros) was delicious and came with a side of salad. It's cheesy (as it's supposed to be) and delicious. The tomato soup was nothing special but only costed 4 euros and I got so much bread with my soup! Worth it. The salmon quiche (5.1 euros) was okay but filling. The beer (3.4 euros) was absolutely tasty and a perfect complement to breakfast. We spent about 20 euros on the breakfast for two. Definitely on the pricey side of things but at least it was a good meal. Service was very friendly! Staff spoke English very well.

In my opinion one of the most comfortable, clean, spacey, and friendly Paul's locations in…read moreBruxelles. There's no shoving and pushing here to get in and out. The cafe is quite big, with a good size seating arrangement away from the counter. A big selection meets you as soon as you walk through the doors, and walking along the display of cakes, pastries, and breads will lead you to a glass window through which you can see the deliciousness being made by the baker. They also have a good selection of sandwiches, small pizzas, and such. Staff is friendly and attentive. Have not had to wait here at all, rather it is the staff that has to wait for me to make up my mind: "...one of this..uhh no no wait this, no uh... Maybe both... And also one of those... And a coffee, a large one... Oooooo and what's this!" - Paul's selection will make you very indecisive. Please note however that everything is about 10-20 cents more if you sit in the cafe instead of taking it to go.

3.5 Stars Le Cambridge is not much to look at; the interior…read moreis pretty bright and utilitarian, but its location next to downtown Brussels' main pedestrian shopping thoroughfare, Rue Neuve makes the front terasse great for people watching. Pinballs in the back are an added bonus. The bar is tied to the Haacht breweries, so four of the six drafts are their products (Primus, Tangerloo, Charles Quint, etc), but the other two are rotating beers from breweries like Van Den Bossche (Kerst Pater Christmas beer, Buffalo Stout, Lamoral Triple, etc) and Malheur. Add in the 80 in the bottle that they advertise out front (including Wieze, which I haven't found elsewhere in Brussels), and you have a winning combination!

A neat little beer bar tucked into an alley....walking distance from the Hilton and Sheraton. They…read morehave 80 different beer selections and have patio seating for that all important people watching. The only drawback is that it is cash only. Friendly service. 3.5 stars.

Just the perfect start to our day with awesome breakfast!…read more Conveniently located at the palace square with great food options and good service!

We stopped by here for breakfast while in Bruxelles for a day. Since we were very early and this…read morerestaurant was the only one open near the Grand Place, we went in. The staff were very welcoming and were used to the tourists. Yes, this is a touristy place and you walk in expecting that then you're ok. Omelette was good and coffee was decent. Everyone in there were tourists. For having no choice, this place was A-OK!

If you'd rather ignore your customers by standing with your back to them. Maybe just maybe you'll…read morewant to start a new career... Despite waiting 15 minutes for service. We were ignored. We decided to take our custom to another establishment.

Stumbled upon this place while looking to have lunch. I ordered the traditional Belgium meatballs…read morewhich came with fries. It was very tasty!! Staff was nice and the place was clean. I would absolutely dine here again!

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!

This spot was very cute and quaint! I loved all the sunlight that came in and all the plants! Such…read morea cheerful space! Made better by the lovely waitress who took my party's order. I had a latte, bacon pancakes, and breakfast potatoes. All of it was excellent. The pancakes were a bit over-syruped for my taste but still very good. Bathrooms were very clean. Payment was easy. I'd return and I recommend Woodpecker.

No complaints about the food here. The Peck Special hits the spot after a bit of sightseeing. The…read morepoached eggs are particularly well formed. The bacon is crispy but tender. GOAT cheese is the cheese you need on a savory waffle.

Just on Place Stephanie, this is a quiet place during the day to have a coffee with some home made…read morecake and taste a bagel. Very friendly service, great decoration.

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!

Really lovely place near the centre with a very large outside patio and a smaller, more intimate…read moreinside area. All-vegetarian breakfast restaurant/coffee bar, with a few vegan options. Somewhat strange setup: you find a table, make note of your table number, line up for food at the counter, and they bring your order out. We visited on a Friday morning: it took 5 minutes in line to order and another 30 minutes for the food -- popular place. My wife & I each got the Vegan Rustic breakfast (€13), which comes with a nice dark bread, hummus, avocado, green tomato, and a choice of orange or apple juice, and a hot drink (we got doppio espresso). We also split a very nice vegan croissant (€2.50). The main food items were very simply but tasty and well-executed: the bread was hearty, the avocado was fresh, the hummus was well-made, and the tomatoes were fresh and juicy. Perhaps not the greatest deal given the portion you're getting, but we were content enough. Good spot for vegetarian and vegan breakfast.