Great food and ambience. We went there twice on our trip to Brussels. Friendly staff that speak…read moreEnglish well.

Extremely popular place! On a Friday afternoon the line was out the door & round the corner!…read moreThe wife just wanted a coffee so that necessitated a 20 minute wait. I'd have loved a shake, but I'd rather not wait that long myself. Time waits for no man & this man does not wait for a shake.

Delicious waffle which was enough for two people. Wasn't expecting this type of waffle since I'm…read morefrom the States. Strawberry and whip cream inside a bubble waffle. Latte also excellent. Small place with friendly staff.

Very nice and friendly staffs and they also cover each other proactively…read more I was there in a busy afternoon and there was a long queue waiting for table and take-out. The waiter was busy answering orders and prepare take-away while the barista padded hiss shoulder and say I'll take this one. That very mmoment is sweet. A bit crowded because tables are small and close to each other. Ordered the golden milk and sweet pancake. Could it be any better to share laughters with friends and sweets in a cold winter afternoon?

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!

Great little chocolate coffee place, quiet and with a really friendly staff! Definitely should stop…read morehere if you want a nice, cozy chat with friends and loved ones while enjoying a cup of hot cocoa and a home made scone!

Oh I wished I could experience this place, but soon! At least we'll be freed from the shackles of…read moreCovid restrictions! Hopefully for a long time, because I want to taste fresh bread while sitting down with a friend. Le Pain Quotidien.... the name just sounds like fresh bread! Anyways, from what I could have, (fresh apple juice & Belgian chocolate muffin) I can tell this place has real potential. It's beautifully situated in Sablon (one of the nicest neighborhoods in Brussels). It's sought after because a few moments after it opened there already was a queue... Now for the food... it was good, but I can't say it was mind blowing. Was it because it was cold outside that day? Who'll know? I will definitely give it a try again & have a full brunch to see if the weather and the restaurant experience makes a difference on the food's taste. In conclusion: yes, go ahead give it a try! Especially if you're fond of nice neighborhoods, be mindful that the prices fit the neighborhoods' niceness.

Really enjoyed this place. A friend and I were across the street visiting a church and stopped in…read morehere for a late breakfast. The food was really enjoyable. We enjoyed the different breads and spreads sitting out on the table. We enjoyed it so much we came back the next day.

Very friendly service. Clean and brBig selection of pastries. I ordered a double mocha. Not sure if…read morethe beans, it tastes on the sour side. It could be my personal taste.

We went here on our first morning in Brussels. It was a rainy morning and the staff warmly welcomed…read moreus in. I had 2 soft boiled eggs served with greens and two types of bread. The entire plate was incredibly delicious. In America, restaurants don't offer soft boiled eggs so I was very pleased. I finished my meal with a dirty chai and a pain de chocolate, yum! My husband enjoyed a plate filled with avocado toast. We bought a baguette for later and returned another day to buy more bakery goodies.

This adorable cafe offers sandwiches, pastries, salads, and more. It even has a nice area to sit…read moreinside if you do not want to take away. I grabbed a salad from the grab and go section and it was not bad! I was very hungry and would come here again. The restrooms are even free.

Items Ordered: Almond Croissant…read moreChocolate Croissant Raisin Cream Pastry from Flanders Custard Éclair with Coffee frosting Pear Frangipane Tart Speculoos Cheesecake A small storefront with table, patio and takeout options at Zuidstraat 73 in Brussels, Le Temps des Tartines falls somewhere in the middle of the city's Boulangeries and Patisseries, a locals sort of place where the staff seems quick to become impatient with questions phrased in English while also charging extra on each item selected for indoor dining. No doubt an impassioned concept, over a dozen breads joining a wide range of pastries, tarts, choux and viennoiserie, it was to a small queue that diners were greeted early Monday morning as rain continued falling, the majority of patrons seemingly known by name to the two women behind the counter with quickfire service limiting time for decision making, an eventual order of a half dozen items boxed or bagged and taken to the patio where the small awning provided shelter from the storm and a privileged vantage to dine while the city streets came to life with those headed to the start of their workweek. Having already mentioned the substantial variety available at Le Temps des Tartines, any attempt to sample a wide breadth of the goods better suited for a group of four or more, first tastes of the Almond Croissant as well as the Pain au Chocolate showed each to be far lighter than average, the general lack of sugar welcomed as it allowed for subtlety to be noted though the lack of a crisp exterior was at the same time disappointing. Moving onward to heavier selections, the folded pastry from Flanders definitely worthwhile as soft lamination found itself wrapped around cream and raisins, those desiring a traditional Éclair will likely be disappointed as these frosted versions are sliced lengthwise with custard filling as opposed to light pastry cream, a Speculoos dusted Cheesecake equally unexpected as the base was so sour that it was actually displeasing while the Pear and Frangipane Tart was a far more satisfying experience with soft fruit well balanced by a base both smooth and sweet.

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.