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.

Ordered "The Peck" and the Magic Mushroom". Both tasted great…read more I was first a little upset for being served a a half size of sparkling water for 2.50 euros. Considering everything on the menu was moderately priced why jack up the cost of water and sparkling to 2.50 for half bottles. Sorry for the rant. I would come back because it is good. I just won't order the waters anymore

Not worth the hype. Could definitely find something better for the price! Central locationread more

Great new looking place ! Good food and good people . New spot for a cool and good brunchread more

From the owner: Très bon café, Jus de fruits frais minutes, milshake. Bagnats, toasts, sandwichs & salades. Brunch…read moresamedi et dimanche. Vous pouvez manger sur place ou à emporter.

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!

Marvelous family business serving outstanding tea, coffee, pastries and chocolates. I always make…read morethe time to visit them when I'm in Brussels. They're off in a neighborhood above the Palace grounds, fairly close to the MS offices and the EU. My favorite place to meet up with friends to get the day started!

This is a really adorable little cafe and tea house…read more Their hot chocolate is just amazing, and they have a good selection of pastries as well. I like their quiches for a light lunch. Service is slow, but friendly. Highly recommended, particularly if you want a cozy place to sit and read.

Out of all the Le Pain Quotidien's I have been to so far I feel this is probably the most…read moreauthentic. Just going into the bakery area, seeing hundreds of breads set up beautifully and a line out the door to get them, already sets the tone: this is a true bakery worthy of it's name. The staff is kind, really hospitable and is true to the typical Belgian conviviality. The price is right and what I particularly loved is that they have an upstairs area (much quieter) where I had scheduled an interview. The line at retail can be slow and the bathrooms need some love but it's all worth it in the end. This is one of my favorite brunch spots in Brussels especially on a sunny day on the terrace!!

I had bookmarked Le Pain Quotidien, but hadn't expected to get to try it. We accidentally ran into…read morethis one trying to get out of unexpected hail and to wait it out. The staff was rather curt off the bat which I imagined was due to us as we weren't sure about the going-ons of ordering-- do we sit, do we order at the bar... yadda yadda.~ (You sit & pay later at the bar.) Anyways, we were trying her patience, I think, and for that, we are sorry. Still though. Still. We got 2 cappuccinos, a lemon tart, muffin, and a fresh lemonade with mint. I really should have heeded the overheard conversation from the guy near me. He had ordered the lemonade with mint before me and thought it needed sugar or more sugar... anyways, fresh lemon juice indeed. That drink will make you burly. After the conundrum of just getting seated I wasn't even going to bother asking for sweetner. The drink was pretty though... I toughed that one out, but not sure if it helped my thirst any. On top of my lemon juice my mother couldn't finish her lemon tart and pushed it onto me... I weep inside. Dare I show any weakness. Our third companion though seemed to have the ordering business down and enjoyed her choices. Which for that I'm glad. I think overall Le Pain Quotidien isn't half bad. The food really looked good and if the lemonade had been sweetened at all it would have been a lovely drink. Atmosphere was relaxing too. A-okay.

I am a huge fan of brunch and Oma does brunch fantastically…read more I stayed in an Airbnb just outside of Brussels and the owner of the apartment recommended Oma for weekend brunch and I am so glad that he did. We woke up a little later than planned and hoped that by the time we walked over the place wouldn't be completely full. Thankfully we arrived just in time and were seated right away. The layout of the restaurant is adorable! The wallpapers, lights, tables, and everything else gave the restaurant a laid-back and comfortable vibe. We opted to get the €17 per person brunch buffet. There were cold cuts, cheese platters, yogurt, waffles with butter and jam, salads, pastas, eggs, sausages, soup, desserts, fruits, and much more. The buffet came with your choice of a hot drink (tea, coffee). I thought that everything tasted amazing and it was just a very happy meal. I highly recommend it for brunch in Brussels! The only negative aspect is that it was still hard to justify the price, but it was still worth it!

Had Sunday brunch there today: we were a group of 4. The place itself is lovely and the staff are…read morevery friendly! The food was varied: on the one hand there was the traditional stuff for breakfast (eggs, ham, cheese, bread) and in addition there was a mix of salads/pasta.. These were nice but nothing special (some of them felt like they came out of a tin and were mixed with some herbs/spices) . thats not to say it was a bad culinary experience- no, overall it was fan, but I have eaten better quality food in Brussels. However price- food ratio you really can't complain.

Nice service and good atmosphere. Wasn't too crowded. Ordered country breakfast and sweet…read morebreakfest. Fresshed pressed juice was very nice:-) want to go back.

Nice quiet place. More food options for lunch. Came after 6 pm not many food items available. Nice…read moreatmosphere, friendly staff, plenty of drink options. They have beach style chairs to lounge in with your friends.

From the owner: Sandwicherie et petite restaurationread more

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.