Be prepared to wait. I mean it. You can get there and only see a few people in front of you. You…read morewill still wait. From my review, you can clearly tell it is worth the wait. There were 4-6 people in front of us. It took us about an hour waiting. I hate to keep harping on the wait time but setting expectations is key. There is even a story posted on the window about the wait time. So why the wait? Tonton Graby provides individual attention. You can order off their limited menu or just talk to him about your feelings, likes, and dislikes. From there, you get a tailored cheese sandwich exceeding any expectations you might have built up. You don't pay until you've at least tasted it - even if you opt'd for take out. "If you don't like it, I'll eat it" the owner will tell you. You might opt for fruit or veggies on top. You can add meat. There is a small area to eat in if like us you were in no hurry. A sandwich with meat ran 9 euros as of this writing. They accept credit but prefer cash. Enjoy!

Yes, but waiting was too long, 2 hours for me. He provided excellent customer services, but should…read moretrain someone to assist him.

Yum! After leaving Paris on our recent trip to Brussels, we were craving great croissants and found…read morethis bakery near our hotel. We came on a Saturday morning and found a line out the door which is always a great sign! We tried a few different baked goods but our favorite was the chocolate croissant which was light, flaky and buttery with a great chocolate center. Loved this bakery and would highly recommend.

Fantastic bakery. Friendly staff. Delicious food. I highly recommend. Most staff spoke English…read more Service was quick and efficient. Everything we ordered tasted amazing. Definitely will return.

Ah cheese... so delicious…read more On the suggestion of our guidebook, my husband and I stopped here on a sightseeing walk of Brussels to grab lunch. We opted to go with a few slices of cheese and a baguette, and it was so delicious. There is an overwhelming selection of cheese, and we really had no idea where to start selecting cheese to buy. The woman behind the counter picked two cheeses for us, a cow's milk and a sheep's milk cheese. Both were great and we finished them while walking around Brussels. Our lunch was a little pricey, but totally worth it, along with experience of buying local cheese in a lovely setting.

Great selection of meats and cheeses. Most of my knowledge of the French language comes from eating…read more(sigh) which meant I wasn't totally in the dark here but the guy behind the counter was super nice and patient with me to explain the ones I wasn't familiar with. We had grabbed a baguette from Charli and he even let us borrow a knife to cut and spread our cheese while we sat out in the square. We went back again later in the week to try their sandwiches (the sell out so get there early in the lunch hours) and they were great as well. They take credit card so no concerns there either.

My friend and I stumbled upon this cafe on our first morning in Brussels, and I'm so glad we did!…read moreThe employees are super sweet, and the language barrier wasn't much of an issue. The coffee and chocolate croissant were delicious, but my favorite item I tried was their smoked salmon sandwich, with a special cream-cheese spread and sprouts. It was super filling, under 4€, and the perfect lunch to order to-go ("takeaway" as they say) and eat during my train ride. I wish I had known they close early and on weekends just because I would have liked to order another sandwich before leaving! Can't beat the prices, quality, and taste. I just wish they opened later than 3pm!They also have wifi which they will be happy to give you if you ask!

Yeah! The Snack a Pat is my fav' place 4 lunch. Great choice for sandwiches, good simple diches in…read morea relaxed local atmosphere. No thrills and budgetfriendly.

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.

Great sandwiches for good prices in the heart of the Grand Place tourist zone. But almost everyone…read morecoming in was a local which is a great sign. Waiter was super friendly and the sandwich was fantastic. Line out the door but some tables inside and out. They charge a little more for eat in which I didn't really understand and most were taking the sandwiches to go. Would definitely eat here again.

Service was outstanding! The bread and sandwiches were delicious. Busy little shop. All seating…read moreoutside was taken but don't worry there is more in the back.

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.

One of the problems with being in Brussels is seeing all the waffles everywhere, which makes you…read moreincredibly hungry. The thing is that I probably should eat the waffles, but seeing them piled high with delicious cream and a multitude of fruits, they are hard to resist. So, I decided to get one from here. They were too pricey, but the experience wasn't all that great. Needless to say the waffle was okay, not actually not hugely fantastic - I guess like in a lot of cases my eyes ended up being much bigger than my stomach.

Ah the tourist trap. The pricing in this snack bar doesn't make much sense: you pay restaurant…read moreprices if you decide to eat in but fast food prices when you decide to take out. So which is it Break Point? When visited the place the first time, I was looking for a place where I could eat pasta: which is incredibly hard in the city center. I ordered the salmon pasta to the kind waitress. My order arrived shortly. I enjoyed it although I had to adjust the spices a bit *I haven't found a restaurant who just gets it right with the spices, why is everyone so afraid of salt?* The interior is very nice, very open with a comfy nook in the back. There's also the possibility to eat outside but it wasn't appealing to me. There's oil on the table (excellent for the pasta). I used the restroom which was modern and very clean; like they all should be, right? Their position is also ideal, it's in one of the side streets of Anspach. I recommend the place if you're looking for a quick bite to fill a hungry stomach.

The food was amazing! We went for breakfast while visiting Brussels for the weekend and it was a…read moregreat place to start the day. I got an americano and it was by far the best coffee I had while in Brussels, and the cinnamon roll was delicious. They didn't speak much English, and I didn't speak much French, so it was a little confusing to communicate. Regardless, the staff were super nice and very helpful. It was very cold outside so I opted to eat inside, but it was still a bit cold in the restaurant. Better than the wind, though.

So The food was great honestly, I had the croquet that was delicious, but service sucked. Maybe a…read morefluke but I had to re-ask for my cappuccino and then my wife didn't get what she ordered bc the server said that she thought we were sharing. But we had made two separate orders.... weird.

What a lovely surprise. It's a small family run deli. The owners are really nice and the food is…read morequality. The lasagna bolognese is delicious. I served an entire tray at a party and everyone loved it. They even have a nice little wine selection for those last minute meals. But don't go there in the weekend. They are spending time at home. So plan ahead...