I may or may not have come here twice during my 5 hour layover in Brussels. What can I say? An oat…read moremilk latte after 2 weeks without coffee is basically heaven in an 8 oz cup. First time around: I ordered an 8 oz (which is considered a medium, LOLZ) oat milk latte with one pump of vanilla and a little Quiche Lorraine (GF) on the side. The total came out to about $12/ €10. The gal who helped me was so wonderful! As soon as she heard me say, "hello", she switched gears and asked me, "English?". I was so impressed watching her interact with multiple different customers, seamlessly jumping from language to language. After I grabbed my food, I went and found a little table in the middle of the airport where I had an eat-pray-love moment with my food and coffee. Following my heavenly breakfast, I walked around for 2 hours and was drawn back for another coffee. That's how you know it's good coffee, folks. Check 'em out - it'll make your layover somethin' like a dream!

Love that it has labeled for allergies! Gluten Free choices now include an little sandwich...with…read morethe best gluten free bread I've had in a very long time-cannot believe it's gluten free! Also got a little quinoa salad that I typically pick up which is also tasty. I'm still not over the bread and kind of wish I got two haha. It's so rare that I find good GF bread in fast-ish food and so desperately needed something a bit more filling.

Face it, when you travel and especially at an international airport, the place knows that it has a…read morecaptive audience so can pretty much rip you off for a bottle of water or a sandwich. Java Coffee could do that too, but since the Starbucks has already cornered that market at the Brussels airport, they only go for affordable coffee and such. A normal fresh coffee is only 2.85 (Euro) and a larger one 40 cents more. A cappuccino, medium, is 3.75 while the large one is 3.95. They have different teas too, which are 3 euro each. You can even get a smoothie for under a fiver! If you're hungry you can get a chocolate or blueberry muffin for 3.30 and even a croissant for 1.90. Java is located on the arrivals floor, so grab a drink before you head through security on the other floor.

Airport coffee shop in the Arrivals lobby. I've eaten here twice, both times for breakfast. They…read morehave all the European standards for coffee, plus American drip coffee in 3 sizes, plus the standard coffee / tea accoutrements. Multiple options for eating are available. I had the omelet and bacon paninis twice. It's delicious. Unfortunately they do not have salt and pepper. This aside the food is good. Prices are reasonable, large coffee and sandwiche cost me about €12; not bad for the airport. Plenty of seating inside and several stand up tables in front of the business. Airport free wifi is strong here.

Coffe was ok, but I really hate when they let people sneak in line. I had eye contact and they saw…read moreI was first but this bully in suit was louder.

Love that even the cold drinks come in a paper cup, paper top & paper straw. Quick service,…read morefriendly staff, usual taste & high airport prices.

Pastries were fresh and coffee was tasty. Service was fast and friendly. Reasonable line and plenty…read moreof place to sit. I love that they had skim milk.

There are at least two Starbucks at this airport. One is located in the check-in terminal and the…read moreother within Terminal or Pier A. This review is for the Starbucks within Pier A, after one goes through security, blah, blah. I ordered a small vanilla latte. While I'm not a huge fan of Starbucks, I am familiar with their drinks. My order was fulfilled speedily, and the baristas were nice, the way they spelled out my name humored me (Greace, instead of Grace; check my picture). But unfortunately, the coffee just tasted burnt and not very good. I've had coffee from the News Cafe (located within this same terminal, a little farther down) and their's was so much better. If you're in need of coffee before a trans-Atlantic flight and find yourself here, I'd recommend the News Cafe over this Starbucks. Also, the price was better at News Cafe. My grande Vanilla Latte was about 7$ when converted to US Dollars.

After two hot espressos during a six hour layover I really wanted an iced cold brew. A welcome…read morereprieve. I'm a fan of Starbuck's cold brew, black.

Amazing place! The beer was delicious and the bartenders were great. Got lost around the airport in…read moreBrussels and stumbled across this fantastic place

Great for drinks after work or to start the weekend. If you want to have a great spaghetti over…read morelunch or for dinner, also stop by at 't Stopsel. In general lovely atmosphere and the owners Elke & Dirk are two friendly people cooking and serving with a big smile. Plenty of parking in front of the brasserie.

Just had a marvellous "deluxe" breakfast in the lovely place located between downtown Brussels and…read morethe airport. Fresh food, typical bread or bagels, great Latte coffee prepared by real barista and don't miss homemade lemonades!