I lived in Halle for a few months and this little cafe was amazing I had trouble still pronouncing…read morecertain things but the server was very sweet and understanding I can't wait to return I will stop back in again

Incredible how nobody yet reviewed this sophisticated corner bar. It's the kind of place you meet…read morewith the friends from childhood or someone that needs to open their heart or spill the beans. The decor is vintage and assuming. Looks like anyone's cozy (but stylish) living room. Very Brussels.

From the owner: Le Aa est un bar de quartier simple et convivial. On y vient pour manger un bout, boire un café ou…read moreencore une bière après le travail. Chaque jour une soupe et un plat qui varient au grès des humeurs et des saisons. Pour les gourmands des desserts fait maisons sont disponibles toute la journée!

This is cute local cafe. It is close to the Basilica and open on Sunday. Looks like mostly a…read morelocals place, but good service and coffee. We took a bakery item to go from next door and loved it. Recommended. See the photos.

We ended up here for dinner prior to attending a futbol game. I very quickly became overwhelmed…read morewith the lack of consistency in the menu posted outside the restaurant and the one we were provided inside in addition to the language barrier. While the outdoor menu has 15+ pasta dishes the one we were given inside had only 5. Again, due to the language barrier we ordered off of those few in the indoor menu and while they were tasty, the ham in the carbonara was quite chewy and the bolognese was rather loose.

Cool cafe close to the Atomium for those who are looking for a lunch spot. Although they don't…read morespeak good English here, I was able to translate the menu and the food came out really nice. The servers were pleasant. I ordered a shrimp pasta dish with indian curry creamy based sauce. My sister ordered a chicken pasta dish with olive oil based sauce. Both were spectacular in flavor, and pretty hefty portions. We took leftovers back with us. Finding a large portion meal is difficult in Europe, but this place did the trick. They have mostly Italian food but some other dishes for those who are looking for alternative items on the menu.

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!

The food was delicious and well prepared and served by the best server we had on our trip through…read moreEurope, UK and Scotland. The atmosphere was great and welcoming. Overall I recommend you stop by and have a bite and a drink when you can.

I enjoy studying at Leopold Cafe Presse, but also can see how it would be a lovely place for a chat…read moreor meet up with a friend. They serve various breakfast items and lunch items, as well as coffees, teas, juices, and pastries. The decor is so cute with the hanging bikes and the atmosphere is very cosy. Wifi is free (but of course, order something and support your local cafes!). In relation to food and drinks, I've enjoyed their chicken tandoori quinoa bowl and their hot apple cider/juice. Their cappuccinos are also lovely and come with a small speculoos cookie. Service is friendly where they deliver your order to you, and they don't make you feel like you're taking up space if you're working or studying.