From the owner: Le choix de produits de qualité, les recettes d'autrefois et le savoir faire d'aujourd'hui pour…read morevous proposer des gâteaux savoureux. Les fruits s'adaptent au gré des saisons.

Waffles, beer, frites and chocolate was basically the itinerary (: we started with waffles on our…read morefirst morning in Brussels and I can't think of a better place to begin than at Maison Dandoy. The ambience of this location really makes it special. I was really looking for a Hallmark movie themed experience and starting here was perfect. My waffle was scrumptious and a great start to the day. Highly recommend.

When in Belgium, you have to try a waffle!…read more They're much fluffier with a more crisp skin then back home! They're delicious and definitely a must try when here! This little cafe was nice and comfortable!

What a hidden gem. No tables for dine in it's a grab and go kind of place. Lots of locals when we…read morewalked in. Even a couple of police officers ahead of us ordering. You know it's good if they're there. We didn't know what to get so we ordered a ham and cheese sandwich (only 4 euros), a baguette and a napoleon and everything was under $10. What a steal. Everyone was leaving with multiple baguettes and now we know why. It was crisp on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Everything you dream about baguette to be. We were so happy we stopped by.

Really great breakfast spot. I got a decently portioned panini for less than 5€! Quiet and laid…read moreback but good food.

Patrick Millet is an award-winning baker whose shops daily feature amazing cakes and tarts that are…read morelittle works of art in themselves. His stores (Sterrebeek, Strombeek-bever, and Sint-pieters woluwe) also feature a variety of excellent breads, rolls and cookies. The stores are immaculate--gleaming and welcoming--and the staff (his wife often helps at the Sterrebeek shop) friendly and comfortable switching from Flemish to French to English and sometimes a couple of other languages as well. It's always a pleasure to shop here and we make sure to bring visitors by to see his beautiful displays.

This is a great little bakery located right at the corner of Place Dumon. Their breads and pastries…read moreare top notch, the service is wonderful and as a bonus, they are open on Sundays! We love Nyla Rose!

From the owner: A family owned bakery serving Stockel creating desserts and cakes for Weddings, Birthdays and…read moreSpecial Occasions as home baked bread and fine pastries.

We fancy ourselves as connoisseurs of croissants aux amandes and the ones at Yves Guns are killer…read more Dense, buttery, and packed with almond flavor. Best we've had in Brussels so far!

Fun place to get sweets. Came because of the long line but moved fast. Great tasting dessertsread more

Very fresh, doughy authentic raisin brioche. You can watch them baking in the window and this place…read moreis known to have a line, but if you get there when they first open, you'll have no problem walking right up to order.

One of my favorite finds in Brussels! The service has always been so warm even though they are busy…read moreand the prices in both the dining area and the bakery are so fair for Portuguese treats. I love ordering one of the coffee-based offerings in the cafe along with a bifana and a couple pasteis de nata or rissois (croquettes). At the bakery, I order some rissois or pasteis as well, or torta de laranja if they have it. I just wish they had the names of different offerings in the bakery so I could look them up and try it, but the service has always been friendly in both locations. So grateful we have this so one could get their Portuguese pastry/snack fix on!

The hot chocolate and cappuccinos were perfect. We had a selection of ham an cheese sandwiches and…read morepastries and one thing was better than the next. And the staff were so kind and helpful. We loved everything about it