I wanted to love this place, but it was just okay. We ordered the nachos, fries, and cheese…read morecrochets. The chips were amazing, but the toppings were not the most tasty. The fries were okay but tasted a bit old. The cheese crochets tasted fine. We also ordered the carrot cake. I ate the carrot cake on the train back to Paris. The carrot cake was fantastic. I always want to support vegan places, but the food was a bit pricey for the quality. Btw, the service was excellent with very nice staff.

Lovely place, indoors and outdoors, but the prices are way too high for the quality of food…read moreprovided. I had the boulets à la Liègiose and the "meat balls" were rubbery and uninteresting in terms of taste. The chips and salad were also completely forgettable. The only good part of the meal was the house red wine, which was decent. The staff and service were also good, if a bit slow on a slow night. I want to love the place but.... I am not sure I'll come back.

What a great find this was: surprisingly high-quality bowl/wrap place right in Gare du Midi with…read morelots of vegan options. My wife got the Super Wrap (€10) and I got the Super Bowl (€12.50). The wrap was made fresh and grilled, coming with tofu, leaves, eda mame, daikon sprouts and a miso dressing. The bowl was similar, coming with the same, plus quinoa, broccoli, and pomegranate seeds. Reasonable portion, quite healthy and fairly priced. We were very happy with this find.

I had an amazing wrap here. I believe it was called the chi-tay wrap and it was incredible. They…read moreare extremely friendly and spoke english/had English on the menu. Also had yesterdays croissants which were cheap and incredible.

Great place for all food stuffs vegan: cheeses, nice-cream, pasta, vegan proteins, chocolates, …read more.. Lovely people! Possible to take away quiches and cakes.

Decent all-vegan spot for rice and noodle bowls, and more. I got the Lin Bowl and my wife got the…read moreCrispy Chicken Bowl; we were both only moderate satisfied with our bowls. My Lin Bowl came with three super low-quality spring rolls -- nothing close to classic Vietnamese spring rolls -- vermicelli, reasonably seasoned tofu, and various crunchy veggies (no real dark greens though). My wife's bowl came with what looked and tasted like vegan chicken nuggets (seriously?), shredded veggies, edamame beans, and white rice. At €16-17 per bowl, the size was slightly small but acceptable. I can't see we were particularly impressed, but I suppose we have unrealistically high standards coming from the vegan Asian food heaven that is Vancouver.

Went here looking for some delicious comforting food. And that is exactly what i got. From the…read morebrilliant food to the lovely staff. I could consider this one of THE best vegan restaurants. Although, at this restaurant my dad was greeted by a homeless man. As we don't properly speak French we couldn't communicate with the man but the staff came out and talked to him. Soon after they came out with some food for him. All around good and chill restaurant. The coke was odd.

As a celiac, I was so glad that I was able to have a Belgian waffle while visiting Brussels…read more Service was quick and I watched the woman who took my order make my waffle in the iron. I got a plain waffle which was both automatically gluten-free and vegan. It was filling and stayed piping hot the entire time I walked around in the cold. It tasted nice without any toppings whatsoever. I'd definitely stop by again if I were in Brussels. Visited: December 2025

I like gluten, but i didn't miss it having veganwaf's great waffles. Good place to go.read more

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.

I'm glad I didn't read the reviews before I found Bernie's at the Brussels midi train station. We…read morewalked through the whole station looking for something to eat for a late lunch. There were many organic and vegan type places, or your standard fast food "takeaway" counters. But then we found Bernie's and based on what we saw, we decided to eat there. Couldn't have been more surprised and pleased. The bun did have a lot of seeds on but it was delicious, soft and large enough to cover the burgers. My husband had a double burger and it was very good. I had the lamb burger and I loved it. The fries were fresh and hot. Yes we paid a little bit more than a fast food joint but we felt like we got more. We had no complaints and would go back again. BTW, even though it was a counter service, the service was friendly and efficient also. I have found that a smile and courtesy always are returned in kind.

It's kinda pricey and it's kinda just okay…read more I like the concept and where this is going or would have gone. It certainly seems like it'd be better than Quick. Sadly, it's pretty rough around the edges. The burgers look good. Like they should look good, but when you get them they kinda look sad. Maybe it's the lighting? Or how they're made? Or the excessive amount of seeds in the bread? I don't know. The bread actually seems like it'd be appetizing and for the most part my meal was pretty good, albeit more on the experimental side of flavor notes, in my opinion. I wanted the Veggie burger, but was quickly informed it was out, so opted for their "new" Crispy Chicken. A majority of Bernie's menu is beef patties with only two non-red meat options. Maybe their beef burgers are better than their chicken? I'd have really liked to have tried the veggie though, but oh well. Anyways, the chicken was a standard chicken filet of the frozen processed kind. You know the drill. The breading was really greasy, but the sandwich itself wasn't bad. I'm used to chicken sandwiches being a bit more simplistic in condiments and toppings usually the mayo and lettuce drill with an occasional tomato thrown in. Bernie's crispy chicken had a tapenade with a honey dijon, red onion, spring mix and more. This just sounded good. I was pretty excited, but it ended up being an odd composition of flavors. So what? It wasn't for me. Still decent meal. I also ordered fries which scored me a cone from Fritkots next door. They don't seem to share a grill exactly, but if you get fries in your order it'll be from them. Fries were okay. I'm not sure how great Gare du Midi food court fare can get since so far I've been rather unimpressed with a lot of it, but if Bernie's can sort the rough edges they'd be a really nice option.

I don't like to rip on all-vegan places, but this place was quite disappointing. We stopped in for…read moredinner as we were in the area visiting some beer bars. We saw this place did all-vegan momos, but I guess we shouldn't have expected much. They have a combo that comes with a mix of 5 momos (€11 for lunch and €14 dinner if steamed; +€1 for fried), a soup, and veggies. Both my wife & I tried the steamed version, The food came out in 10 minutes or so. The momos were far from authentic and not all that great: the shiitake mushroom was my favourite; the peanut and broccoli one had a bizarre texture; and the squash one just didn't work. They don't serve them with traditional momo dipping sauces, but with a sort of gyoza-like sauce, which doesn't work that well. The soup seemed like a watery split pea soup (why is this served at a momo place?), and the veggies were simply cooked and served with a soy-like sauce. Honestly, this was a pretty sad meal. The portion was also pretty weak for the value -- we needed to stop for more food later. The food wasn't bad-tasting, just bland, and puzzling given what the place is apparently supposed to be. I wouldn't return, but Brussels' vegan scene is still immature, so I guess that's how places like this can exist.

lunch at 10 euro including a soup, dumplings and steamed vegetables. Very tasty and it is fresh…read more Above all, made with love and the place is very peaceful and light. Highly recommended!

Unfortunately I was not impressed by this place. The vibe was nice to sit outside on the sidewalk…read morewith the bustle of the tourist spot, but the service was quite slow and the food was not great. The waffle was somehow gummy and oily at the same time, and it was served on a small board that - with the runny yolk situation and piled spinach - made an absolute mess on the table and ground beneath. Last, the avocado was massively brown and was served anyway - we didn't complain or send it back mostly because we had a time limit, but I was unpleasantly surprised at their standard of fare

Gluten free in Brussels and jealous of the waffles?!? Well look no further. This is a vegan…read morefriendly, GF friendly place that has sandwiches, waffles, and Gluten free beer on tap for you. Waffles and sandwiches were both delicious. Waffles are hard to replicate but these are close, the sandwiches are indistinguishable from actually being gluten. It's a few steps off the big touristy square so it shouldn't even be out of your way. Service is hit and miss so be ready to just speak up. They like it when you know what you want and don't have questions but they will begrudgingly help you. We went more than once and had only one weak service experience and again, we got our food without issue in the end.

The food was amazing and tasty. The Chef (who is extremely friendly) changes the menu every 2 days…read moreto keep everything fresh. I cannot recommend this place enough, if you can get a seat. There is no written menu. And for the size and quality of the dishes,It was a great value. Cute ambiance and smells amazing as soon as you come in.

A neat, little Restaurant in Brussels. I first discovered this Gem when I left Café Floreo…read more They have some seats outside which made the stay even more pleasant. I don't know whether they do have a Menu, but since the Owner/Chef/Waiter made pretty good suggestions I didn't need it. As a Starter I had a plate with Hummus made from Lentils, Dark Olivepaste, some Ham (presumably San Daniele), Mozzarella with Tomatoes and some Arugula as garnish. Before that they put some delicious Bread with Olivepaste and Oliveoil on the Table. For the Main Course they suggested Tagliatelle Nero with Gambas. I had a Glass of Rosé to go with it. Everything was excellent! The Staff was very friendly and I am sure I'll be back again! Thank you for the nice Lunch! A bientôt.