This place is very easy to find, and super cute inside. Very eclectic decor - from china (teacups,…read moreplates, etc.) to clowns, fresh flowers on the larger table in the back, and a lot of tables/seating packed into a fairly small, but cosy space. We were seated right away, around 10:15 on a Saturday morning. I ordered a coffee, and water - the coffee is not what this American is used to (very small cup), that was 3/4 full. It was ok, the breakfast sandwich was the true standout here. Beautiful presentation, perfectly cooked egg with a nice runny yolk, a generous pile of bacon, tomato and lettuce, on a toasted bagel. So good!

Cute bagel breakfast stop with friendly service and fresh ingredients many kinds of teas and…read morecoffee and freshly made bagel sandwiches We went the sweet route with fresh fruits and cream cheese and pretty white chocolate shavings we also enjoyed the savory egg bacon avacado bagel A fancy breakfast delight just a bit hefty on the wallet

Delicious bagels! Lots of options. The shop is super cute and the staff was nice and welcoming…read more(even to tourists). Would definitely go back!

I'm so glad we decided to make the trek down to this place for brunch during our stay in Bruges…read more The whole concept is really cool because you probably can't go wrong with either books or brunch but together seems like an even better combination. Our server was a touch cold and aloof but it was ok because they provide you with a paper menu that you can check off what items you want. This is a fantastic concept and I really wish more places did this. Two of us ordered the bagel with hummus, zucchini, feta, olives, tomato, and cilantro. This was not only nice on the eyes, but it was delicious and packed with tons of veggies and healthy shit. I could not have had a better breakfast. GF ordered the omelette with toast and she liked it but it brought up that dilemma that's as old as time regarding whether or not she likes eggs. If you do, in fact, like eggs, this is probably a safe choice. The last in our party ordered the granola bowl with nuts, seeds, fresh fruit, and yogurt. This person is very hard to please but I do remember her being pleased by this dish. They also have a million other things like pancakes, waffles (duh), sandwiches, salads, a dish of the day, a pie of the day, and a bunch of yummy drinks. The environment is SO cozy and a great place to spend some time enjoying good food and a book.

Wow!! I am so impressed by this place. The service was wonderful, they provide menus where you…read morecheck what you want. The food was fresh and so delicious. I told the waitress I do not eat pork and she substituted the ham for cream cheese for the extensive breakfast. So often I have fruit salads with bad fruit, but everything tasted great! The ambience is wonderful. They have books in English and other languages where you can grab a book and enjoy your meal. It's a wonderful location to hang out and take a break. I will be retuning.

Probably the best coffee I have had in my life. I wish I lived closer because I would be here all…read moreof the time!

Excellent café/Very good coffee. The latte was perfect!…read more Down side: You can't get a glass of water with your coffee, you have to buy a bottle, pretty cheap. I am green and don't like to use water bottles. Big #FAIL They have a few muffins and pastries also available but not a large selection.

This spot was a cute place to stop at for breakfast. I had a glass of apple pear juice and an…read moreorange juice and my husband had a latte. For food we both ordered the breakfast bagel with cream cheese, egg and bacon. It was all good.

Super cute cozy coffe shop! Limited breakfast menu but delicious coffee options. Specially the…read more"anti hangover coffee" with lemon and vanilla was unique. Seating in the back and felt a little more local vibe then other options. Service was quick and friendly!

If you grew up eating classic New York bagels this will be a disappointment. Traditional bagels…read moreshould be dense and chewy. These were light, almost airy, and fell apart easily. More like standard bread than a bagel. They look like bagels, but they probably didn't boil the dough before baking (as you should with bagels). So they really just taste like bread. If you've never had a traditional bagel before then you will probably like these. The muffins, however, were excellent... moist, flavorful with the perfect amount of fruit. The muffins are a must!