Loved the Shrimp scampi here! So comforting, just what I needed. Came here at an odd hour as I was…read morefamished! Scampi did not disappoint! I also had Aperol spritz and husband got a duvel beer. Service was nice and their seating Recommend

Stopped in for a quick snack after 1 pm on a Friday, since we were still pretty full from breakfast…read morebut wanted some mussels. Hubby had some sort of raspberry beer and I ordered a cafe with cream, which I didn't know meant whipped cream, so the waiter definitely thought something was wrong with me when I took a whole glob of it out of my coffee. We shared the white wine and garlic cream mussels. The sauce was nice but some of the mussels were sandy. And at €26, it's a bit on the pricey side but you're paying more for the location. It's located right outside the Saint Hubert Gallery, so it's a good place to people watch. I would recommend skipping the food and just ordering a beer if you're just looking for a quick break.

Came here for lunch together with my brothers, and it turned out to be an excellent choice!…read more We were all craving some real good looking sandwiches, and this place seemed just like it when I found it on Yelp. When we arrived we were met by a really nice guy behind the counter who helped us oit with his recommemdations. There were so much delicious options, but in the end I got the Chorizo and Goat Cheese Foccia as well as the Peppered Salami & Cheese Panini Melt. Originally the peppered salami & cheese was only an option for the ciabatta, but the guy let us choose different bread if we wanted to. Awesome service, I'm telling you. Both of them were super tasty, and pretty filling. If you're looking for a place that's got both the taste and the filling for a good price, this is the place for you.

I can't attest to the deliciousness of Delish's dishes, but I can say, when I was desperately in…read moreneed of some wifi to figure out just where the Hell I was after the stressful debacle that encompassed my time at Brussels airport, Delish was there for me with a friendly, well-spoken staff and a nice list of coffee drinks to warm me up on a rainy day. Compared to the medinas in Morocco I would spend the next few weeks walking through, the streets of Brussels are fairly easy to navigate, although signage is still lacking to some degree. My GPS signal was pretty much nonexistent, so after guessing which train stop I needed to get off on, I really needed to pull up a map on an internet connection to get well situated. Delish prominently displayed their free wifi sign, at a time when few other businesses were open so early in the morning. What a relief. After getting settled in with a connection I decided to sample one of their signature coffee drinks, a mocha with a chantilly cream topping and real chunks of Belgian chocolate at the bottom. I didn't know I needed it, but once I had it damn was I grateful. It was the perfect pick-me-up for the sour attitude I was experiencing after dealing with such bad customer service, and the gals here helped relieve some of that too. Their welcoming demeanor and smiles really made a difference for me that morning, and helped change my impression of the otherwise cold city to that point.

Super cafe, very open with windows and lights on two sides. There is a wide selection of food and…read moredrinks, the coffees and scone we had were great and just what was needed after some hours of walking and looking around the area. All the food looked delicious, this is a nice spot to stop at.

Jat is a fun place to study and get work done among a plethora of other cafes in this area. They…read moreserve up coffees, shakes, smoothies, juices, cakes and pastries, salads, sandwiches, and pancakes. There is another Jat cafe in the Saint-Gilles area, but this Jat seems to be quieter but still frequented by folks. They offer free wifi and have a bathroom for customers. I've enjoyed their cappuccino here a handful of times and have had a muffin or loaf (it wasn't memorable as you can tell, but it was filling as a sweet bite). Seating is plentiful and the ambiance is very relaxed.

This is a lovely place to stop for a light lunch or hearty breakfast. The vegan options are…read moresufficient and the people watching is excellent. The area can get a little loud due to the echoing off the arched ceilings in the gallery, but that's all part of the charm.

Subject: Complaint Regarding Customer Treatment at Le Pain Quotidien - Brussels Airport (24 June…read more2026) I am writing to express my disappointment regarding an incident that occurred at Le Pain Quotidien in the departure hall of Brussels Airport on 24 June 2026 at approximately 7:05 PM. My family and I were accompanied had chosen this establishment to enjoy a coffee together and say goodbye before our family members departed. Due to our respective professions, we are often separated for extended periods. , opportunities to spend time together are limited and particularly meaningful. As the restaurant's advertised closing time was 8:00 PM, we reasonably expected to be able to remain for a short while and enjoy a coffee together. Shortly after we sat down, an employee approached us and informed us that we had to leave because she wanted to begin cleaning the area. I politely explained in French that there were still approximately 55 minutes remaining before closing time and asked whether we could stay for a few more minutes to finish saying goodbye to our family. The employee continued insisting that we leave. I repeatedly asked her to leave us alone for a few minutes so that we could spend our final moments together as a family. However, she continued the discussion and did not respect our request. I would also like to note that French is not my native language. The staff member appeared to communicate exclusively in French, which created a significant communication barrier. Unfortunately, this may have contributed to the misunderstanding and the inappropriate manner in which I was addressed. What made the situation even more confusing was that other customers in the same area were left undisturbed and allowed to remain seated. The apparent difference in treatment was difficult for us to understand. The repeated interruptions eventually created an uncomfortable and tense atmosphere. Out of frustration, I made a firm remark asking to be left alone so that we could continue our farewell. The employee apparently considered this remark to be insulting and decided to call the police. When the police officers arrived, I calmly explained the situation. After listening to our explanation, they simply advised us to have our coffee elsewhere. What surprised us most was that other customers remained in the restaurant and continued to be served. Furthermore, at approximately 7:45 PM, only fifteen minutes before the official closing time, I personally observed the same employee serving another customer two beers. This raises a legitimate question: if the establishment was still serving customers at 7:45 PM, why were we being pressured to leave already at 7:05 PM? Our disappointment is not related to cleaning procedures or closing preparations. We fully understand that staff members have duties to perform before closing.Although asking us to leave 55 minutes before closing time is exaggerating early! Rather, our concern is with the manner in which the situation was handled and the apparent lack of courtesy, empathy and customer service shown towards us. We were simply trying to spend a few final moments with family members before their departure. A small amount of flexibility and understanding would have completely avoided this unpleasant incident. I also find it particularly concerning that the employee chose to involve the police after I had repeatedly requested only a brief opportunity to complete our farewell. From my perspective, the situation escalated unnecessarily. Rather than allowing us a few minutes to finish saying goodbye, the repeated insistence that we leave led to an avoidable confrontation and ultimately police involvement. The treatment we experienced felt both disproportionate and inconsistent with the standards of hospitality that customers expect from Le Pain Quotidien. I am genuinely curious whether Le Pain Quotidien considers it acceptable that certain customers are asked to leave almost an hour before closing while others are allowed to remain and continue receiving service in the same LPQ area!. I filed an official complaint about this harassement by LPQ staffmember!

i've been there for a lot of years. So, I really like the place…read more Excellent dishes: pasta's (an awful lot), grilled beef, Goods elction of wines at a reasonable prices. Friendly service. Close to an underground station. Open till late in the afternoon. Do yourself a favour: go and get there for a fine moment.

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.

Our hotel recommended this place for breakfast. We were skeptical, but the minute we arrived we…read morewere greeted with kindness and superb customer service. The ambiance is very modern and a very clean look. There were abundant vegetarian choices, which always makes me happy. We ended up with the Turkish eggs and Protein and Greens omelette. The serving size was plentiful and enough for a takeaway. To top it off, the coffee was supreme.

The food was very good and well cooked. We arrived around 10:15am, right before it got super busy…read moreabout 15 min later.... It was an average breakfast, nothing out of the norm or over the top (from my perspective as a tourist). The wait was a bit long for the food - about 20 minutes- and we had to remind them about our mimosa. Overall, it was a decent breakfast/ brunch place if you're looking for an American breakfast.

If you'd rather ignore your customers by standing with your back to them. Maybe just maybe you'll…read morewant to start a new career... Despite waiting 15 minutes for service. We were ignored. We decided to take our custom to another establishment.

Stumbled upon this place while looking to have lunch. I ordered the traditional Belgium meatballs…read morewhich came with fries. It was very tasty!! Staff was nice and the place was clean. I would absolutely dine here again!

Looking for a spot for lunch that is in between fast food and white table cloth. They offered…read morebrunch! A variety of sweet or savory tapas that were featuring seasonal fruits and veggies. The sunny side up egg with salt crystals and the taboleh featuring quinoa and chickpeas were the highlights of the meal. Our waitress was gorgeously sweet and spoke English, I didn't catch her name but it was Evelyn or Aimee or Katelyn or something.

Beautiful place with delicious food. I went there for lunch with my mother and brother, our waiter…read morewas fantastic, a welcoming place. The menu is short but offers great options if you are picky as well. Highly recommend it.