One of the best places to get some delicious tea with a very good an professional advice…read more Lots of choice of tea (reasonable prices), lots of tea pots (not cheap those).

A small coffee and tea store where you can find the best products from all over the world. They…read morenormally sell the grains so you can have your coffee at home. If you like coffee, this is the place to go. However, they also have a small table there where you can have your coffee prepared by someone who really knows how to do it - and who is really passionate about it.

I walked into this place one time in my life and that was in Paris to try my very first Macaron. I…read moretried ONE salted caramel and I made the biggest mistake of my life by only getting ONE!! I finally had the chance to redeem myself by attending the Brussels Tour where one of the stops was here. I spent a good chunk of my budget on chocolates for dad and made sure to not let history repeat itself. I purchased 5 macarons: 3 Salted Caramel, 1 framboise, and 1 pistachio. My all time favorite flavors brought me right back to that moment when I took my first bite on the streets of Paris. It was seriously like that scene out of Ratatouille where it brought him back to his childhood. It was the same for me! Best flavors of your life: pistachio and Salted Caramel. Thumbs up if you agree and tried!

Pierre Marcolini seemed like THE upscale chocolatier in Brussels with their nice shops, great…read moreservice and impressive ganaches, pralines, truffles and single plantation bars. The prices are very fair for the quality. I ended up paying €250 for three Grand Crus assortment boxes and a stack of Kendem Lembu and Los Rios bars. The Kendem Lembu - Java bars are amazingly good if you enjoy 70+ cocoa count. Their chocolates have great complexity and richness. In fact the only chocolatiers that I would rate higher are Sprungli in Zurich and Le Maison du Chocolat and Michel Cluizel in Paris.

While walking around the area in search of gifts for family, we stumbled upon this cozy and classy…read morelittle tea shop. The tea shop appears to be family owned and both the wife and husband were extremely kind and helpful. The wife helped us pick tea, speaking a little English, and was very encouraging towards our own attempts at French. In addition to buying tea to go, we also had a cup on the spot. The tea was great and the environment was warm and relaxing, with jazz music playing in the background. Lastly, the store has a nice selection of different Belgian sweets (chocolate, cookies, etc.) from other businesses if tea is, well, not your cup of tea. Overall, this tea house is an amazing gem nestled in a rather busy and occasionally touristy area that should not be missed.

Beautiful teashop with large selection of Marriage Freres teas... You can purchase loose leaf or…read moreteabags. They also have delicious sweets and chocolates. Hmmmmmm The interior is quaint and cozy. Lovely couple helped me with selecting teas and I left with a bag full of goodies. Highly recommend this shop!

Really disappointed with the service. I waited around 30 minutes just to be noticed and to get my…read moreorder. I went up to the bartender twice asking if I could order at the bar but was told to wait so I did. On the upside there is free wifi (no password) and plenty of seating-indoors and outdoors. The staff seem to cater to mostly locals and in my opinion tend to disregard foreigners. I was only noticed when I entered and was told to throw my food away. That did not even upset me, it was the fact that the bartender had enough time to tell me to do this but couldn't simply ask someone to get me a beer? I ordered a barbar, a local beer my tour guide suggested. Its bottled and is a blonde brew with only 8% it foams like crazy and tastes slightly metallic, but I think that's most beers.

How do you screw up a pour from a bottle? Didn't know it was possible until this man-bun with chin…read morehair gave me 50\50 foam & beer. $8 for $2 worth of beer. Thx guy.

delicious waffles! we got the liege and the belgian waffle, you can't go wrong with either one…read more both delicious but the liege is thicker and sweeter

Going to Brussels? Go to Maison Dandoy. Seriously - stop whatever it is that you're doing and go…read more You're about to have the best speculoos biscuits known to mankind. The staff speak good English, and frankly everything is good from here. I'm fond of both the biscuits but also the pain au greque as well. Why are you still reading this? Get going!

The wife and I have a long history with Méert. The first thing I ever had were the caramels. Then,…read moreduring my first visit to Lille, in France, home to one of the three Méert shops (the other being in Paris), I sampled their gaufres. Or rather, fell in love with their gaufres. The vanilla filling is to die for. We've taken visiting friends to Méert and bought more and more of their gaufres, but never had we actually eaten in. We decided, after seeing their luxurious looking tarts, that we had to try them. When we arrived, all the tables out front in the Galeries Royales Saint Hubert were full, as well as the small number of tables in the actual shop. We ordered our tarts and only had to wait about five minutes before a free table opened up and we were seated. We ordered the Tarte Yuzu and the Jardin D'Eden. You can read the description of both, and all the others, in the pictures I attached. We also ordered tea. I recommend smelling all the teas in the shop before you decide on which one to order, as they all sound delectable. The tartes were amazing. So we'll prepared. The Yuzu was both of our favorites, but the Jardin D'Eden, a pistachio confectionery, was in no way bad, we just preferred the Yuzu, mint and lemon confit, and the hazelnut crunchy layer. When we come been, and we definitely plan on coming back, we're going to get another Yuzu and try a different tarte for tarte number two for next time.

Food: 4/5 Service: 5/5…read moreCleanliness: 5/5 Decor & Style: 5/5 The waffles were a little too sweet for our taste buds and it wasn't the best in Brussels, however it was still very good. The decor was gorgeous, elegant, classic, and very quaint! Service was phenomenal and it's a small establishment so you feel very appreciated.