I am a huge fan of brunch and Oma does brunch fantastically…read more I stayed in an Airbnb just outside of Brussels and the owner of the apartment recommended Oma for weekend brunch and I am so glad that he did. We woke up a little later than planned and hoped that by the time we walked over the place wouldn't be completely full. Thankfully we arrived just in time and were seated right away. The layout of the restaurant is adorable! The wallpapers, lights, tables, and everything else gave the restaurant a laid-back and comfortable vibe. We opted to get the €17 per person brunch buffet. There were cold cuts, cheese platters, yogurt, waffles with butter and jam, salads, pastas, eggs, sausages, soup, desserts, fruits, and much more. The buffet came with your choice of a hot drink (tea, coffee). I thought that everything tasted amazing and it was just a very happy meal. I highly recommend it for brunch in Brussels! The only negative aspect is that it was still hard to justify the price, but it was still worth it!

Had Sunday brunch there today: we were a group of 4. The place itself is lovely and the staff are…read morevery friendly! The food was varied: on the one hand there was the traditional stuff for breakfast (eggs, ham, cheese, bread) and in addition there was a mix of salads/pasta.. These were nice but nothing special (some of them felt like they came out of a tin and were mixed with some herbs/spices) . thats not to say it was a bad culinary experience- no, overall it was fan, but I have eaten better quality food in Brussels. However price- food ratio you really can't complain.

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.

Decent size restaurant with a second floor. Service was okay. Took a little while to catch the one…read morewaiters attention. Food is pretty cheap and came out fast. Both crepe and waffle was good. The bread that came with the combo meal was huge. It was soft even though it was cold. I had to ask for butter since it didn't come with any. Overall decent breakfast and i would come back again

Yelp has wrong hours for this place! I went to go eat breakfast and had to wait in the rain until…read morethey opened at 8am. It's a clean cafe with two floors. No one speaks English and there is no English on the menu but we figured things out pretty ok. It was pretty good, nothing outstanding but nothing bad either. They were the open place close by for me so i was happy with what i got. We got moroccon tea, almond croissant, tomato & mozzarella panini, and freshly pressed orange juice. All of them were really good!

I went to Wiel's Renard Noir in Brussels because the friends we were with recommended it for lunch…read more It's a family-owned place, and the owner, an older lady, was super friendly. The service was excellent, and our food was fresh and came out fast. We got steak with fries and salad, and we ordered some beers. Very nice atmosphere. I'd definitely suggest dining here if you're in Brussels!

The atmosphere is really laid back and just a cool casual place to hang out and have a beer or some…read moremunchies. The guy that ran our Airbnb apartment suggested we go here for a pot of mussels (which they don't have) but we ended up just hanging outside in the outdoor seating with the locals. It really did feel like a local bar so it was more authentic. You can just sit outside and watch the people stroll by and the barmaid/bartender just leaves you alone to enjoy your adult beverage or whatever else suits your fancy. The bartender also spoke pretty good English as well. I had the zinnebir which apparently is the "local people's beer" and my sister had just a standard run of the mile light beer but in a big glass. The vibe of the bar though was a mix of like hipster/alternative with just good ole Belgian kindness. It also wasn't too busy in the bar either so I don't know if the place gets anymore crowded where it seems like a real bar. If you're on Rue Haute, just look for the orange & black fox on the side of the building and you've found the spot.

Fantastic place! Highly recomend for a brunch or even afternoon tea/coffee and sweet stuff!…read more We were a group of 8, all had different bagels- the bagel bread was fresh and the ingredients were tasty. Staff are very friendly and the atmosphere overall is very cosy.

Delicious breakfast. I had the bacon and egg on a bagel and it was so big I could not finish it…read more Nice atmosphere and friendly staff.

Great place, excellent staff, fantastic breakfast and brunch menu, and the presentation was so…read morebeautiful. Drunken Sailor and Summer Brunch were excellent, as was the coffee.

This place was so good! I got the eggs Benedict and my sister got the avocado toast. It felt so…read moregood to get some veggies into our system while traveling. I really enjoyed the hollandaise sauce used on the eggs Benedict but my sister thought my meal was a little salty. She really enjoyed her avocado toast but I thought it was a little bland. However we both loved what we got and the service was great so 5 stars from us!

I had a great breakfast at Hinterland! The breakfast bowl was carefully assembled, and each part of…read morethe dish was fresh and tasty. The service was fast and friendly. Highly recommend!

Lovely cafe with an almost Nordic sense of design. They have the Brooklyn-standard offerings of…read morematcha, chia seed pudding, and turmeric lattes, along with your usual espresso beverages. Prices are on the high side but not ridiculous. We had a juice and a bottled tea after our visit to the Horta Museum as it was a bit late in the day for coffee. We wanted a snack as well but the kitchen closes down in the evening, so come for brunch instead. The staff was really nice. It was a pleasant way to pass an hour in the evening; sad we missed the food here.

Great place for lunch! Ordered a curry Coco and OMG! That's the best vegetarian food you can get…read morehere. If you're in Brussels and if you're a vegetarian, this is a must visit. You will love the food and the people are so friendly

L'eau Chaude/Het warm water is a co-op, a little place in the heart of a traditional Brussels…read moreneighborhood called Les Marolles. They serve food from Thursday to Sunday: no menu but a changing dish of the day and soup on Thursday and Friday. Saturday, they make breakfast and Sunday brunch. I had the brunch (8€ for a small plate, 12€ for the big one), it was simple yet good food: pita bread, hummus, seitan with mushroom, mashed vegetables, gazpacho and a almond pastry. It's cheap and the small plate was enough for me! A big plus is their selection of drinks and especially their beers: artisan beers from small Belgian breweries! Excellent selection! I liked the spirit of the place that perfectly fits the neighborhood. I will definitively go back!

Any place you can sit outside and people watch but isn't too crowded is a win for me. Staff (Theo)…read moreis super friendly and remembered our names the next day! Latte, chocolate and pastries were all super delicious and loved that they had vegan options! I so thoroughly enjoyed this cafe that we returned the next day. That's high praise!

Coffee was perfection. The proportion and the taste of the espresso comes through. The brown bread…read morefor the avocado toast was sooo yummy. It comes with avocado sliced. And the vegan pancakes were SOO fluffy and delicious. Not overly sweet. Wow impressed. Food came quickly. Service great. Would come back daily. The vegan croissants also was good and the granola/yogurt

Food was ok. We went for the rabbit stew on my birthday. Kind of tasted like chicken? Pork knuckle…read morehad a sweet and savory marinate. Salad was a center attraction. Lasagña was t bad either. You have to try Belgium waffles while in Belgium, obviously. Servers were friendly but forgot about a few of our dishes. We waited forever until everyone got their food. We sat outside during a rainy day but the restaurant itself seemed classic with a wooden rustic vibe.

Traditional Belgian restaurant with friendly service near Porte de Hal. I ordered the Rabbit Stew…read morein Kriek Beer (€26), which was more like two large pieces of meat cooked in stew but not actually a stew (with some fries too). The rabbit meat was surprisingly tender and the stew/sauce added some nice flavor. For those who haven't had rabbit before, it takes kind of like chicken to be honest, just with smaller bones. I think the price was okay considering the quality and type of dish. The fresh grapefruit juice (€5.80) was very good too. The staff are very friendly, helpful, and attentive. I was seated right away and the service speed was pretty quick. They have a decently sized indoor space as well as outdoor patio seating. The environment has a traditional Belgian restaurant/pub kind of vibe. Overall, Le Bistro has high quality traditional Belgian food in a pleasant setting and I would definitely recommend it if you are in the area near Porte de Hal / Marollen.