This coffeeshop is like paradise in the nowhere. Supergood coffee, delicious muffins and a perfect…read moreatmosphere. Love it.

Wonderful coffee shop with the most unique and lovely art pieces. The owner/employees are very kind…read moreand the coffee and pastries are fabulous (try the flapjack). Cannot say enough about this place. Afterwords you can walk a block away from town and stumble on a top-notch bakery too.

Hi everybody, I've just been in the cafeteria "Au Flan…read moreBreton". What a disappointment ! A regular coffee, a basic cappuccino and a warm chocolate do not taste good at all. Where for the damn are the finest coffee beans the shop pretends to serve ? Surely, not here. It seems to me one more tourist trap near the Africa Museum in Tervuren. Don't stop in the shop, even if the design and the fine jazz music appeals to you. Emanuel

If you make it all the way to Tervuren park it is worth making the extra 3km until the small…read morevillage of Vossem and have a beer in this typical bar. Friendly owner, cheap prices, nice view of the church.

This is probably one of the best bras in Tervuren,a nice view to the church and a lot of place in…read morethe nature

Just on Place Stephanie, this is a quiet place during the day to have a coffee with some home made…read morecake and taste a bagel. Very friendly service, great decoration.

Great food and ambience. We went there twice on our trip to Brussels. Friendly staff that speak…read moreEnglish well.

Extremely popular place! On a Friday afternoon the line was out the door & round the corner!…read moreThe wife just wanted a coffee so that necessitated a 20 minute wait. I'd have loved a shake, but I'd rather not wait that long myself. Time waits for no man & this man does not wait for a shake.

What's better than a Sunday morning brunch?…read more The wife and I have been to our share of disappointing brunches. We either end up leaving hungry, paying too much for too little, or eating an uninspired breakfast that neglects the "-unch" suffix of brunch. When it comes to the brunch at Boentje, none of these things are true. We both ordered the waffle of the week, which came with a marinated pulled chicken and tomato sauce. Delicious. The little accompanying salad was a nice touch as well, especially with the almonds. That's not all though. The yogurt with granola was so so tasty, as well as the preserved lemon(?) paste(?)/spread(?) on the other waffle... Oh and there's cookie dough for some reason (it's pretty good too.) To drink, I had a flat white, and the wife a cappuccino with oat milk. Both were made very well. The wife also got a tea, and myself? a cidre from local establishment Joran (worth trying too!). Oh... Did I mention they also do all you can eat bread with jams and spreads? Yeah. Amazing. That spéculoos spread was to die for. We left stuffed--granted we ate our share of bread and jams. This is the best brunch I've had in a very long time!