This is a nice spot if you want to chill. They have good selection of food (croissant, salad,…read morecakes, warm meals...) and have comfy chairs. I always go there to get my work done as it's really quiet, staff is friendly, and there's a good free wifi :) I definitely recommend it if you're looking for a chill place.

Understated half - café half - restaurant place. I love to come here because the staff is always…read morefriendly, the large (and I'm talking huge) windows allow a lot of natural light to come in, there's a huge selection of teas, the pâtisseries are tasty, and it's usually quiet enough that I can get work done. I definitely recommend this place on off hours (though frankly since I can't come here during the week I'm not quite sure what it's like during "on" hours), especially if you want a cozy, tranquil place.

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!

Classic brasserie with all the usual brasserie fare, steaks, sole meunière, Croquettes, bouchees…read morea la reine etc. as well there as a huge selection of sea food which is the house speciality. Decor inside is art nouveau and there is a big terrace out the back, service is reasonably good. The food however whilst being ok, really does seem to miss something. The onglet was indeed a good cut of meat and the fries good but the sauce just missed flavour, the same for the bouchees a la reine, meat was good, sauce was missing flavour. Dessert was good however the tarte tartin being particularly delicious.

Simple, but tasty Vietnamese food at reasonable prices. Good service - very nice and welcoming…read more Decent Pho, good nem and amazing crab soup. The fish tank in the bathroom really compliments the atmosphere. Would recommend!

Last dish I had there was ok, though nothing special. Given the number of Vietnamese restaurants in…read moreBrussels, I can hardly say that this one stands out.