We had a delicious breakfast at this place. Both ladies…read moreworking while we were there were very pleasant and the food was very tasty. The OJ was very fresh and delicious!

Went here to have a brunch for mother's day... sadly didn't go so well. We had to wait 1 hours to…read moreget our drinks and food while other people seated after us got everything before we did. After half an hour the chef came to tell me that there was no coconut for my oatmeal (it said so on the menu and the waiter did not say anything) so I took almonds. The oatmeal was cold and the fruit was definitely not fresh from that day (strawberry was mushy and the watermelon as well). Just a small portion of oatmeal and fruit for 14 euros. I had a chai tea (which was more expensive) as tea but the waiter said I could get a regular tea afterwards (included in the bowl price). At the end we had to pay for everything and I did not get a free tea. My mom's breakfast was small for the price and her egg was cold. We had to wait a long time for a very small and cold brunch.

Everything from the flowing water to the smells to the decor decorating the restaurant Msemen…read moretransports diners straight to Morocco! As it name suggests, the specialty here is msemen, a flaky layered Moroccan flatbread griddled fresh and served as a wrap around a selection of ingredients. Unlike a traditional msemen, this restaurant's version was completely vegan and made without the use of butter or eggs. My pick from the menu was the "full option," which came with some of almost everything from their selection of fillings, and the combination of ingredients was absolutely delicious! The flavors and textures were perfectly balanced between the pop of the briney green olives; the freshness of the arugula, paprika, and tomatoes; the savoriness of the chicken and chickpeas; the sweetness of the honey; the crunch of the walnuts and sunflower seeds; the smooth creaminess of the ricotta cheese, and the chewy, crispy texture of the flatbread! I also asked for harissa on the side, which added a flavorful spicy kick to every bite. On top of the amazing food and ambiance, the owner here (who comes from Casablanca) was so kind, hospitable, and passionate about the food! What an incredible gem of a restaurant!

Food was amazing. The Msemen Aladin, soup and everything on the combo menu were amazing. Any item…read moreyou order from the Msemen section is delicious (nutella, chicken, etc). Accommodated our group of 7 very well and food came out quickly. Also one of the best smelling restaurants I've been to (great ambiance).

My local colleagues took me to this place on our last visit to Bergen op Zoom. I was quite…read moreimpressed. Apparently, it is mainly a lunch establishment. The in - town location as well as the decor gave it a wonderfully quaint feel. The service was excellent and the prices were reasonable (in a European context). It was rather busy in this diminutive establishment when we visited but we were able to find a spot for the three of us. Our server attended to us quickly and did a great job taking care of us. She checked up on us at adequate intervals without being intrusive. The menu offered many tempting options from which to choose. My colleagues went for the Specialty Bakery Salad and the Pasta Carbonara. But I am a breakfast fiend and I had not had eggs for breakfast that day. As such, I opted for the Salmon Omelet with brie, mushrooms and onions. There were large strips of brie embedded, which seemed quite unusual. It was terrific and I would recommend it if you try this place. Our meals were capped with excellent coffee. Overall, I greatly enjoyed my experience in this delightful little shop. If you are in central Bergen op Zoom, it is definitely worth a try.

Absolutely fantastic food - super fresh and so tasty. You can choose from bread with different…read moreingredients and toppings. The rosemary and sea salt bread with salmon, mushrooms and onions was so well grilled, soft, tasty and juicy. The salads are well composed from various ingredients and enjoyable. Remarkably, no dressings are added except you want some vinaigrette. Very down to the quality of the products and a very intense experience. We were there for a late lunchtime and were impressed by the size of the portions. Nice staff and cozy deco - you can see that people are committed to their business. Thumbs up!

I was quite happy with my lunch at this establishment. I found it on my way to the Plantin-Moretus…read moreMuseum. I wanted a quick bite and this place looked very inviting. While the interior was quite nicely done, it was a lovely day and eating outside was the obvious choice. It was clear this spot was a coffee shop/cafe hybrid. It was not busy and, in fact, I was there for a late lunch between 2:30 and 3:00 PM, not too far ahead of their closing time. My server was quite pleasant and it was likely she was actually the proprietor. The menu was largely focused on healthier options. I chose the Hummus Salad, which included hummus (of course) on greens with lentils, beets and granola. It was accompanied by multi-grain bread. It was an interesting option and was quite a satisfying light lunch. My lunch was accompanied by a very good cup of coffee. The prices were quite reasonable. My final bill was €16.50, which seemed fair. Given the quality of the food, I thought it was a good deal. If you are in the area and looking for a light bite or a coffee break, this is a good choice.

Great Food and a Fun Young Vibe…read more This morning, my partner and I decided to give The Breakfast Club a try for a late brunch. They have a lovely outdoor seating area, and we were welcomed to sit there. The restaurant had a fun, young vibe and seemed especially popular with the local college crowd--so clearly, we were at the cool place! We both ordered the Mexico City, while my partner added chorizo to hers. Our food arrived quickly and looked fantastic. I was hoping my egg yolks would be a little runnier, but it wasn't anything to get cross about. The dish came with a generous dollop of sour cream and guacamole, both of which were tasty. There were also plenty of jalapeños, which I absolutely loved. The thick, flavorful ranchero sauce covered the thick toast which was another bonus and brought everything together beautifully. Overall, we really enjoyed the atmosphere and the food. The Breakfast Club has a fun, youthful energy, and we loved being there. If you're looking for a great spot for breakfast or brunch, this restaurant is definitely worth considering!

Sunday before 10:00 and there was plenty of seating inside and outside. Like the tasteful decor,…read morevery unassuming and relaxing vibe. They have English menus. I went for an OJ, latte, and the Queen Elizabeth. They serve it with a small salad and waffle fries, and of course, their house made mayoish. The sandwich itself is a sesame bagel (pretty stiff competition you Portlandiers... better up your game!), egg, streaky bacon, greens, cheese, and a generous slathering of mayo. Mayo amount will be excessive for most Americans, but for a mayo addict like me, perfection. Although I was very happy with the food, I can't imagine it's something I couldn't do at home. I don't have much of a sweet tooth, and a lot of the menu seems to be of the sweet variety, so maybe that's where their wheelhouse is. In a busy area near shopping and museums. Gave me fuel for most of the day, so it's well worth a visit.

This is a fun place. You can have some lunch and do your laundry. The food was very good. Ordering…read morethe food and drink was by QR code and on-line menu. Staff were friendly and efficient. I had a Viva Las Vegan bagel and it was quite good. The brand seems to be all over Flanders. So finding one of these spots may not difficult to find one.

Wow!! So glad to have visited this cafe…read more The mocha and the hot chocolate were very well made. The falafel roll was so flavorful (loved the eggplant spread in it) and they were gracious enough to divide it into half as we wanted to share :) Great service and ambiance.

I got a cappuccino which and the espresso was quite delicious. It came with a speculoos cookie…read morewhich I also loved. The cafe was aesthetic and a great place to recharge mid-day.