Perfection. Think Anthropologie meets coffee house. That is exactly what this place is, but cooler…read more... because this is the aesthetic Anthro uses as "inspiration." It's the real deal. It's cozy. The food is delicious. Everyone working here takes care of you. It felt like home after one visit. I don't know why you wouldn't start your day off at Barnini. Seriously, what's your problem?

I wish I had opted to dine-in. When I arrived at Barnini, all of the seating looked so cozy. You…read morehave tables for two people, four people, plus nice couches and comfy chairs. Everyone was enjoying delicious looking drinks and bagels. I ordered my two bagels to-go - the Bagel Chick and the Bagel Deli. All of the reviews rave about the bagels, but really they're just okay. Maybe I'm a bit spoiled because of my visits to New York and the huge availability in general in America. I don't think the bagels at Barnini are made fresh each morning. Bagels should not taste that dry. At least the Bagel Chick had a guacamole mayonnaise, but my husband wasn't so fortunate with the Bagel Deli. And if you're a bagel cafe, how can you only serve one type of bagel? If I were rating Barnini just on its bagels, I would give 3 stars. But my rating includes the ambience, which for me adds an extra star. Even though the bagels are average, I would love to go back for a coffee and pastry (the cakes and pies looked great) for breakfast or in the afternoon with a friend because the place is so gezellig.

I dealt with Jean Pierre Joyeria for many years. I recently had 2 problems, one small, one serious…read more A bracelet that I bought was not well made. I rarely wore it, and it kept breaking. The last time I had to pay $550 to fix it. On the more serious side, a watch that I bought was not what it was supposed to be. Not only is the value less, but Patek Philippe would not fix it; and it can not be auctioned as it is not considered to be an authentic Patek Philippe because the watch was attached to a bracelet. I am very disappointed in the honesty and the value of what I purchased from someone I trusted.

I had about the cappuccino with oat milk. Lovely place to sit and enjoy people walking by. I didn't…read morehave a salad but oh my goodness they were a work of art beautifully stacked high with colorful fresh vegetables. Service was quick and helpful.

Really awesome spot. Recommended by a friend in Antwerp, Perruche did not disappoint. Delicous…read morehoousemade carrot soup with roasted tomatoes was the bomb. Awesome cocktails, great service!! The owner is cooking everything in a tiny space at the corner. You can taste the love...superlekker as they say over here. I'll be back, and thank you!! 5 all the way.

Great food- lovely staff ! Seemed as though everyone in the…read moreplace was beautiful! Near campus - maybe a common hang out for the fashion school? Very interesting menu- 5stars!

This is a busy cafe in central Antwerp which makes a feature of its namesake tartines, which are…read moreFrench-style thickly-filled sandwiches, often left open. The L-shaped interior is rather cramped and a bit noisy, with peculiar plywood high tables, but is good for people watching and has a good view into the street. They serve breakfasts until mid-morning and a range of sandwiches and salads at lunchtime, with a choice of cakes if you just want something to go with a coffee or tea. They make a point of serving organic fruit and herb teas, and also have a small selection of beers. We found the quality of the food to be very good - fresh and tasty; but the service was pretty poor - it seemed to be very slow, with people arriving after us being served first and it took three requests to get milk with coffee, - an order for a second coffee never materialised. That said, it did not seem to have any impact on its popularity - getting a table can be a challenge at weekends.