Crème

If you’re visiting in the summer and the windows are open, try to snag a seat by the edge for a great people-watching view. The staff are incredibly friendly and sweet. We ordered the Chicken Burrito, Turkish Eggs, and Asparagus & Stracciatella. While the burrito was good, the Turkish Eggs and Asparagus & Stracciatella could use some improvement. Both dishes felt like they were missing key spices or components, especially the Asparagus & Stracciatella, which was quite bland—I found myself adding a good amount of salt for flavour. On a brighter note, the iced mango matcha was fantastic! If you prefer a bit of sweetness in your matcha though, I'd recommend asking for it to be sweetened.

Absolutely incredible!! One of the best breakfasts we’ve ever had! Pancakes were delicious! Loved using the QR code to order and was able to easily pick sides of eggs, bacon and toast to make an “American breakfast”. Would highly recommend. Very kind service, warm atmosphere and very simple to order yummy food that parents and kids loved. 10 out of 10!

I got a matcha latte and banana bread, I was disappointed with the banana bread because it didn't taste like banana at all unless you get a piece of banana in it. The cakes in the counter were nicely presented, quite big portions as well. The interior is nice and the service is also good. I'm willing to give it another try though !

Good food, great flavour, nice interior and great coffees. A little pricey for brunch but really tasty nonetheless.

Delicious Chicken Taco’s are a must to have! Juicy, full of taste and fulfilling 🌮 the iced matcha with mango is also great! Recommend going here for a healthy but very affordable breakfast of lunch! Chloe, the owner, is great!

This brunch place was by far my favorite in Brussels, but now the place has changed a lot since I first visited it 3 years ago. The first photo was taken 1 year ago, and the second photo shows the same dish (açaí bowl) today. It still remains a cute place, but it is not comparable to what it used to be.

The staff was very nice and the atmosphere is quite ok. We ordered through the QR code and the food come out fairly quickly. However, there were moments we weren't served at the same time, part of our order came in later even though it was a single order. The food was highly disappointing: there was virtually no cinnamon in my cinnamon roll! It was a very nice piece of glaced bread though. The mint in my lemonade was also not the freshest. It's an ok place for a coffee maybe, but certainly not for a good meal.

We went there on a sunday at 11 am for a brunch and we had to wait a little while to get seated. The place is very cute and has a nice atmosphere. After a very nice server took our order, we had to wait for a long time to get our drinks and then we had to wait again for our food. The food was tasty, but their carrot cake was the best for us.

Super cute cozy place. The service was slow, we waited a bit too long for the waitress and the food. I started with a cappuccino it was pretty decent, wish it was a bit less foamy. I also got the toast with eggs which comes with bacon. The toast was burnt, but the eggs were perfectly cooked. My husband had the chicken roll, this was the better option. In my opinion, it was overpriced for what it was.

Mixed review here. If it were up to me, solely based on the avocado on toast alone, I would give this 1 star. It was so disappointing. Not only did it not have any flavor, it was the absolute thinnest layer of an avocado spread that they could possibly muster. I was really looking forward to a hearty avocado toast but this was not good at all. Thank god I added scrambled eggs because that was all I ended up eating. Even my partner tried it and agreed. He haas the Croissant Signature however and did enjoy it and the place is cute, which is the only reason it's getting 3 stars. Maybe opt for the pancakes? They looked good and when we saw them come out to another table, we immediately regretted our order.

My husband and I ate breakfast here three times while we were in Brussels this week. There are several great options on the menu, both sweet and savory. The coffee options are robust and they make a good flat white and cappuccino. Prices are reasonable and the staff is quite friendly. I recommend getting the beetroot hummus and poached eggs on toast with halloumi cheese. Some menu options may not be available because they rely on seasonal ingredients. They also serve lunch but not dinner. I also recommend getting there close to opening time, 9:00 am during the week and 9:30 am on weekends. There are less than 10 tables and they fill up quickly.

After a long evening of wine drinking, the wife and I decided to brunch it up. There are quite a few brunch places in Brussels, and I haven't been soooo impressed with them as of yet. We decided to give Crème a shot because I had heard they had good coffee, and, well, compared to some of the other places we had wanted to go, it was actually possible to get a table at Crème in short notice. We ultilized the SkeepIt app, which allows you to claim a table online without have to show up at the restaurant first. We hopped on the bus, joined the queue on SkeepIt, and when we arrived, boom, table in a full house. It's a cozy little place, people packed in. Unfortunately there's a line that forms from people inquiring about tables from the street to the small bar/counter. There's also a loud sliding door people, despite the sign, often forget to slide closed. The wife got the Spicy Salmon Avocado Toast with an Early Gray tea, and I got the Beet and Halloumi toast with a flat white. We also ordered a Scone with jam, not pictured. The coffee was nice, that was for sure. The wife also said the tea was of good quality. I enjoyed my toast as well. The sourdough bread was great, and the eggs had been perfectly poached. The toasts were very nice--no complaints. The scone, however, had been worked a bit much and was pretty dense. I do not recommend them. All in all, if you oooki8for brunch, haven't made a reservation, and want to eat somewhere with some good typical brunch fare, well then Crème is a solid choice.

Terrible experience with friends visiting from overseas. Inexperienced staff and a manager who doesn't care if customers wait for nearly an hour to be served. Will not go again nor recommend to friends and visitors to Brussels. So many better places to go in Brussels. I wouldn't waste my time with Crème.

Crème de la crème. First of all?! The location! What's not to love at Sablon? It's this small place in Brussels that feels like a time-stop inside the noise and eclectic ordeal that we call the biggest small city of Europe (no one calls it that, but I do ) I've probably already talked about Sablon in one of my reviews: well, it's that good of a place. Some might say expensive and posh, but I say classy and expectational! But I digress, you're here for Crème! Is it worth it? Say.. If you love pancakes that much, if you're the type to still have "un casse-croûte " (elaborated snack for the non-french speakers), if you don't get that hungry but don't mind paying the price of a meal... then you will love it! Cakes, cookies, pancakes and copious types of lunches and brunches. The Instagram preppy-casual girls: this one's for you! It's nice and it's well located, I like it and I might even recommend it, but still... I miss something... that thing that makes you go: wow, this place is IT for me! That heart, that soul and depth! Maybe it's me? Maybe I expect too much, maybe I find it too small? After all, my reviews are as biased as are my experiences and preferences. But overall, don't hesitate to give it a try; this is the type of place you can trust and sometimes... that's more than enough.

After visiting Australia, I am obsessed with their delish breakfasts! So when I saw an Australian breakfast restaurant in Brussels, it was a must visit. We had to wait awhile for a table, but the food was worth the wait. We had delicious pancakes covered in fresh fruit and a really good toast with meat and eggs and a tasty sauce.... The decor is super cute. All in all this is a great place to stop for breakfast!

This spot is clearly a popular one with the locals. I spotted it because of the line of people waiting to be seated and po ut my name down. It is a cute cafe and breakfast spot. I ordered the savory stack wanting both sweet and savory, pancakes, bacon, and eggs. The bacon here is different for those coming from the US, its thicker, but still quite good. If you are in the area and looking for coffee or breakfast, this is a good bet, but prepare to wait 15 minutes or so to be seated.