Frank.

Frank isn’t the kind of place you stumble across, and I think that’s kind of the point. Hidden away on a low-key Brussels street with barely any signage, it’s the definition of a “if you know, you know” café. But walk through the door and you're instantly rewarded: bright natural light, a calm minimalist interior, and the kind of coffee you actually want to sip slowly. I went for an iced oat latte (twice with no regrets), and it was easily one of the best I had on this trip. Smooth, nutty, and balanced with none of that watery afterthought energy. Food-wise, I ordered the Eggs Francine; a colourful, seasonal plate with poached eggs, roasted pumpkin, sunchokes, baked greens, and the brightest, zingiest hollandaise I’ve had in ages. It’s brunch that actually feels considered. What makes Frank stand out is the quiet confidence: no need to shout about itself, no over-designed gimmicks. Just quality ingredients, a semi-open kitchen, and the kind of laid-back elegance that makes you want to stretch your coffee break by an extra hour. Worth the hunt.

I can see why this place has such great reviews. First time visiting Brussels. The staff were lovely and speak English. The food was delicious we had the eggs Benedict with salmon. And a matcha latte. If I got to Brussels again l will definitely come back here.

A beautiful brunch spot with incredible food. I ordered a Cuban sandwich, and it was so flavorful and tasty. I could have eaten two (but one was plenty). We also had a filter coffee, and it didn’t disappoint. Be prepared to wait in a queue on weekends. For us, it was very quick (~3 minutes), but those who arrived after us had to wait a bit longer. Still, it’s definitely worth coming back!

Bright and airy, stylish in a nice way. The waitress was wonderful and even turned off the music (has people close to her who also have difficulty with intrusive noise) the natural sounds of the place were so much nicer 💜 I had the sourdough toast and the bread was lovely, my cappuccino was very well made and good. My daughter was very happy with her eggs and loved her cold brew tonic, she in fact had three 😆walked out with one. I am coming again, will gladly walk 15 min for my morning cuppa.

Great brunch cafe that is a bit more upscale. The food was original and tasty, service lovely, great atmosphere. We also got free tap water, hooray! The barista is an artist. Every cup of coffee has its different design, which makes the experience so lovely. I’ll be back!

Nice coffee and matcha place, carrot cake was good.. they many other home made pastries, the portions weren’t as big as other places for the price. Ready the menu well the two people menu is only the price of one. Calm to chill at, spacious you can plug your laptop. Has kids chair and changing mat in bathroom. Saved it from a tiktok have been in this area never noticed it.

Let’s be frank about frank: solid coffee concept, great service and the food option are great and a little out of the ordinary, which I loved. I just wish they had leaned in a tiny bit harder on the Australian concept. They do it on the food but a lot of the interior was very run of the mill Scandi coffee concept. For instance their sausage sandwich, what a winner and it’s really those kinds of options that draw you in when you have your pick of good scandi places. So lovely and room for more differentiation

We had a lovely brunch at Frank. The wait was a little longer than other places we had experienced but there were lots of people and we were lucky to get a seat. We got a cinnamon bun and coffee to start and they were delicious and came out quickly. We then got our eggs Benedict which was really yummy and the pork and bacon was really good! The only thing is that I could have gone without the side salad but that is personal preference, I would have preferred a hash brown or something but all in all we had an awesome experience and enjoyed everything we ate and drank!