Feeling peckish? Then look no further than Peck 47, a cute café no more than a stone’s throw away from the Grand Place. Featuring a fresh, original brunch selection, such as lavender-infused granola, or poached eggs on sourdough toast with smoked salmon, Peck 47 also serves lunch, smoothies and cakes.
Address: 47 Rue Marché aux Poulets, Brussels, Belgium, +32 2 513 02 87
The dining area of Les Filles Plaisirs Culinaires | Courtesy of Les Filles Plaisirs Culinaires
As well as serving an absolutely delicious brunch during the weekends, Les Filles Plaisirs Culinaires is also an original and well-thought-out concept. The idea is to experience great cooking while feeling at home, so you share a large table with other guests and help yourself to the food on the stove. Les Filles also offers cooking lessons and takeaway.
Address: 46 Rue du Vieux Marché aux Grains, Brussels, Belgium, +32 2 534 04 83
Already famous for its delicious burgers and bagels, Chez Rachel is equally worth visiting for their generous brunches. Try the Patsy Stone brunch, which features bacon, salad and nachos, as well as pastries, eggs, dessert and drinks. The fun interior and the friendly service are also good reasons why people keep returning to this place.
Address: 100 Rue du Marché au Charbon, Brussels, Belgium, +32 2 503 37 59
For the more highbrow brunch eater, there is John & Rose, an art café and exhibition space with a tastefully decorated interior. The brunch is light and healthy, and the atmosphere is cozy and relaxing, making the experience delightful as well as enlightening.
Address: 80-84 Rue de Flandre, Brussels, Belgium, +32 2 318 15 38
A mouthwatering selection | Courtesy of Yeti
The new organic place to be, Yeti has a salty or sweet brunch option. Featuring great dishes such as potato latkes, cumin scones, pancakes and so on, Yeti is worth returning to regularly as they switch around their menu every week. Be sure to make a reservation.
Address: 4 Rue de Bon Secours, Brussels, Belgium, +32 2 502 24 26