Street view near The Grand Place in Brussels by Tracy Kaler
In Brussels, Brussels waffles and Liège waffles are two of the most popular and local, and they are not only suitable as snacks for leisure time and refreshing refreshments in the afternoon, but also as late-night snacks to replenish energy. In particular, in Brussels, waffles are made with natural yeast for fermentation, and they are also taken for granted as stand-ins for bread, and they are indispensable on the dinner table. Next, let's start with the Promenade saint-Hubert and visit one of Brussels' most glamorous waffle shops.
The street cake shop sign, see people salivating
Vitalgaufre
This little shop is said to be the best Liege Waffle shop in Brussels. The waffles are baked from high-quality ingredients, with a rich aroma of vanilla, cinnamon and spices, sprinkled with raspberries and apples on the surface, bringing a rich and juicy fruit flavor, and the mellow and delicate Belgian chocolate appears on the surface in a clever shape, adding a visual beauty to the waffles. Whenever a steaming, creamy waffle is freshly baked, the chef adds another process to pour a thin layer of caramel on the surface of the pie to make it even more crisp and delicious, and when eaten, the top layer of chips contrasts with the soft and chewy texture of the wick part.
In addition, at Vitalgaufre, waffles are always made and eaten, and there is no need to accompany any condiments when eating. The fly in the ointment is that this shop is not suitable for travelers with too tight itineraries, as the queues waiting in front of the door at any time are always long and daunting.
Address: Quai de Mariemont 53c; Tel: +32 2 428 80 25; URL: http://www.vitalgaufre.com
Freshly baked waffles from Vitalgaufre shop Picture Leonardo U.
Mokafe Tavern
Located on the inner side of saint-Hubert Promenade, Mokafe Taverne's Shop exudes a European flair and charm, while its signature Brussels waffles are renowned and appreciated by locals. From a distance, you can see the bustling and bustling scene of the store from the other side of the street, which is no different from the tourist attraction. Here, you can order a cherry-embellished waffle with a cappuccino, simple but atmospheric, or choose a Mikado Emperor Waffle covered with vanilla ice cream, plus a cup of chocolate hot drink, and then sit on a roadside bench and enjoy the street view and the delicious food in your hands.
Address: Galerie du Roi 9; Tel: +32 2 511 78 70
Mokafe Taverne's famous cherry waffle pictured Robert G
Peck 47
Funny, Peck 47 isn't a waffle specialty, but it uses Dutch waffles as a staple for brunch to attract customers. During the busiest lunch hours, you can see many dine-in locals ordering a waffle with meat and toppings, accompanied by a glass of freshly squeezed juice or a glass of mimosa juice, Bloody Mary cocktail, and eat it with taste. Peck 47 makes traditional sweets into different flavors and variety of waffle light food options, such as ham egg muffins made of whole wheat waffles, "open sandwiches" made of feta cheese waffles , one of Pekk's signature dishes, where the chef puts some Spanish spicy sausages on the body, and then gently presses two boiled eggs on top of the sausage, sprinkles bacon, drizzles with a layer of hot sauce, and the fat gravy is tinged with a little cheese and egg aroma, When you take a bite, you can feel a slightly spicy sensation like a small explosion blooming from the tip of your tongue, and the aftertaste is endless. Vegetarians also love to eat here, here you can find several different vegetarian waffles, special vegetarian cakes made with spinach and mushroom crushed flour, the taste is not worse than traditional waffles, so feel free to eat boldly.
Address: Rue du Marche aux Poulets 47; Phone: +32 2 513 02 87
Peck47 special vegetarian waffles that taste actually good in Figure Sania K
The Tightrope Walker
Le Funambule, which means "tightrope walker", is adjacent to the famous Mannekin Pis Western Bar, which is a small space, so there are no tables and chairs, but it still attracts a large number of Liège waffle enthusiasts. Here, a regular Liège waffle costs just €1, and for a few euros more, you can also garnish it with strawberries, bananas, whipped cream, fluid chocolate or a deluxe version of chocolate sauce. The forks in the shop are slightly inferior, but for most diners, it doesn't matter, because everyone likes to hold crispy and delicious waffles in their hands and send them to the mouth, so that it feels more leisurely and natural. In addition, Le Funambule is open until 11 p.m. and is the perfect place for many who prefer to order a sweet tooth after dinner.
Address: Rue de l'Etuve, 42; Tel: +32 498 52 17 12
Le Funamble's store is beautifully decorated with waffles in The Picture Amber Z
Dandoy House
Located near the Grand Place, Maison Dandoy was built in 1829 and belongs to a long-established bakery in Brussels. It's worth mentioning that the shop is renowned for its ace cookies and Specculus cookies, and its waffles have always been considered the best in the city. The waffles served in the store belong to the traditional style of Brussels, the taste is mellow, and the surface is only sprinkled with scattered powdered sugar, which sounds a little dull, but it is the most authentic, enjoyable, and the most uneaten. If you're a dessert lover, we recommend ordering a waffle with toppings, with some ice cream, whipped cream, fruit, much fuller, or a slightly more sugary Liege waffle.
Address: 14 Charles-Buller Moon Street, other places have other branches;
Maison Dandoy offers Brussel and Liege waffles on site in Tracy Kaler