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Sanseveria Bagelsalon — Restaurant in Bruges

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Sanseveria Bagelsalon
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Hoogstraat 10, 8000 Brugge, Belgium
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Sanseveria Bagelsalon
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Sanseveria Bagelsalon

Predikherenstraat 10/12, 8000 Brugge, Belgium
4.6(1.0K)
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attractions: Waffles 'n Beer, Rosary Quay, De Burg, Koningin Astridpark, Basilica of the Holy Blood, Belfry of Bruges, Bruges City Hall, Bruges Beer Experience, Choco-Story, Chocolate Museum, Market Square, restaurants: Jilles Bier & Burgers Brugge, Punta Est, Bistro Bruut, Molenpoort, Carlito's, L'Estaminet, Brasserie Mozarthuys, Duc De Bourgogne, Brasserie Rozenhoedkaai, Cambrinus
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+32 50 34 81 43
Website
sanseveria.be

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Featured dishes

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Short & Powerful Breakfast
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King's Breakfast
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The Royal Basket (1 Persoon)
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The Royal Basket (2 Personen)
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Gasco Ginger Beer

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Nearby attractions of Sanseveria Bagelsalon

Waffles 'n Beer

Rosary Quay

De Burg

Koningin Astridpark

Basilica of the Holy Blood

Belfry of Bruges

Bruges City Hall

Bruges Beer Experience

Choco-Story, Chocolate Museum

Market Square

Waffles 'n Beer

Waffles 'n Beer

5.0

(1.1K)

Open 24 hours
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Rosary Quay

Rosary Quay

4.8

(1.2K)

Open 24 hours
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De Burg

De Burg

4.7

(1.9K)

Open 24 hours
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Koningin Astridpark

Koningin Astridpark

4.4

(1.9K)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Tell Me About Bruges: Storytelling Walking Tour
Tell Me About Bruges: Storytelling Walking Tour
Wed, Dec 10 • 11:00 AM
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Jilles Bier & Burgers Brugge

Punta Est

Bistro Bruut

Molenpoort

Carlito's

L'Estaminet

Brasserie Mozarthuys

Duc De Bourgogne

Brasserie Rozenhoedkaai

Cambrinus

Jilles Bier & Burgers Brugge

Jilles Bier & Burgers Brugge

4.2

(1.0K)

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Punta Est

Punta Est

4.0

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Bistro Bruut

Bistro Bruut

4.6

(241)

$$$

Open until 8:30 PM
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Molenpoort

Molenpoort

2.9

(607)

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Das HerbertDas Herbert
Actually brilliant. During covid, enter with a mask or prepare to be rightly scolded. Once in, prepare for the nicest breakfast this side of Prague's Cafe Savoy (imo the benchmark) The menu is hilarious, the service is really attentive yet passive. Even when busy (and it does fill up, so plan ahead) it's an efficient place, I waited no more than 2 minutes and was given a table with the polite request to free it up in 40 minutes if possible, and the service made that very achievable without feeling hurried. Its not cheap, but it's not expensive either (again, cafe savoy would be 10x the price) and the quality of the bagel sandwiches is unparalleled. Astounding food. The big glass of latte is welcoming too, rather than the thimbles of coffee other places provide. One thing I'd add to the menu? Maybe truffle oil or white truffle shavings on one of the more royal sandwiches, and charge double for it. I'd pay itšŸ˜‚ My personal recommendation: The Richard and a latte (pictured). Also, leave a nice tip, they deserve it, you'll feel like you've contributed to a hard-working part of society, and you're given a very funny message in the tip box (unless you're a belieber in which case there's no hope for you šŸ˜‰)
Gin WinGin Win
The decor is wonderful, very curated, pleasing and honestly the service was great. The food was good but too expensive especially when it comes as a surprise 😭. I can’t help but wonder if they have a menu for tourists that doesn’t match what’s on the wall outside of the cafe on the left and inside behind the counter and a menu for locals that is more reasonably priced. I’m not against that concept, but I think we should know how much we are expected to pay in advance. They could have a resident price and everything is transparent etc. Why the menu given didn’t match what’s on the wall? Nearly 20 euros for a bagel is a bit much. I entered the place based on price seen online, outside cafe and on the wall and felt embarrassed to leave once I saw the price on menu given by waiters 🤯 If you want to go you need to budget more than what’s advertised online. Again food was good and it’s a nice place, just prices advertised are not what’s on the menu given at the table
Pascal the Guiding DutchmanPascal the Guiding Dutchman
Been here two or three times, referred many people to this place and will keep doing so. The bagels are nice, not mind-blowing culinary experiments, but really good. Classic with a modern (and sometimes plant-based) twist. Fresh home-made juices and other drinks, just the coffee could use a little improvement (at least mine as my flat white had too much foam and 'cappuccino-foam' instead of micro-foam), the local beers are well-priced. The service is friendly, but at times a bit slow. The owner told me afterwards that they rather focus on quality than on speed and try to make as many people as possible happy with a good bagel for breakfast or lunch. So on busy days expect to spend up to an hour and a half from entering to leaving (or let them know you're on a tight schedule). The place looks nice both from the outside and on the inside. Next time I'll take a pic of my bagel too (but was too hungry when it arrived last time).
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Actually brilliant. During covid, enter with a mask or prepare to be rightly scolded. Once in, prepare for the nicest breakfast this side of Prague's Cafe Savoy (imo the benchmark) The menu is hilarious, the service is really attentive yet passive. Even when busy (and it does fill up, so plan ahead) it's an efficient place, I waited no more than 2 minutes and was given a table with the polite request to free it up in 40 minutes if possible, and the service made that very achievable without feeling hurried. Its not cheap, but it's not expensive either (again, cafe savoy would be 10x the price) and the quality of the bagel sandwiches is unparalleled. Astounding food. The big glass of latte is welcoming too, rather than the thimbles of coffee other places provide. One thing I'd add to the menu? Maybe truffle oil or white truffle shavings on one of the more royal sandwiches, and charge double for it. I'd pay itšŸ˜‚ My personal recommendation: The Richard and a latte (pictured). Also, leave a nice tip, they deserve it, you'll feel like you've contributed to a hard-working part of society, and you're given a very funny message in the tip box (unless you're a belieber in which case there's no hope for you šŸ˜‰)
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The decor is wonderful, very curated, pleasing and honestly the service was great. The food was good but too expensive especially when it comes as a surprise 😭. I can’t help but wonder if they have a menu for tourists that doesn’t match what’s on the wall outside of the cafe on the left and inside behind the counter and a menu for locals that is more reasonably priced. I’m not against that concept, but I think we should know how much we are expected to pay in advance. They could have a resident price and everything is transparent etc. Why the menu given didn’t match what’s on the wall? Nearly 20 euros for a bagel is a bit much. I entered the place based on price seen online, outside cafe and on the wall and felt embarrassed to leave once I saw the price on menu given by waiters 🤯 If you want to go you need to budget more than what’s advertised online. Again food was good and it’s a nice place, just prices advertised are not what’s on the menu given at the table
Gin Win

Gin Win

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Been here two or three times, referred many people to this place and will keep doing so. The bagels are nice, not mind-blowing culinary experiments, but really good. Classic with a modern (and sometimes plant-based) twist. Fresh home-made juices and other drinks, just the coffee could use a little improvement (at least mine as my flat white had too much foam and 'cappuccino-foam' instead of micro-foam), the local beers are well-priced. The service is friendly, but at times a bit slow. The owner told me afterwards that they rather focus on quality than on speed and try to make as many people as possible happy with a good bagel for breakfast or lunch. So on busy days expect to spend up to an hour and a half from entering to leaving (or let them know you're on a tight schedule). The place looks nice both from the outside and on the inside. Next time I'll take a pic of my bagel too (but was too hungry when it arrived last time).
Pascal the Guiding Dutchman

Pascal the Guiding Dutchman

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Reviews of Sanseveria Bagelsalon

4.6
(1,036)
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2.0
2y

The glowing reviews are what got us to try this place. We were expecting amazing bagels, but we were pretty disappointed.

The first thing that surprised us is the size of the portions: the bagels are pretty small and don't come with a side salad, as is normally standard in places like this. Their homemade iced tea is also about half the size of what you would get at other places. Not at all what we expected given the price. But hey, at least they're probably good, right? Right?

Well... the bagels themselves were dry and the ingredients were nothing special except for the spiced chicken, had it not been heavily over-salted. At first I thought my partner was exaggerating, but after tasting it for myself she clearly wasn't; there's a point where you can still argue it's a subjective matter, but this was way beyond that.

We had some hope left for the chocolate pie, but it was also underwhelming. It was okay, but let's just say we bake a better one.

When the waitress asked if everything was alright at the end of the meal, we told her they might want to check the chicken as it was way over-salted. We got no real reaction and from that point on she was basically stone cold.

After leaving we went to check the low reviews out of curiosity and we weren't ready for the snarky replies of the owner, which are simply out of this world. It goes from telling people taste is subjective all the way to telling people this is not school and "how dare you rate my amazing food anything that is not a 5". Welcome to the restaurant business: when you charge people for food, suddenly they expect quality; especially at this price point. Swallow your pride and accept you need to improve some things. Get your basic ingredients right and you can really turn this into something amazing. But hey, I probably don't know what I'm talking about, right?

This place is just lucky it's one of the only bagel places in Brugge. If it doesn't improve by the time there's some real competition, I simply don't see it surviving.

I was initially going to rate it a 3 as the food is okay (if we assume the chicken issue was just bad luck), but after seeing the entitlement and inability to handle criticism of the owner, a 2 seems...

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5.0
7y

Our 2nd time visiting Bruges, we decided against the generic continental breakfast at the hotel, which we previously found was expensive and very average quality. Instead, we did some research and scouted about to discover what Bruges had to offer and we were not disappointed.

Walking past Sanseveria on Saturday morning, we were drawn by the bright balloons above the door and upbeat music playing. Unfortunately, they were fully booked but they suggested using their website to reserve a table for the next day. I'd already seen this bagelsalon listed but wasn't sure if I could wait till 10am on a Sunday to eat but seeing it in the flesh made it an easy decision.

True enough, the website was simple to use and I reserved a table for the next day, my wife's birthday. Once I received the confirmation email, I replied asking if they could help with a mini surprise given the special occasion and they promptly responded saying that they'd try.

Arriving a few minutes after 10am, most of tables were already full and when I gave my name for the reservation, Bert didn't let on whatsoever that we'd exchanged emails. The decor throughout is very cool and welcoming. It's retro chic with a great balance of class and humour - they have Spitting Image-esque caricatures on the drinks menu.

We both went for the Short & Powerful breakfast - freshly squeezed OJ, the best Americano we had during the entire weekend, a delicious muesli bowl while we waited for the main event - a Madison bagel for my wife and I went for the Richard bagel. Both were lovingly prepared and lovingly devoured.

Without any reminders, Bert then brought over a slice of classic cheesecake with a lit candle and wished my wife a happy birthday. Perfect!

Thank you Bert and the two other ladies that were diligently working away alongside you. We came for the food and we left with great memories.

Congratulations on nailing the brief! You made us feel at home and it's no wonder you've got people queuing...

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5.0
4y

Actually brilliant.

During covid, enter with a mask or prepare to be rightly scolded. Once in, prepare for the nicest breakfast this side of Prague's Cafe Savoy (imo the benchmark)

The menu is hilarious, the service is really attentive yet passive.

Even when busy (and it does fill up, so plan ahead) it's an efficient place, I waited no more than 2 minutes and was given a table with the polite request to free it up in 40 minutes if possible, and the service made that very achievable without feeling hurried.

Its not cheap, but it's not expensive either (again, cafe savoy would be 10x the price) and the quality of the bagel sandwiches is unparalleled. Astounding food. The big glass of latte is welcoming too, rather than the thimbles of coffee other places provide.

One thing I'd add to the menu? Maybe truffle oil or white truffle shavings on one of the more royal sandwiches, and charge double for it. I'd pay itšŸ˜‚

My personal recommendation: The Richard and a latte (pictured).

Also, leave a nice tip, they deserve it, you'll feel like you've contributed to a hard-working part of society, and you're given a very funny message in the tip box (unless you're a belieber in which case there's no...

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