Le Pain Quotidien — Restaurant in Brussels

Pain Quotidien in Sablon is undoubtedly one of the cutest spots in town. Its cozy and cosmopolitan atmosphere makes it an inviting place to relax and enjoy a meal. The ambiance is warm and charming, perfect for a leisurely brunch or a quick coffee break.

The bakery products at Pain Quotidien are excellent, with a wide variety of freshly baked goods that are both delicious and satisfying. Their brunch offerings are also quite nice, featuring a range of options that cater to different tastes. While it can be a bit pricey for the quality, the overall experience makes it worth it.

I once visited with a large group, and the staff handled everything with impressive efficiency and friendliness. Despite the bustling atmosphere, they managed to provide prompt service without compromising on quality. Their ability to accommodate big groups so well speaks volumes about their commitment to customer satisfaction.

One of the best indicators of a good place is its popularity, and Pain Quotidien is always full. This consistent crowd is a testament to the positive experiences of many patrons. I genuinely trust this place to deliver a good experience every time, and it has become a reliable choice for me. Whether you're in for a quick bite or a relaxing meal, Pain Quotidien in Sablon is...

We went there on Saturday morning. When you enter, you'll get to the boulangerie right away - they have amazing viennoisseries and different kinds of bread. All fresh and smelling delicious!

I asked for a table and the service was really nice and helpful. Overall, the staff was very polite. We ordered and the server unfortunately got one order wrong (we got something with meat instead of a vegetarian dish); But he was so apologetic and sweet about it (I think he had just started the job a few days ago) and it was no problem at all. I can fully recommend the Avocado Toast and the big cappucino (it's huge and it's like you're drinking out of a bowl). We also ordered a Matcha Latte with Soy milk and it was soooo good. We didn't have to wait long, the food came pretty quickly.

Also, regarding the hygiene, the staff respects all COVID-19 measures and disinfects all tables and chairs a lot.

The only reason why I don't give 5 stars is because I think it might be a bit expensive, soooo going there for me is a treat :)

But I had a great time and will come back for sure!

Thanks to the staff for the nice service and to the kitchen staff for the...

Le Pain Quotidien is one of those places where you like being in irrespective of the food taste. It is a homey eatery which is good for a casual brunch. There are many branches around the world but wherever you are, when you step into the cafe, you feel the same feeling of warmth. Le Pain Quotidien is a “bakery-restaurant” that originated in Brussels, so having brunch at one of the locations there makes it more special. I really liked the one in the Sablon area; it has an adjacent space that lets the sunlight in through a glass roof. A crucial idea that they have in their eateries is the common wooden table which obliges you to sit next to a stranger as you have your meal. However, you do also have regular tables if you need more privacy. I am a brunch kind of person, so I will enjoy my hot chocolate and eggs; especially the “oeuf a la coque” (boiled egg with a delectable runny yolk at its center). In general, the platters are hearty. Though not spectacular, the food still has me hooked and I will keep coming...