Kapa Bakery & Specialty Coffee — Restaurant in Schaerbeek - Schaarbeek

I recently visited a remarkable Greek bakery and café in Brussels, and it exceeded all my expectations. The quality of their products, cleanliness, variety, and exceptional coffee were truly outstanding.

The bakery offered top-notch products, made with the finest ingredients. Their bread, pastries, and baked goods were fresh, flavorful, and authentically Greek. The enticing aroma of the bakery was irresistible, showcasing their expertise in traditional Greek baking.

The cleanliness of the establishment was commendable, with a spotless environment and well-maintained facilities. The attentive staff ensured a hygienic and comfortable atmosphere throughout my visit.

The bakery's variety of offerings was impressive, catering to all tastes. From traditional Greek pastries , to savory delights such as spanakopita, their extensive selection delighted food enthusiasts. They also provided vegan options, ensuring inclusivity for all customers.

The outstanding coffee complemented their delectable treats. Crafted with precision by skilled baristas, each cup boasted a rich aroma and robust flavor.

In conclusion, this Greek bakery and café in Brussels sets a new standard for excellence. Their exceptional quality, cleanliness, variety, and superb coffee make it a must-visit destination. Indulge in their culinary delights and transport your taste...

Gratitude to the owners for their generosity. During my visit to Brussels 2 1/2 weeks ago, on a long walk around the Parc du Cinquantenaire and surrounds on my way back to my good friends' home, the business owners were handing out pastries (free) from the day instead of throwing them in the trash. This is the type of kindness we need in this world. I was and still am moved by this kind gesture. Humbled and grateful. The pastries and sourdough bread were scrumptious. I passed this along to my friend and he couldn't believe it. There are great people in this world....

In my opinion, it’s the best boulangerie at the moment in Brussels. They have a great variety of sweet and salty stuff, and all look delicious! The first time I went was on a Sunday around 13.00, there was a long queue but they had almost everything.

I must say that we bought a lot of things, salty and sweet but didn’t have time to take a picture of everything as it looked so good that we didn’t think about it. I very much recommend of sweet: the croissant of pistachio, cinnamon rolls and of salty things those sort of focaccia with cheese, spinach or tomatoes…....