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What to order at Barista
- Must order
- The pancake stack: Barista's weekend signature, with seasonal fruit compote and the house organic soy latte.
- Editor tip
- The Kouter branch is calmer on Sunday mornings; the Sint-Baaf branch is busier but better positioned for the cathedral walk.
CuisineBrunch
Price€€
Neighborhoodkouter
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Must order: The pancake stack: Barista's weekend signature, with seasonal fruit compote and the house organic soy latte.
Tip: The Kouter branch is calmer on Sunday mornings; the Sint-Baaf branch is busier but better positioned for the cathedral walk.
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Order: Weekend brunch menu: the Parisian-Belgian plates at their most confident on a Saturday or Sunday morning.
Tip: Book at least a week ahead for Saturday or Sunday; the reputation has outgrown the walk-in capacity on weekends.
Pain Perdu ★ 4.3
Pain Perdu serves wood-fired sourdough brunch in a large rear garden: tartines, eggs and seasonal toppings on house bread that is the best in the city.
Order: Sourdough tartine with egg and seasonal toppings: the house bread is the reason this kitchen shines at brunch.
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Alice ★ 4.1
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Julie's House ★ 4.2
Julie's House is a pastel pastry house on the Kraanlei steps from the Gravensteen, serving a rotating brunch board of artisanal pies, granola bowls.
Order: Brunch board with a slice of the day's pie.
Tip: Brunch is walk-in only and the room is small; arrive before 11:00 on weekends or the queue overflows onto the Kraanlei.
Haddok ★ 4.0
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Order: Weekend brunch menu: the kitchen is fully focused and the dock view at Dok Noord is at its finest.
Tip: The terrace tables facing the dock fill first in good weather; phone ahead to request a waterfront spot.