Sausage and a good steak aren't necessarily breakfast/brunch staples. At Jack O'Shea, though, they are: It's a Meat Lover's Brunch.

What drew my attention to this place was the name: Chez Franz is a nice spot in Ixelles, offering down-to-earth Brunch on the Weekends.

Tucked away in Rue Josephat in Schaerbeek you will find the hidden gem "Les trouvailles de Louise". A great place for a hearty breakfast or a light lunch.

Make sure to book a table before heading to Brunch at ICI! Tasty, healthy ingredients and a lovely bread selection make this litte Brunch spot very popular.

Rue du Marché aux Poulets is not one of my favourite corners in Brussels: Close to Grand Place there are a lot of tourists. Peck 47 is a welcome oasis.

Fresh pastries, great coffee and a stylish interior make Leopold Café Press one of the best breakfast cafés in Brussels. Beware of the angry smurf!

We are Brunch fans. And we are huge La Fabrique fans, because of their weekend brunch. It's lavish, it's tasty, it's one of the best brunches in Brussels.

In the middle of Matongé, you will find Maison Renardy, a very chic tea-room, where their homemade pastries and coffee are being served on a silver tray.

Bagels and Brunch sounded like a great combination, so we decided to have a weekend breakfast at Au Pays Des Merveilles. It's a nice, quite Belgian place.

There's many options for food & drinks around Place Fernand Coq: Coffee and Cocktails at De Haus, Burgers at L'Amour Fou - or Breakfast here at Sucré Salé.

We went to Charli to track down the best croissants in town. We immediately fell in love with this bakery (and all the sweet treats) in the St. Catherine area.

In an old factory building in St Gilles you will find La Tricoterie and its industrial chic: On Sundays, come here for a little market as well as the brunch.

Ever wanted to sit around huge Belgian farmhouse table with people from all around the world? Try Les Filles and their great weekend Brunch.

Finally another alternative to Café Belga - now there is a (new) venue on lovely Place Flagey: Épaulé Jéte. They also do a Brunch Buffet on the weekends.

The decor looks like it's your Grandmother's house - which is quite fitting, since OMA means granny in German. Come and visit for a great weekend brunch.

Parc Egmont is a hidden gem in the city centre. Once you are inside, you cannot miss the Orangerie, where you will find tea, coffee and even brunch.

It's a Café, it's a interior design shop, it's a trendy clothing store. It's hard to put a label on L'Atelier en Ville, which is what makes this place great.

In the bustling area around the Jeu de Balle in the heart of Brussels the Bla Bla Gallery is hidden away in a little side street. Sunday Brunch on offer.

When we went to the banco! bar/resto in Ixelles, the place was buzzing. It's quite a nice place and their burgers have a good reputation, too.

The Café Maison du Peuple did seem like an appealing place - it looked friendly, warm, trendy. It all started to go wrong when we ordered at the bar.