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1. Mokafé

Café-brasserie and waffles$$Royal Galleries of Saint-Hubert

A long-standing café-brasserie inside the Royal Galleries of Saint-Hubert, known for its gallery terrace and crisp Brussels waffles with chocolate sauce.

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2. Maison Dandoy

Historic biscuit maker and waffles$$Grand-Place (City Centre)

The oldest biscuit maker in Brussels, founded in 1829 by Jean-Baptiste Dandoy, famous for its speculoos and also known for waffles near the Grand-Place.

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3. Wittamer

Pâtisserie and chocolatier$$$Sablon

A Brussels pâtisserie and chocolate house on the Place du Grand Sablon since 1910, known for its cakes, chocolates and viennoiseries.

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4. Laurent Gerbaud Chocolatier

Chocolatier and tea room$$Mont des Arts (Royal Quarter)

A chocolatier's shop and tea room near the Mont des Arts, serving 70 per cent hot chocolate, coffee with ganache, ice cream and handmade chocolates.

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5. MOK Specialty Coffee

Specialty coffee roaster and café$$Dansaert

The Brussels café of a Belgian micro-roastery founded in 2012, serving seasonal specialty coffee, home-baked pastries and vegetarian breakfast and lunch.

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6. Aksum Coffee House

Ethiopian coffee house$Royal Galleries of Saint-Hubert

A small coffee house in the Royal Galleries of Saint-Hubert serving certified-organic coffee from Ethiopia, along with baobab drinks, herbal teas and Ethiopian beer.

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