La Fabrique prides itself in serving 'gourmande' and fresh cuisine that changes according to the seasons. This bright and airy breakfast and lunch cafe has a very friendly and inviting atmosphere. There are a number of chairs and tables outside on the pavement terrace for al fresco meals. The staff were extremely accommodating as when I mentioned how hot the sun was, they immediately offered to lower the canopy.
The daily changing menu is written out on blackboards and there is a choice of quiche, salad, carpaccio and some other yummie sounding dishes. I went for the feta, broccoli and green pea quiche with a side salad which was so enormous, I struggled to eat it all.
While I enjoyed the fine September weather, I sipped on a refreshing iced-latte to finish off my lunch before continuing my Brussels wanderings.
It's a shame I wasn't here on the weekend as apparently La Fabrique do a all-you-can-eat hot and cold brunch on Sundays. And by the look of all the raving reviews, it's one worth hopping on the Eurostar for.
That brunch sounds very tempting. Will try and check it out next time I'm in Brussles.
ReplyDeleteI know! I saw pics and it looks amazing.
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