Café Tiera is my go-to coffee spot in the area. I love their Parisian-style terrace, especially on a sunny day! You can come here for coffee - obviously - but Café Tiera also serves many other things like brunch, toast, lemonades, teas,... You can eat in or take out. My go-to at Café Tiera is the Greek brunch combined with an Elderflower lemonade. Hassan, the owner, is very kind and the other staff are also always ready to help.
Café Tiera only works with local, fresh and organic products, more specifically Brussels products. So everything is local, from the coffee to the beers. Every four months, with the change of the seasons, Café Tiera changes its menu. Café Tiera only opened two years ago but you can really see and feel that that's what this area missed, a good place to have coffee and brunch. Café Tiera is the perfect place to spend a sunny afternoon on the terrace and explore their delicious menu!
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