In a city, it is always nice to know about good breakfast spots - if you stay in bed a bit longer and don't feel like preparing breakfast, you might look for a good breakfast or brunch spot.
Well, The Wild Lab is the right place to go. Here you don't have to worry about finding only a croissant or an omelette on the menu. The Wild Lab serves vegetarian and healthy food, perfect after a night out or for a lazy Sunday.
They have the best açai bowl in Brussels, as well as delicious salads with fresh vegetables and veggie burgers. You'll really want to try everything on the menu.
The interior, with a beautiful old wooden bar and lots of greenery, makes you feel at ease. Be sure to get here on time as they do not take reservations, you can put your name on a waiting list and wait outside until there is room.
So look no further for a breakfast place in Brussels, The Wild Lab is the ideal one.
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