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Vegan-friendly
Lacto
Ovo
Organic
Mediterranean
Beer/Wine
Take-out
Bakery
European
Breakfast
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. International restaurant chain featuring artisan bakery and communal table. Menu includes ovo-lacto vegetarian dishes as well as vegan ones (denoted). Open Mon-Thu 07:00-19:00, Fri-Sat 07:00-20:00, Sun 08:00-18:30.
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Last update on 15 Jun 2018 by Guest
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Added by Ricardo on 04 Oct 2016
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44 Reviews
First Review by Ricardo
mamba
Points +1436
Good vegan options! - Edit
We visited different Le Pain Quotidien restaurants when on holiday in Belgium. They are always in very central touristic places and offer some great vegan options. For coffee/tea time, I really loved the “Chocolate Delice” cake, but didn’t like the berry muffin too much (too dry). For breakfast, the avocado toast is good, granola is good but a small portion, or you could just have bread (e.g. cranberry and nuts flute) with sweet spreads/jam (the “Noir” chocolate spread is sooo good – the spreads are on the tables but there are different ones. If you don’t find this on your table, it is worth checking out the spreads on other tables or asking for it). I was with a non-vegan friend and sharing the “Le Pain Quotidien” breakfast (where she ate the non-vegan Pain au chocolat and I ordered an additional soy cappuccino) was great value - you could probably replace the Pain au chocolate with more baguette/bread . For lunch/dinner they also have salads/soups/bowls and dishes like that. Although Le Pain Quotidien is a chain restaurant, there’s a good and cosy atmosphere.
Read moreAt this branch I once got a small milk chocolate with my soy cappucino (the cappuccino was with soy milk, but I wasn't so sure about it at first). In other "Le Pain Quotidien" restaurants they were more thoughtful and friendly!
Guest
lukii90
Points +42
Tasty Food - Edit
Tasty Food, but they served the Vegan labeled Soup with a extra Butter
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aurorac
Points +329
Nice Café with amazing croissants - Edit
I went here for breakfast and had an amazing hibiscus croissant. They also have a bowl with coconut yogurt or a vegan granola for breakfast.
Read moreTheir matcha latte is made with almond milk and it’s quite big.
Pretty pricey but it’s standard in Bruges
Pros: Multiple vegan options , Options clearly labeled
Cons: Expensive
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Majamoeew
Points +98
It's okay - Edit
I liked le pain quotidien very much when I was in Paris, there are tasty vegan options. But I didn't like the service here, I wasn't sure if I should wait to be seated so I waited and the server looked at me and walked away many times so I just took a seat and after some minutes and ask me if he could help me... yeah, I am at a restaurant, how would you help me?! Well, I want to eat food.. Very weird and he wasn't very friendly after.. Anyways tasty food.
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soleil
Points +342
Delicious - Edit
Delicious bread!! Absolutely. A few vegan pastries and muffins and a good amount of vegan options on their eat-in menu. Always reliable as it is a chain.
Read morePros: Good selection, Breaaaaaaaaaad
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Berni_76
Points +80
Love this place! - Edit
This place was a life saver during my time in Bruges! They have several vegan options along with vegetarian, including vegan chocolate cake and soy milk for tea & coffee!
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PokeLasma
Points +76
Questionable.. - Edit
We had some amazingly delicious and it’s amazing that they have quite a few cruelty free, vegan food and drink options, however we were quite disappointed that three items that we ordered were labeled as vegan arrived accompanied with non vegan products. First of all this could be deemed very offensive to some vegans. This makes us loose trust in your business and question weather the vegan meals were even vegan. Also, some people may order vegan options due to dairy allergies so it can cause a big health issues for them. If I order something labeled as vegan I’m not supposed to check all the ingredients again. We explained this to the waitress but she shrugged it off and said “well some people who order are not vegan”. Then you shouldn’t label that as vegan in the first place.
Read morePros: Nice atmosphere , Very happy that you had quite a few vegan options, Food tasty and well presented.
Cons: food Not labeled correctly
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Anryel
Points +544
Solid organic vegan options - Edit
Cosy backyard cafe. Solid organic vegan options incl. Avocado toast and chocolate cake clearly labeled in the menu. Amazing curcuma Latte.
Read morePros: Clearly labeled. , Friendly staff.
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queen_v
Points +282
Teuer & Seifige Dragon Fruit Bowl - Edit
Die Auswahl an veganen Gerichten ist toll, es gibt Mandel und Soya Milch. Leider hatte ich Pech mit der Dragon Fruit Bowl, auf die ich sehr lange warten musste und die durch den Kokosjoghurt leider sehr seifig geschmeckt hat. Verhältnismäßig kleine Portion. Der Schokoaufstrich ist nicht Vegan!
Read morePros: Nette Auswahl an veganen Gerichten
Cons: Teuer
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MichaelMooney
Points +190
great breakfast and plenty of food - Edit
Got the vegan plate and was amazing. Their chocolate spread is vegan and ate plenty of it.
Read moreCons: should have ordered more bread because they gave a
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marcflanders
Points +35
Good vegan options - Edit
Pain quotidien is a nice place to be and to kill some time. They have nice vegan options.
Read moreI enjoyed the coconut fruit dragon bowl and a turmeric latte with almond milk. Excellent!
They also sell delicious sourdough bread.
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chloeanna
Points +88
VEGAN - nice food - Edit
Lots of different vegan options clearly labelled and hot drinks with soy and almond milk. I had the turmeric almond latte and it was lovely! I then had the vegetable pot pie, it was not a pie and was just vegetables in a bowl with quinoa but it was gorgeous and would get it again. It cost around €10 which wasn't too bad for what I got. In general however it is pretty pricey with avocado on toast meals etc costing around €15/16 but we found it was only average for Bruges in terms of price comparison.
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TrudiBruges
Points +30836
Nice light lunch, in vintage decor - Edit
This is from a visit at the end of 2016.
Read moreThis is the second location of LPQ in Bruges, and I like this one much better than the other one (near the Market).
It has a charming vintage feel, with seperate rooms. Although it can be quite a busy atmosphere.
There's also a large terrace at the back.
Vegan options are indicated with carrot on menu. Light lunch options.
Reasonably priced (we had lunch for two with drinks for about 40€). Didn't have to wait long.
AGAIN, the bread came with cow butter, despite asking everything vegan. Has happened on all our visits to different LPQ's throughout the country.
Surely by now they could have vegan butter available?
Toilets in the back were a bit dirty though.
Paying at the counter (where there was a long wait).
https://brugesvegan.com/2017/01/04/le-pain-quotidien2-bruges/
Pros: vegan options, vintage feel
Cons: busy atmosphere , cow butter, very small table
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chb-pbfp
Points +11535
Good vegan lunch - Edit
This is a nice location, part of a chain of restaurants in Belgium and they all have the proposal of vegan dishes based on salad, bread, toast...
Read moreThey include things like quinoa, chickpeas, avocado, zucchini...so it's definitely very tasty.
For the desserts it chagnes apparently from location to location.
In Bruges we just had 1 blueberry muffin and none of the cheese cakes we are used to in other locations.
Good experience.
Pros: Good vegan ingredients, Nice place
Cons: No RAW cheese cakes when we passed by
Guest
JeffreyDunlap
Points +46
many rooms and farm house tables - Edit
Very French organic and local food. 30% of menu is vegan designed. Only one hot entree (pot pie) and soup of the day.
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ShanNZ
Points +64
Decent food, nice atmosphere - Edit
Vegan and vegetarian options, good friendly service, tasty food. Good easy option.
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Ricardo
Points +20896
Always a Good Backup Place - Edit
Visited in October 2016.
Read moreLike other Le Pain Quotidien (LPQ) branches, vegan items are marked with a carrot sign in the menu.
They offer tartines, soups, salads, and one "vegan plate" which comes with different things (and bread, of course).
This branch is located in the city center, in a nice building, so the atmosphere is a bit different than the other LPQ in Bruges.
For those like me who are used to LPQ in France, in Belgium they give you a chocolate with your coffee, which is nice. :)
The place was crowded; but still the staff was friendly and attentive enough.
Since there are always many choices for vegans, it's a good back-up place (and I think you need one in Bruges!).
Pros: vegan marks, good value
Cons: not fully vegan
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