House Of Waffles

Everything was excellent! The savory waffle with mozzarella and pesto was full of flavor and perfectly balanced, and the Norwegian salmon waffle was fresh and delicious. The vanilla milkshake was creamy and just the right amount of sweet. The service was super friendly, and the atmosphere cozy and welcoming. We would have loved to try the sweet waffles too — they looked absolutely exquisite, but we simply had no room left!

- Ghita BENNANI -

The French have their cheeses, the Italians have their pasta, and the Belgians? They have chocolate, beer, lace, and… waffles. So naturally, when you arrive in Bruges, the first question is: where on earth do you find the best waffles? Opinions are, of course, all over the place. On the internet, you’ll find endless “top waffle” lists, some fancy, some wild, recommending all sorts of “waffleries.” Liège waffles—round and fluffy—or Brussels waffles—square with that magical crisp exterior. We went for the square ones. And yes… we nailed it. We ordered: - Chuck Berry (Berry & cream – their homemade jam) - Classico (vanilla ice cream, whipped cream, and a tiny cup of melted chocolate – heaven in a bite!) - Strawberry Fields (a mountain of juicy strawberries with whipped cream). And the names! Pure genius. Each comes with a larger-than-life picture of either modern legends (Trump, Obama, Michael Jordan) or the classic icons (Kennedy, Sinatra, Marilyn, Cassius Clay). You literally get culture, dessert, and a history lesson in one. The service? Impeccable. We were served by a young student with a very Belgian name I couldn’t pronounce—kudos to her and to whoever had the brilliance to hire her. Prices? Totally reasonable for the delights served (€11). And here’s the fun part: listen as you cut through that crispy waffle exterior—it’s a symphony for your taste buds, basically screaming: “Release the saliva!” Bonus: after a lifetime of searching in other countries, we finally discovered the Vanilla Iced Latte here—mind-blowingly good. So listen up, ladies and gentlemen, brothers and sisters, future waffle lovers: if you ever find yourself in Bruges, don’t miss House of Waffles. Because if you do, when you reach the pearly gates, St. Peter might very well ask: “Why did you skip waffles so good even the saints themselves would line up for?”

- Adrian Voicu -

Enjoyed the experience. Waffles were very light and learnt to try them with different flavour combinations. We were fortunate that we went at the right time and were seated immediately. We then noticed people were queuing for tables.

- rammi khan -

Chocolate ice cream waffle was light and tasty. They put two chocolate sauce instead of one chocolate sauce + chocolate ice cream. Later, when they brought ice cream, it was a bit melted. No idea how they could make such mistakes when there are many options on menu.

- Jigme -

We had an amazing experience at the House of Waffles! They took the time to explain the history, the craft, and the countless types of waffles they make. We loved every minute of it — every bite was incredible, and the whole experience helped us appreciate this true Belgian icon even more.

- Karen Reynolds -

Golden crisp and fluffy light, Morning joy from every bite. Sweet or savory, both excel, Friendly smiles — they serve you well. Coffee rich, aroma grand, Service quick, with careful hand. Charming vibe, a cozy space, Comfort food in every place. Toppings piled, a dreamy treat, Truly can’t be beat to eat. Worth the stop, a must-see call, House of Waffles wins them all.

- Athanasios Sdrakas -

You must taste these waffles. They’re so light and fluffy and have a range of toppings. There are even savoury options though we opted for the sweet version. You can even make your own and select the toppings if your choice.

- Roberta Pace Balzan -