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Café Notti Antwerp

Café Notti is a café-style restaurant housed on the ground floor of the WATT-tower, a notable concrete building designed by Léon Stynen. The concept blends brunch and casual café fare with influences from Asian cuisine, under the direction of Belgian-Thai chef Tan Chollada Phimpharua. The menu includes items such as brioches, granola, tartines and toasties, often combining fresh ingredients with creative twists, for example, avocado and poached egg on toast with homemade chilli oil, or a kimchi grilled cheese variation.

The setting at Café Notti is informal and suited to daytime visits, with brunch service running into the afternoon and options for takeaway. The kitchen occasionally collaborates with guest chefs for special pop-up evenings, bringing in formats like pizza or izakaya alongside music.

Price category: €€

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Em’s star rating

I’ve been here a The food is a little bit more special and never boring, with small Asian touches that make even simple brunch dishes more interesting. Add good coffee, a bright space and a laid-back rhythm, and it’s the perfect spot for a long brunch or lunch. of times for lunch with my colleagues. The menu is broad without feeling scattered, offering well-made breakfast and lunch dishes that feel fresh and comforting at the same time.

Fun fact

Café Notti is part of the creative hub inside the WATT-tower, a striking concrete building in Antwerp designed by architect Léon Stynen, linking the café to a piece of local architectural history.

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