Posted in New Mexico March 28, 2017 by

You Haven’t Lived Until You’ve Visited This One Mouthwatering Restaurant In New Mexico

Did you know that it’s possible to indulge in authentic Belgian waffles in New Mexico?

If you head to A Bite of Belgium, in Las Cruces, you can be tucking into dense, sweet waffles in the time it takes to figure out the correct pronunciation of “Liège” – the type of waffle that earned this restaurant its stellar reputation.

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The waffles associated with the East Belgian city of Liège are beloved because the dough incorporates pieces of sugar that caramelize on the exterior of the waffle. The result is a scrumptious yet simple waffle, dusted with powdered sugar.
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Pair your waffles with one of the homemade creams, which are available in flavors like strawberry, vanilla custard and, of course, the infamous Bavarian cream.
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You’ll be dreaming about the decadent Bavarian cream waffle plate, which also features bananas, almonds, and chocolate ganache, for weeks.
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Indecisive or ambitious diners should order the ménage a trois, a wondrous tower of waffles that is accompanied by three different types of cream.
Even if you don’t have a sweet tooth, there are plenty of savory choices at this breakfast and lunch restaurant.
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The lamb sandwich combines tender meat blanketed with melted Gouda, while the Belgian burger comes on a brioche bun. Why does that matter? Well, Liège waffle batter is derived from brioche dough and, since this restaurant specializes in those waffles, you know the folks here are going to produce a to-die-for brioche bun.
This warm and welcoming restaurant is located at 741 N Alameda Boulevard, Suite 16, in Las Cruces.
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Have you discovered this slice of Belgium hidden in Las Cruces?

If you’re a fan of restaurants that transport you across the globe, you should also add this English tearoom to your New Mexico dining bucket list.