There are some excellent finds here but goodness gracious does it get crowded! Worth the visit…read morethough.

From the owner: Vintage, Second hand & Designers market, every first Sunday of the month at Halles Saint Géry /…read moreSint Gorikshallen from 12 to 7pm.

Great shop really enjoyed all their selections. The people were very helpful. I bought a few things…read moreand I love them.

From the owner: Slow Fashion vintage store ,Podium vintage est avant tout une friperie Eco responsable un doux…read moremélange entre l envie de consommer autrement et une passion pour la fripe vintage. nos vêtements sont soigneusement tries et lavés

Caveat emptor let the buyer beware! Yes that control sticker doesn't amount to much, things will…read moreeither be missing or broken.

Well, the idea of "recycle by exchange" goods is good, but this shop asks often very high prices…read more Sometimes you find the same thing new for the same price they asked for used items! That really annoyed me.

I thought this store was very similar to Amsterdam's in the sense I it being really pricy for used…read morethings and a bit too retro and ugly for my own taste. If you are a real thrift store lover you will be put off not only by the price tags but the hipsters shopping there. As you can see in the pictures I posted, there is quite a selection of old used items, ranging from old converse and Adidas, to camo gear, to sequined tops and fur vests. This place really has it all except for anything past the year 2000. If you want true vintage there are many nicer other stores here selling high end goods cheaper then episode and also other real thrift stores selling used clothes for reasonable prices, some as low as 1euro. I just wouldn't personally waste my money here.

Waaay too expensive for the kind of clothing they are selling. The quality of clothes is…read moreunbelievably low and the price tag unbelievably high. I've shopped at designer thrift shops with more reasonable prices. I hope they start to curate their stuff better and/or at least charge more reasonable prices. Otherwise, there's no point in thrifting there at all.

Amazing second hand clothe store concept !…read more In the middle of the hip neighborhood in Brussels you will find melting pot. You buy clothes per kilo. How cool is that :) The clothes are really nice and cool. They really pay attention to there selection. You have enough scales in the store to wait and see for how much you are buying. The store by himself is very well decorated. Vintage, hip, cool, etc.... Staff is hipsterisch en friendly. One dissapointment, you can not buy the furniture :) Great place and great stuff !

This second hand store was across the street from my hotel and I popped in randomly. There's a lot…read moreof inventory here and it's well organized by style and color. I didn't find anything for myself that visit, but I bet this store gets some really cool things on a regular.

Really cool kind of architectural antique store. Lots of film industry stuff when I was there…read more Great place for super cool light fixtures of all kinds. Worth a visit just to climb, walk, clamber, around the fairly large store with a huge variety of old stuff.

From the owner: Antiek in de ruimste zin van het woord: curiosa, meubilair uit alle perioden, industriële stijl,…read moreverlichting, deco, eye-catchers, klassiek, design, recuperatie, bouwmaterialen, ...

I went here twice during my stay in Brussels. The first time, I stumbled upon it as I was exploring…read morethe central part of town. It was snuggled in between a small street corner between two major streets. It immediately caught my eye and drew me in. I took a look around and really liked what I saw! The clothes were super stylish and carefully curated. They sold a variety of other items besides clothes like bags, shoes, belts, sunglasses, etc. And they had a small men's section in the back with a whole rack of cool denim button ups and old army jackets. I ended up leaving the store purchasing some soft black polka-dot jumpers :) The lady at the cashier was really friendly. One thing I might not like about this store is that it's a bit on the pricey side. Clothes average to about 12 Euros and up. But I feel like it could be worth it if you happen to find some designer items here.

Was expecting the clothes to be very cheesy but they were fair price and up to date with millennial…read moretrends