From the owner: Petite épicerie de quartier mais bien achalandée, on y…read moretrouve également des spécialités grecques et italiennes , des produits frais, du pain frais tous les jours et un grand choix produits sans gluten (dont du pain frais 4 fois semaine). Nous sommes livrés en fruits et légumes deux fois semaines (le mercredi et le samedi) , nous privilégions toujours la proximité. Il nous tiens a cœur d'offrir a nos clients une bonne qualité de conseils et le meilleur rapport qualité - prix possible.

From the owner: Organic food, bio fruits and vegetables, food supplements, essential oils, Jazz Max mixer, Eva…read morewater fountain, etc.

Great open market.. Love it!!! You can find everything you…read moreneed. Big variety of bio fruits and vegetables!

I have two friends who live at Stockel and they rave about the Saturday markets held in the square…read more So after being in Belgium almost two years, I finally bite the bullet, forego my normal Saturday sleep-in and decide to get on the Metro on a rainy and wet March, to haul ass to to these markets with the excuse of getting a waffle and hot chocolate with my friends. I made it to the markets at around 11:40 (40mins later than planned!!!) and was instantly entranced. There were 3 cheese stores (one sold goat cheese with charcoal, amazing taste!), a Cornish pasty food truck, tons of fruit and veg and flower shops, a honey shop, an amazing charcuterie shop which sold beautiful smoked ham and salami, two different waffle food trucks (I tried both- the big waffle store has sugar cubes and is more traditional but I preferred the small waffle food truck, their dough was heartier, more non-traditional) and also a farm shop selling milk, eggs, butter, yogurt and cheese. I was in foodie heaven, my senses reveling in the sights, sounds and aromas of the market. I loved it and am gonna try and go here at least once a month starting from now.

Good little health food shop near Montgomery area if you want organic and or veg stuff…read more Pros: great helpful staff that speak English, they accept Eco-vouchers (yes!!!) Cons: they aren't always that particular about country of origin (eg their ginger is from China) ; the produce variety is limited (eg no peanut oil) and unlike other similar stores they don't carry sanitary napkins (but have baby wipes)!

A lovely place for a healthy and quick-ish lunch. Beautiful room, helpful staff, and good…read morehealthy food. We had the fish dish of the day, which came with market veggies and potatoes for €15. Veggies and potatoes were steamed. Not sure how the fish was prepared, baked maybe. Without the vin blanc sauce it would have been really healthy, but on the bland side. Fortunately the sauce was plentiful and delicious. Despite some of the signs being in English, the menu is Dutch and French only. The server was very patient with my fractured French.

Don't be fooled by the sleek decor and presentation…read more Several times, my colleagues and I have felt queasy after consuming Fonteyne's food (rue de Tongres location). I recently tried Fonteyne's "fresh" soup, which tasted like it had been re-heated multiple times -- the flavor was really not good. After only partially consuming the soup, I still felt ill afterwards. A colleague similarly partially consumed a dessert with "fresh" fruit that was clearly old, and she also felt sickened afterwards. I think Fonteyne is riding on its fine reputation, but it no longer deserves this. I will never go there again.