They have Amazing clothes which are amazing quality they have a lot of variety and a lot of sizes…read morewhich I appreciate, they know how to make clothes for plus size women the only little downside is that they're a little more on the pricey side. I have shopped there many times and I have found amazing clothes with cool patterns on it and they have a lot of different styles and shapes or different people.

Small department store, has a lot of different items. I got an umbrella here for a fair price.read more

This shop is niether a hardware nor an electronics store. It is a kitchen supply store, from pots…read moreand pans, to tea kettles and French presses. I think some things were a little overpriced for example a Bodum French press for 30 Euros, but then again the tea kettle seemed reasonable. They do have some pretty interesting gadgets too.

This was a great find! Every college town needs a good go-to second hand / used clothing store…read more There is a large women's selection and a smallish men's section all the way in the back. Leuven is often chilly and there was a large selection of jackets and coats, which was exactly what I was looking for. Like all good vintage / second hand stores the selection was unique, but if you dig I am sure you will find some gems. The prices were good for clothes in Leuven The woman behind the counter was friendly and helpful. If you are looking for a great deal on clothes in Leuven come here.

I had a wonderful salesperson! I wish I remembered his name. He showed me a number of options and…read morefound me a lovely bag in gold that fit me proportionately and by style. When I travel, I don't dress particularly well. I never know what neighborhoods I might go through and don't want to be a target if I am strolling on my own. He never once treated me differently from all the other well dressed patrons. Brussels has the largest selection available for sale I have seen in Europe and Asia. I will be going home happy with a beautiful purchase!

Manneke is a fun gift shop that has genuine high-quality souvenirs from Brussels made by talented…read morelocals reflecting the diversity and talent of the area. Just around the corner from the Grand-Place, the store features local artisan products including jewelry made from recycled materials, small-scale brews, food, clothing, bags, books, and stationary. Great assortment of fun, unique souvenirs to remember Brussels. I purchased a fun necklace from Tanuki (www.tanukicrea.be) that is made from beautiful washi (Japanese paper) in a cherry blossom print. Friendly employees. I love supporting the small-guy and local businesses. www.manneke.brussels

Apparently a Dutch chain that reminds me of Daiso, that sells a variety of cutesy little items for…read moredecoration to house hold products and beauty products. I was in the town during the holiday season and they had a lot of cute Xmas themed stuff like chocolates, lights, gift tags, pens etc. If you're tight on cash but want to still get presents for your friends and family, give this shop a try. I'm sure you won't leave empty handed

Very beautiful, hand made Belgium lace items - from table cloths, umbrellas, shawls, fans, dollies,…read moreetc. Very cool store to browse in the Palace square, I bought a beautiful fan which was pretty reasonable at 10 euros, and a great souvenir to use back in NYC during the summer!