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

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.

I do like this place. The ambience is great, very…read moreimaginative decor and quite a nice playlist On the café side, I must say I am a bit disappointed. The menu is quite plain, and I still haven't figured out how to order in the appropriate place. Seating is challenging... not the first time I walk in, take a seat and turns out the table is reserved (and no sign of said reservation in plain sight... must be a code...). Service is often disappointing in Brussels... For those like me that come for some good food, a bit of peace and quiet under good music, it's a nice place.

Extra points because there's cava on the menu :-)…read more I cannot tell anything about the food yet, but the drinks are fine. I love the interior - luckily, as it's an interior shop as well - and the public is mixed. Old people, young people, hipsters, not so hipsters (us) and families. A nice discovery.