This is an organic grocery store with the best restaurant in Brussels above the grocery store. I'm…read morenot even into healthy eating but I think this place deserves a Michelin Star. It's along the lines of Blue Hill in New York but MUCH better. We sampled a number of dishes at the organic restaurant here. All of them were super creative and completely on point. It's really amazing. Next time I come to Brussels this is the only place I will eat dinner it's that good. What makes it special is: 1) really good sauces 2) the highest quality and freshest ingredients. You can taste the freshness. 3) they do a lot of raw and they use raw in the right places. 4) they use sous vide techniques to ensure the right temperature for fish. 5) they have that rare alchemy where you can do something original and creative but it works it isn't creative for the sake of creative but because they are geniuses at mastering flavor!

While visiting relatives on Brussels we were desperate for a meal...a vegan meal. Half the menu is…read more for carnivores but there were enough choices for for each of us to select something and we were overwhelmingly pleased! The lentil cakes with macadamia ricotta was superb. My friend had the truffle jasmin rice balls which were so delicious. Great atmosphere, service and location!!

As a Färmer -- a member of the Färm consumer cooperative -- I might be a bit prejudiced, but I…read morereally like this store. Unlike a lot of other organic stores, they don't try to force vegetarianism or veganism down your throat: there's even a quite wel stocked meat counter! Not everything they sell is organic, or at least not labeled as such, but if it isn't, it will at least be local, seasonal, and sustainable. Often there are some free tasting samples, something that always makes shopping more interesting. Färm also serves as a pick-up point for Les Paniers Verts (an organic vegetable subscription), and since they keep your box in the cooled vegetable area, it's okay if you're a bit late to collect it. The staff is mostly bilingual NL-FR, but I'm sure most will be able to help you in English as well. They don't really sell household products like washing powder in bulk (yet), so I still go to other stores for that. However, they do sell ingredients to make your own household products, but so far I didn't get around to doing that. Färm could use a bicycle rack in front of the store, but I suppose that's not only up to them to decide.

Färm used to be a great place to buy fresh, organic food from local farmers at good prices. Not…read moreanymore. The shelves are often empty, the food is frequently old, and the prices are now very high. The staff has always been unfriendly -- sometimes even rude -- and changes constantly. But the worst part is that they cheat you: prices on the shelf are sometimes lower than what you pay at the register, you can be charged for things you didn't buy, and if you ask for a receipt by email, they rudely ignore you. I avoid this place entirely.

The best way of shopping in urban area's: No-waste, no "deluxe" prices a wide variety of choices…read moreand cherry on top a very helpful team of persons with personality. Why 5 stars: The prices are fair The business stays true to it's principles end to end A lot of local products The staff is helpful and it is clear their well being is a priority to the owner.

Very disappointed in this shop. I'm really into my organic stuff, but Be Positive makes it only…read morereachable to super rich people: how do you want youths to eat well with prices like that? In a gist, the prices are the most expensive I've ever seen for an organic shop, and the service is very poor - it's like, sorry to give you my money! I'll never go there again.

Beautiful store, great location, huge selection, but by far the most expensive organic, or "bio"…read morestore as the locals call it, that I've come across in Brussels. Even the tea is more here than anywhere else. I often buy organic and local food while travelling, so I wanted to drop in for some nuts, nut butter, chocolate, and lo and behold, freshly squeezed green juice! Yes! Sadly, there was never anyone at the juice bar, even after waiting multiple times on different occasions. Almond butter was almost €1 more than another bio store on the other side of Parc Cinquetaire. Chocolate was also priced higher, as was pretty much everything I came across where I'm aware of the local pricing. Expats, the staff speak English and French. I was a bit annoyed that even though I speak French fluently (I went to school in French), and spoke French to the staff, I was replied to in English because of my bank card (which puts the language your card is in up on the debit machine screen - standard in Belgium). I'll return just because it's convenient, but I'll likely buy most of my food from the Sunday market instead, right in front of this store. (Search Place Jourdain Market or Marché for details, it's on Yelp).