Nice little market with some quick essentials. Went to get wine and energy drinks small inside,…read morefriendly staff

My "local" grocery store while staying around the corner of Place Jourdain. It's pretty standard,…read moremuch bigger than it looks from the outside, standard pricing. Lots of organic, gluten and grain free options, but at a fraction of the price of the organic/bio street across the way. Do I love it here? No. It's crowded, always busy, lineups (although they do open more tills regularly). Let much every time I've been in here though, the lineups expend down the aisles and you can't get from point A to B. Claustrophobic? Don't come here. The staff rarely say two words to me, even when one of my cards didn't work. I replied in French, but, they pretended not to understand me. I'm aware she understood, she just didn't like that I was holding up the line. That's cool. Just know you don't need to speak French here, even though few of the staff seem to speak English. Do I love it here? No. It's pretty chaotic, empty shelves often, things will be in two, sometimes three different places (like pickles). But they've got great hours, they're relatively inexpensive for Brussels, and they carry more than enough to get a meal going. Plus, they're clean... Unlike one of the big box grocery stores nearby that I walked into and promptly walked out of.

Top place close to avenue Louise. Franchise with locations…read morein Roma and Brussels. Healthy food and drinks. Every item here is luxurious fresh and well priced. This is a hidden gem close to Brussels prime shopping street Go there !

This is one of the best little treasures of Saint Giiles. Hidden at rue de la Glaciere, this little…read moreveggie market has a lot to offer for reasonable prices. You will know exactly where your veggies are from and they are delivered by bike through out the week. The team is also very lovely and friendly. Check it out ! :)

This place has a wide array of holistic and natural healthcare, vitamins, teas, etc. The staff is…read moreextremely knowledgeable (although at times, highly moody) their expertise and honesty is sincere. I always get my holistic goodies here as well as any beauty products. If you ask them any questions, they will tell you the truth of the matter rather than attempting to con you into buying unnecessary products. I would highly recommend this place for anyone in search of any holistic or natural miscellaneous goods.

Five stars because there can never be enough newcomers to the still-growing organic grocery scene…read morein Brussels. Belgomarkt provides a good variety of local/artisanal/organic ingredients, and top-notch quality for the money. Great selection of artisanal breads, organic cheeses, bulk grains and flours, and even pastas. Really nice meats. Today I was pleasantly surprised to see confit duck legs! At less than 4 euro, that's a bargain I could not resist. Also picked up some fresh terrine and duck rillettes, inexpensive and far better quality than what you find at the local supermarket (if you can find those products at all--usually not). My only frustration is that some of the fresh produce at Belgomarkt could be fresher. At my last visit, a few weeks ago, they have a nice selection of several varieties of organic apples. Today, only one kind, and you could tell they had been stored at room temperature and were past prime. (Management take note: Apples should be kept in the cooler at night, to keep them from off-gassing and ripening prematurely!) The leeks and dinosaur kale were also not fresh enough to buy. But these are easy problems to fix, if you train your staff and have adequate cold storage space. I will keep shopping here for the delicious local meats, cheeses and breads, and the occasional fresh veg. If Belgomarkt can pay more attention to keeping the fresh offerings truly fresh, I have a feeling they will attract even more fans!

The place is good. The location is good. The inside and price are very well. But the service OMG…read more You never know when paying if you will get the correct amount, a smile and thank you from the ladies. Why as you do self-service not doing a self-pay? Or change some of your staff.