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

From the owner: Boutique en ligne pour cadeaux élégants, uniques, originaux et engagés…read more Vous y trouveren les catégories suivantes: * DAMES: Accessoires - Bijoux - Soins & beauté * ENFANTS: Bébés - Chambre d'enfant - Jouets - Livres - Peluches & doudous - Jouets - Autres * INTIME (18+) * LOISIRS: Jeux & autres - Livres * MESSIEURS: Accessoires - Soins & beauté * POUR LA MAISON: Cuisine - Déco & accessoires - Old school Disponibles 24/7 en 3 langues. Nous livrons aux 27 pays d'Europe.

horrible service! I was charged ten euros more than the price for the item. additionally, the…read moreemployees faked a stutter in order to avoid confronting me, then spoke perfectly fine to eachother. fix it!!

Basically it is a gift shop and honestly there isn't all that much that I can tell when it comes to…read moregift shops - they are pretty much carbon copies of each other. Okay, while they may not be chain stores in the sense that some places are, gift shops tend to all run on a similar theme - they sell things that are uniquely related to the place that we are visiting, and in the case of Maxi Gifts it happens to be Belgium. Well, I got myself a T-shirt, namely because I try to get a T-shirt from every country that I visit (though I have to go back to the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg because I forgot to get a T-shirt from there), and I also grabbed a beer glass because if there is one thing that the Belgiums are good at, other than beer, chocolate, and fries of course, and that is making glasses to serve their beer in. The problem was that the glass lasted until two weeks after I returned home and then suddenly broke, which was really annoying. However, as for this shop, well, it really isn't all that fantastic and there isn't anything that sets it apart from all the other gift shops about the place.

They have a lot of coulorful plastic trinkets with a comic twist. Perfect small gifts for kids and…read morethe not too picky spouse. Select between egg openers, USB-chargers and other non life essential stuff.

From the owner: Tea Time On trouve ici tout le nécessaire pour faire et boire du thé : théières, tasses, et surtout…read moredu thé de Ceylan, Chine, Inde et Kenya stocké dans d'immenses boîtes métalliques rouges et vertes. La boutique propose également de nombreux bouquets et fleurs artificielles, ainsi que des broderies et des senteurs pour la maison.