I am in Paris right now but I wish I was in Brussels on Rue Haute so I could buy some more wine…read moreglasses at La Vaisselle au Kilo. I am very demanding when it comes to wine glasses and this store has more styles of wine glasses than all the stores in Paris or my home of Seattle. Let me explain. A wine glass must look fine yet fit in the dishwasher and survive the dishwasher. These glasses from Royal Leerdam in Holland can do this but they only seem to be available at la Vaisselle au Kilo. I can't find them in the US (but when I did they cost more than twice as much,) and I can't find them in Paris, (so much for the common market of the EU.) For selection this store can't be beat and for price they are very good as well.

I just happened to run into this kitchen supply store. It feels like a restaurant supply shop…read morefeaturing many professional-grade items. The prices are very reasonable especially with you like Belgian beer glasses. They offer dishwater, glassware, flatware, bakeware, limited cookware, barware, and Cook's tools. This place isn't fancy or pretty but they have great stuff and great prices. www.lavaisselleaukilo.be

I love this kitchen supply store in the Brussels city center. They sell high quality electrics,…read moreknives, cookware, bakeware, grilling, and kitchen tools among other items. The guys who work here are very knowledgeable and very friendly! The assortment is impressive. Don't forget to check out the basement. It is like being a kid in a candy store!! This location is closed on Sunday. eww.homeofcooking.com

Pretty amazing cooking store! We visited a few days before Christmas and got really great and quick…read moreservice, despite how busy the place was. The store is also just chock a block and jammed with pretty much everything conceivable to do with cooking. I reckon if you are a foodie, and looking for a particular gizmo, this store is sure to have it! Lots of Le Creuset options located downstairs and I was also impressed by both the quality and variety of chefs knives. There is also a great cookbook selection, but unfortunately when i went to check it out, the majority of them were in French and Dutch. Definitely go check this place out if yu are living in Brussels - it's food porn at its best!

Love coming in here, inspires my inner cook. Prices usually…read moreremind me to calm down, not cheap at all.. They do have everything and anything to cook with and on and so on... It's an experience!

Best place ever to find all the stuff you need in a kitchen (and dining room). From the tiny tiny…read morespoon to the giga oven, they have a huge range of things... They have everything! Moreover, the staff has a good expertise in their stuff. A bit expensive, but it's worth it. It's my spot for (wedding) gifts.

This is a beautiful store with lots of great organization and gift ideas. Fairly large selection of…read morekitchen and bath accessories, as well as candles and some specialty seasonings. What a fun place to wander! B O T T O M L I N E : Go! Worth a stop.

I would gladly travel to Dille and Kamille in Brussels to stock up on everything kitchen, garden,…read moreand housewares wise and carry it all back on the train with me to Paris. Dille & Kamille is a store which originated in the Netherlands and it's a haven (or heaven) for anyone seeking any kitchen tool or accessory, garden supplies, spices, or herbal infusions for refreshingly low prices. It's like a Crate & Barrel in the US, but with European products. When I say they have everything, they really do, including a truffle mandoline for 14,95€ (about $20). There's a small tea bar in the back so you can sample the infusions they offer before buying some to take home, and their prices are amazingly low for Europe.

Pretty decent kitchen shop - almost everyone speaks English but try to find Rafael - he was just…read moreheaps more helpful than the rest of the staff and really knows his stuff when it comes to cookware. We were specifically looking to buy a Le Creuset stock pot and Rafael very patiently walked us thru the difference between Le Creuset cookware made of anodized iron vs porcelain so at the end when we did buy our stock pot, we felt really good and comfortable with our final choice. Rafael also reminded us to buy special cooking utensils to use in the Le Creuset stock pot and gave us tips on proper scourers - such careful consideration of our needs was really very much appreciated and am very glad such a knowledgeable staff member was on hand in the shop during our sojourn to buy the Le Creuset stock pot!