I know this is considered a tourist trap but I am so glad I came over to check it out. We went to a…read morelot of places to try the food. We had coffee at the tea bar. We got a corn dog, a smash burger, stroopwaffle with Nutella, crispy tofu, chocolate truffles, chicken dumplings, chai tea, macchiato latte, cannoli, and ramen. Most of the employees are very kind. Some are a little prickly but that might be because I'm American and only speak English. Most of the things we bought were priced well. There were only a couple of things that were pricey. The whole Markthal is fun atmosphere. I would definitely recommend this place.

Stopped in here two different times during our visit. It was hard not to revisit, so many choices…read moreand everything looked so good! Anything you'd want to eat or drink was at your fingertips. Cookies, fish, Chinese, empanadas, etc. amazing! A few gift stores also made it easy to say yes, since the prices were comparable to what we'd been seeing. It was very warm inside, but they were having a heatwave. Maybe it's usually much more comfortable inside. My other peeve was to have to pay for the use of the toilet. You'd think that at least they would be cleaned and stocked, it was not. Overall, super neat place to stop in quickly or hangout. Located in a very central location of downtown.

I think this is supposed to be the first modern food hall in Antwerp…read more I stopped by on a lark and it was pretty empty (sometime between lunch and dinner time). But at least it was air conditioned, and there were free bathrooms near the back. And they served liquor and beer at the bar in the center. Not bad beer selection either, though a bit pricey. In terms of food, there were multiple stands. You could get oysters, duck buns, charcuterie, desserts, and more. They have live music three nights a week, and there's a tons of outdoor seating.

Mercado is the Hipster Mecha of the season and not really a market. It is basically foodtruck food…read morein a fancy market layout. Like a modern and "gourmet" mall food court. Overpriced, crowded and I believe it will get old soon. On the bright side, I had a really good pulled pork sandwich, but nowhere to eat it sitting down. There was no conception of personal space and hungry people tend to be a bit aggressive, and I get it, standing in line for a long time in an extremely crowded place just to buy 2 small quesadillas for 6 euros which you will eat before finding a seat does not sound like a pleasant experience. Definitely not for me, but this place will be packed every weekend for the next couple months because that's how hotspots work somehow.

Quite a great concept! Loaded with many food options. And a…read morebar / brewery. You scan a QR code that directs you to a website you order from any of the food kiosks. You pay online then you will receive notification when your food / drinks are ready for you to pick up. There is a lot of seating opportunities all around the entire food court . I loved this concept and really enjoyed the beer from the Wolf brewery.

Wolf is in walking distance to the Grand Place and offers a variety of cuisines at a good price…read more We ate here twice during our visit after growing tired of the high prices and subpar food in the city center. We were able to buy beer at the bar, ate Indian, Vietnamese, Syrian, and Mediterranean during our visits. The Indian and Mediterranean were our favorites. They have burgers, tacos, sushi, bao buns, a dessert shop, and many more options. My dinner each night was around €16 including beer. It's not your typical fast food either. The food tastes great and is casual enough that you don't feel rushed.

It's like a fancy food court with multiple little restaurants scattered throughout an industrial…read morelooking warehouse. All of the food establishments are fast-food type of joints, but the food they serve is very good. There are also several bars, serving a variety of beers, wines and other drinks. Restaurants, if you can call them that, range from fusion (Korea meets Philly) to Mexican, Thai, Burger, Pizza, Sandwich and other ethnic places. Here is what I had: 1. Pierogi - excellent. They have three kinds - classic (potatoes and cheese), feta and spinach; and ground beef. I asked for a mix - two of each kind - and loved them all. First cooked and than pan fried, they are served with several sauces, grilled onions and bacon bits on top. 2. Korean Cheesesteak - very good. Served with bulgogi type beef with melted cheese on a brioche bun. Just get the food and sit at any of the bars or tables and roaming waitresses will approach you to ask you if you want any beers or other beverages. Also, it's a credit cards only establishment!

Most of the vendors here serve tasty, fresh food. My favorites are The Poke Bar (Classic Tuna…read morePoke) and The Roaming Panda (Asian street food - the fried chicken wings are particularly good), topped off with a Three Cents Ginger Beer. My only complaints are that often times (even during peak meal times), half the food stalls are closed, plus drink service is extremely slow.

I visited Lucy Chang for lunch and enjoyed a delicious sweet pork bánh mì and a Duvel for only 8…read moreeuros. The weather was warm and sunny, so I was able to enjoy my meal outside. Mmm...my sandwich really hit the spot. Bánh mì is really popular and easy to find in the States, but this was the first time I've found a place in Antwerp that serves them. What is a bánh mì? It's a bit of a hybrid - a French/Vietnamese sandwich. You have seasoned and grilled meat paired with pickled vegetables and fresh lettuce served on a baguette. And to pair it with a wine, beer, or soft drink for only 8 euros? That's hard to beat!

Pretty good Asian food but I have pretty high standards. Their signature dish is the 6 piece dimsum…read more- 2 of them we're very good the green wrapped one was bad and was too thick and tasteless. Service was slow and inattentive but that seems pretty typical in Belgium.

This food hall has a super high curved and colorful ceiling. Locals call it the "Sharpener"…read morebecause of the pencil shaped building nearby. It is popular with tourists and locals. We stopped in as part of a walking tour of Rotterdam. Our guide brought us to a Stroopwaffle booth and they demonstrated how they make the famous Dutch treat. We each received a Stroopwaffle and a lemonade. It was a fun stop.

We stopped in at Foodhallen as part of our walking tour of Rotterdam. This venue has over 30…read moredifferent food and drink vendors. We didn't get to sample any of the local cuisine other than try one of their famous Stroofwafels. Would love to go back tho and spend an afternoon sampling more local foods.

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A mall on the Koenigsallee with a food court underground, fashion and beauty shops above, with the…read moreelectronics store Saturn right up at the top. A good one stop shop for some browsing

It's a mall. They have the traditional stores, bored looking adults working or shopping there, plus…read moresugared up teens and children. There were a lot of levels and escalators, but not a whole lot of ways to get in and out that I could tell. Worth a walk through.

Shopping mall confidently located near the Hilton, shearaton and crown plaza…read more It has lots of high Street fashion such as zara and h&m and a large carremor downstairs too Plenty of other shopping in the same area if you don't like it.