Great market with real products and competitive prices BUT it has become impossible to park your…read morecar around to get there !! The other day I had to go around for 20min until I decided to park where I shouldn't have, like so many people did that day, because if you live in another part of the city you can't just come by bike and go home with 20kgs of stuff on your back, it just isn't possible. Yesterday I had the pleasure to discover a 110€ fine from local police, they love coming every saturday and sunday to make money. I find it disgusting because every person that comes to this place tries in her way to buy "ethical" and then you can't park and get a fine. I will no longer come to this beaufitul market because of that...

Once you've tried it, you cannot buy your fruits and vegetables somewhere else!…read more Great seasonal choice and price are unbeatable! I do not agree it's more expensive than Colruyt (in a previous review). Vegetables, fruits, nuts, olive oil: I've made the comparison when one day I've been first to Colruyt then there. It is cheapest than Colruyt! Nice selection of bread. You can also find eggs, olives, cheese, meet, pasta, flour. I love: the free coffee from the good machine with fair trade beans.

You can buy many things here, starting with food finishing up with clothes and household goods…read more Many things cost just 1€, excellent place for Sunday shopping if you have a big family.

Coolest market in Brussels! A friend invited me to join her a few years ago and now that I live in…read morethe city, with the market close by, I love going just about every weekend! Good to find produce for cheap, although beware that if the deal is very good, the produce might be good quality at the time but may go bad quickly, so only buy cheap foods that can be eaten within a day or two. You really can find anything here from foods, plants to electronics and fake perfumes (not sure if I'd trust the 2 latter items but hey, that's just me!) Tip: at one of the stands that sells olives, they sell wraps with a mix of olives/everything else along with some cheese--get this at least once!! It's delicious along with some Moroccan sweet tea! Filling for lunch and only sets you back 5 eur...best to get there sooner in the morning/lunch time as the line quickly gets to be very long and you have a difficult time finding a place to sit and eat!

I imagine this place would look and smell cleaner on a non-rainy day, so I can't be that rough on…read moreFoodmet. You can find just about anything when it comes to meat and veg here. The selection is pretty intense including even tropical fruits at fairly reasonable prices. Highlights being a lot of the tastiest satsuma oranges I've had in a long time. The market has outdoor vendors and indoor vendors. They more or less sell similar fruit and veg, with some variances. Inside there are cured meats, seafood, every kind of cut of meat to innards along with another helping of the veg/fruit vendors from outside. You can also find nuts, cheeses, and olives by the barrels. The vendors for the most part are pleasant despite super busy handling customers constantly. The place is also pretty packed, and if you're taking public transportation it would be wise to carry a small rolling cart to hold all your purchases. They also sell these on-site. After shopping, we stopped off to a small cafe inside Foodmet and got a few treats before we were off again to catch the train.