Great food and great service at a decent price for what you get. My girlfriend eats lactose and…read moregluten free and got accommodated very well. Waiters were super friendly. The setting in the park is awesome and the place nicely decorated. A must in Antwerp!

Big fan of this place. Small and quaint but delicious espresso. I was staying nearby and tried to…read morepop in there daily. Iced espresso with oatmilk was my go to. Also they make fresh treats and sweets. Lovely atmosphere too. Only small complaint is that on one day I came by before they were closing at 4pm and since everything was cleaned up I couldn't get an espresso.

Very nice and high quality place. I didn't like that the kitchen is closed during weekends. The…read morefood looks amazing and so is the coffee.

From the owner: Dépaysant La Laponie et la Scandinavie ne sont pas si loin de Lille ; pas besoin de prendre de…read moremoufles pour aller déguster saumon et autres savoureux poissons des mers du Nord. Les assiettes nordiques sont les spécialités de ce traiteur qui propose aussi des buffets à domicile.

This spot was picked by my Dutchman. Everything about Scandinavian is listed here. Dutchman…read morebought a few cool items in this shop. I saw a pair of cool shoes that I could possibly rock. This shop is all about design and style from beautiful Scandinavia. Character is all about simplicity and functionality for the progressive and practical mind people.

My friend Maxime Heirbaut (and boyfriend of Strutter View's Britt Valkenborghs) opened the HAY…read moreFlagship Store in Antwerp last week. I'm an interior design addict, especially if it's Scandinavian, so I had to go. HAY is all about cozy minimalism: pure lines with natural materials and playful colours. The mix of furniture pieces and a wide range of accessories makes it accessible for everyone's wallet. The location of the HAY store is remarkable too. You have to go through an ally to get to the shop, so there's no display window. A bold choice for a shop, but HAY already has quite a firm fan base, so I guess it won't be a problem in the end. The building was an old orphanage, which iron cribs gave the name to the entire street, IJzerwaag (coming from 'ijzer' and 'wieg', which means 'iron crib' in Dutch). Now the building is light with lots of windows. I especially recommend HAY for its office accessories. Colourful maps and storage items, pretty block notes, rulers and so on... The brand has turned the dull into the delightful.

It looks like i may have to recant on my last review from October. I have a lot to say about this…read morecompany. However, I will first see how things play out with this furniture store before I go into detail about my experience. I wrote my last review about this furniture store around October, it's now April and yes we still have no couch. Well guess what... I am still waiting on a date and the correct couch that we paid for to be delivered to our place.