My favourite Brussels store of the moment, beautiful good quality clothing and amazingly friendly…read morestaff. The store is a wonderful addition to the H&M family, very minimalist design yet really stylish. The Cafe is wonderful and is a great place to stop for tea in the middle of a shopping spree, where again you will be welcomed by the really polite staff.

I often come here to have a coffee or lunch. They have really good coffees and their baristas know…read moretheir job. Prices are very reasonable and I like the atmosphere. In summer you can also sit outside. They have free WiFi. Their lunch options are middle eastern / Mediterranean, while their cookie and cake section is more Scandinavian. Their salads and wraps are fresh and the staff as always been extremely nice!

A suivre means to be continued in English. This is a tiny little boutique in Brussels. The styles…read moreare edgy and the shop has a fun vibe. The shop has accessories, clothing, and shoes. Not all brands that they carry are located in this smaller store. www.asuivre.be

The collection of shoes here are really nice. Mlinelli Mania is a French brand that has a…read morecollection of fabulous shoes in Antwerp. Definitely worth stopping into check out their fabulous handbags and shoes. Plus on this street you will run across several other fantastic shops to shop until you drop.

Great place to shop for random items, clothes, hair accessories, make up, mens and children's…read moreclothing, kitchen items, household items and inexpensive gift ideas. A chain of stores in different locations throughout Belgium. Nothing of great quality are very expensive. But quick and easy shopping if you are in a hurry. The location in Kent was much bigger which was to be expected. Both locations always had customers shopping. Nice selection.

Awesome store with great prices. Make sure to visit on your next trip. You will not regret.read more

Ok, so I was trying to steer away from purchasing any clothing abroad because I only took one…read morecarry-on PLUS I don't need more junk to clutter up my space. Boy was I wrong. I never felt the need to purchase any clothing in Paris (feigning shock), but Brussels offered too many options and the style here was trendy and modern. Walking around the shopping district close to the Grand Place was my undoing. So on my second to last day in Brussels, I basically chose to walk into every single shop on the street. This establishment is as if Ross married H&M and they had a baby. The store is packed with inexpensive clothing (deals, mind you) but the clutter and lack of signs is where they make up for the good deals. I went here for a cheap scarf and while their leggings were cheap, I was unable to find any in my size given that Americans are obese and the metric system here offers no mental relief. They basically cover everything from shoes to lingerie to clothing. The lines here were long, but moved in an efficient manner. Perhaps the DMV should sent some trainers here in order to get ideas on supply chain methods and efficiency improvements.

Great store. Great location. Great designer. The manager is…read moredelightful and provides excellent customer service. Looking forward to visiting the store whenever I am in Antwerpen.

An absolute must on any visit to Brussels. My son recently teased me about an Easter basket and I…read moreneeded to remind him, I literally flew to Belgium to secure Easter chocolates from at least 7 different Belgium chocolatiers to prep his Easter gifts this year. If that doesn't keep me out of a nursing home, I don't know what will! Bestie and I finished our morning waffles and the chocolate shopping began. We went in every single shop and others around town. Thank goodness for cool temps because we had so many treats! This is a beautiful area to spend some time. We left with an extremely robust selection. A couple of my Easter bunny's from Mary's broke in transit back to the states but most everything else remained in tack. I loved admiring all of the store fronts decorated for Easter.

It's so gorgeous inside that it's definitely worth a stop! It's even more beautiful than the…read morepictures. It's pretty large and there's three shopping arcades with a good variety of shops. I didn't end up buying anything since I was leaving Brussels that day and didn't want to lug more around but still enjoyed looking around and walking through it.

This area of Brussels is a good one to stay in, so look for hotels here. There is virtually…read moreeverything one needs as far as shopping and it is in a more traditional part of the city, which at times can be entirely too modern and governmental in its architecture. Basically, this is a place to stroll through - a lot - and to watch people. one never knows when there'll be a mime performing, a musician of some exotic sort, or something else. At the same time, it is not particularly noisy - just busy, lively, and fun. There is a small square with stands selling items of different prices and quality - something for all budgets and tastes. So whether you crave day or night life, the Rue Marché aux Herbes or Grasmarkt is a good option.