A teeny tiny little shop that you'd miss if you didn't know it existed. However inside is a…read moretreasure trove of postcards for those of you that collect them. I don't but I know someone who does & they frog marched me across Brussels so they could shop here. They were thrilled with the selections, the price and how 'cute' the place is. I however just wanted a beer.

In terms of selection probably the largest and best bookshop in Brussels. Unfortunately, 99% of the…read morebooks on offer are in French. Both contemporary and classical fiction and non-fiction are on offer, and there is little that you won't be able to find on the stacked shelves.

Lots of locals in here so it must be good! The place is good for vintage womenswear. Lots of suits…read moreand dresses but they also have hats, bags and shoes. There was a woman in there picking out a dress for a wedding! They have a formal section in the back. Very simple shop with lots of different styles from the past. Prices are reasonable compared to other shops around it.

Great bookstore for those who want to read in English. The place was recently renovated, so it's…read moregot a great feel to it, with lots of light (perfect to read even the smallest fonts while browsing the shelves). The store's pretty big considering it caters to the English-speaking population, with two floors, and plenty of variety in terms of books. The staff is extremely helpful and will help you find any book you want and even recommend you new ones (to that effect they also have a blog which they regularly update with events, such as book signings, and the latest book recommendations they have: http://waterstonesbru.blogspot.com/). They also have a great rewards card system, which I recommend to anyone who's planning on being a regular customer there. In addition, they have a fun selection of additional tchotchkes towards the entrance/exit, such as notebooks, pens, boardgames, etc, which reminds me of the Barnes and Noble bookstores you find in the US. So if you want to read books in English, don't hesitate to check the place out!

If you're British and home sick, it's the best place in Brussels to feel like home. They welcome…read moreyou with a British accent and sell a few British specialities (e.g. they have Marmite). You'll find a big range of books from novels to history books and travel guides. The place is nice and I love those big stairs in the back, so charming. A bit expensive because they have to import all those books but so nice to find them in a place like this!