Yay, cheap, fashionable, and comfortable clothes plus lots of nice accessories; good for kids and…read moreadults. Lots of checkout clerks; very efficient spot.

My goodness. This…read moreshop is located on a major street that stretches forever and is lined with numerous shops and small eateries. I was looking for a big sweater since I did not come adequately prepared for the sudden cold (low 30's in the evenings). Primark is like your local Ross store but a step lower since about 80% of the clothing/accessories/shoes are not brand names, but I was surprised at how inexpensive yet trendy some of the items were. For example, they had a sale on men's jeans for 7 Euro. I purchased a scarf that was inexpensive but good luck if you need to try on anything. This store was packed to the brim. Inexpensive, good variety of items, and filled with a majority of locals from the other side of Brussels, if you understand the meaning.

I usually never write reviews, but as to what happened to methis week in this store, I have no…read morechoice but to write this. I've shopped a lot in Hunting and Collecting before. They aren't the most friendly staff, but they always had good pieces from my favorite brands and especially Yeezys which you can only buy here around Brussels. So two days ago I went in to help find my sister-in-law a sweater for my brother as Christmas gift. I was looking around and found two pieces that he would really love so I took pictures to send to her for approval. Well while I was taking them, the sales associate (the girl with dark hair) kept looking at me with this attitude and 'what are you doing' face. I was like ok, nevermind I'll probably buy them so I didn't see the problem. While they at least should recognize me because I go in quite often and mostly also BUY! Then I looked at her and she stared at me doing this weird eye-contest of who has the best 'bitch look'. I asked her 'does it disturb you if I take a picture for my brother, he'd like it!' And she answered: 'well, you better ask first' with a horrible attitude. Is she delusional thinking that I would still buy something there after being threated like this? I immediately left. They just lost a loyal customer and I'll spread the word about how bad my last experience was. What you should realize: if you want your physical retail store to survive e-commerce, then make it a fun and positive experience for your customers so that they'd love to come back over online shopping. Well, I ordered the sweaters online and they are under the Christmas tree now! I got what I needed, but they lost a sale of €500. Too bad

Very curated and artsy fartsy store. Selection is good but odd - a mix between designer brands and…read moretopshop items. There are things for both men, women and kids. It's kind of in the range between high street and boutique, and the prices are 100+ euros. Basically, don't go in here unless you got money to burn. Staff is friendly and helpful (as they should be when you drop 300 euro for a pair of sneakers :-))

On a human level, this company is a disaster. Their customer service is downright arrogant--they're…read moreunreachable, stop replying, and seem to rely on bots rather than actual people. The French brand may appear polished on the outside, but it lacks genuine quality. Their sizing is blatantly discriminatory--a complete no-go for more slender individuals who aren't tall. After making an extremely expensive purchase for an important event, I can confidently say that they genuinely do not care about their customers--and care even less about their employees. I was confirmed in several shops that many customers had the same problems. So be careful! it's a mass-produced clothing line sold at three times the price, with customer service reminiscent of Ryanair. They don't even do the effort to listen to your remarks about some serious problems about the quality of their clothes. Their supposed commitment to reducing their ecological footprint is mostly greenwashing and when it comes to workers' rights, Ba&sh is a disaster. And for those who are hoping to support brands that have stopped exploiting animals: Ba&sh is far from where they claim to be!! No third party articles available, all their 'proofs' come from their own publications. The brand appears to use leather, wool, and exotic animal hair, yet offers no concrete proof that these materials are sourced ethically.

Very good quality of clothing and excellent service in the shop. Only one remark. If one spends…read moremore than 2000 Eur in one go and a small item of one of the bought items needs a "retouche" and the company charges the client 5 Eur for that, I wonder if the concept of "customer binding" or "after sale service" still need to make and entry in the company culture....

From the owner: Rue Blanche was founded in 1987. Our Belgian label addresses fashion with verve and generosity by…read morecreating garments and accessories with its own timeless style.

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.

This uber famous "mall" is all the rage in the area. To walk it, one marvels at the long lasting…read morearchitecture and the innovation of concept at its time. The stores are definitely more high end, but this is a place to definitely seen and be seen. The holiday decor also elevated the experience and truly made the interior and atmosphere pop. Pro-tip: Go open opening hours to get to walk without the crowds and stay to people watch.