From the owner: un magasin qui met l'accent sur la qualité des fleurs et du service pour toutes occasions…read more,également articles de deco

We bought a mirror and paid for it to be delivered. The mirror showed up broken and when we called…read morethe store they pushed us off onto a customer service email. The customer service via email would only offer a small discount and would not answer questions about a replacement. When I called they were even more rude in person and could not speak to the replacement process at all. Overpriced, snob, and unwilling to help. Fun store to walk around but not worth purchasing from.

Way to pricy for the quality sometimes. But really fun to walk around and watch all the things…read more Lots of nice furniture in a nice environment, like a little museum of its own. Worth a quick visit.

This is a slightly more upscale souvenir shop. All the items -- from sweatshirts to bookmarks --…read moreappeared to be high quality. It was also brighter and less crowded than other nearby shops. I found the perfect gift to buy my friends from home. Unfortunately the chances of some of them reading this review are rather high (they yelp and stuff), sooo I'm going to keep the content of my purchase quiet. I will say I bought seven of the top-secret items (in different colors...but still. #squad) for 48€ total. If you're in the Grand Place area, this is certainly a worthy stop.

I was looking for babyclothes for a friend of mine who recently had a little boy and I stepped in…read morelooking for a onesie. This souvenir shop has many of the things that are similar in other souvenir shops but they were located on a corner further down from the main square so less packed. They have a solid variety of clothing and goods but I specifically was looking for the onesie and a few postcards. Purchased a onesie and 6 postcards for 17.75 Euro. The staff here were helpful but I found that the rude people were other tourists. They way they cut in line and pushed out in front of me did a Ratatouille flashback to my Chinatown adventures. No wonder Americans get a bad rap. My peeps were rude in that store. Thanks for embarrassing me and the country, idiots.