I love convenient stores when I visit other countries and Carrefour is one of my favorites!! The…read moreline always move quickly, and I don't expect the friendliest services at a convenient store, so slight rudeness is expected. If you are grabbing quick bites, I recommend non-Carrefour brand prepped cold sandwiches if are not looking for just the cheapest thing there. Their hot food, I would pass.

Brussels is an expensive city for the budget traveler. Besides getting fries and waffle,…read moreeverything else would cost a pretty penny. Don't despair, Carrefour is in town. This is a great market to pick up your water, beer, sauces, chocolate. I was staying nearby at the Dominican and picked up water, chips and several different of Belgian beer for my room. Chimay. Duvel, Westmalle, Rochefort Brewery etc. This is a two story market with narrow aisles. Get lost in the aisles and discover some great Belgium finds.

Fantastic grocery store in Brussels. I love the ready made food selections, organic yogurts, baked…read moregoods and fresh fruits. They have great deals on items that a jet setter on a budget needs. It's now going to be my favorite place to go when I go to Belgium. The cheap prices really helped out to even my travel expenditures. Be sure to bring your own baggie! They charge .5 cents for a plastic grocery bag. Cheers!

TOURIST BEER LOVERS: Go there! They have a large selection of Belgian beers that would cost you…read moretwice as much in a beer shop :) E.g. beers from the Bruxels Beer Project, Delirium and St Bernardus 8 are all between €1.50 and €1.75€ per bottle, vs. a good €3-€3.50 at Beer Planet or De Bier Tempel!! Queue might seem long, but goes pretty fast - don't get dispirited :)

Nice little market with some quick essentials. Went to get wine and energy drinks small inside,…read morefriendly staff

My "local" grocery store while staying around the corner of Place Jourdain. It's pretty standard,…read moremuch bigger than it looks from the outside, standard pricing. Lots of organic, gluten and grain free options, but at a fraction of the price of the organic/bio street across the way. Do I love it here? No. It's crowded, always busy, lineups (although they do open more tills regularly). Let much every time I've been in here though, the lineups expend down the aisles and you can't get from point A to B. Claustrophobic? Don't come here. The staff rarely say two words to me, even when one of my cards didn't work. I replied in French, but, they pretended not to understand me. I'm aware she understood, she just didn't like that I was holding up the line. That's cool. Just know you don't need to speak French here, even though few of the staff seem to speak English. Do I love it here? No. It's pretty chaotic, empty shelves often, things will be in two, sometimes three different places (like pickles). But they've got great hours, they're relatively inexpensive for Brussels, and they carry more than enough to get a meal going. Plus, they're clean... Unlike one of the big box grocery stores nearby that I walked into and promptly walked out of.

This is the place we all got groceries in Brussels. The selection of fresh food is amazing. The…read morefood was really cheap too:) If you are shopping in Brussels on holiday, then shop here and safe money:)

Convenient little grocery store opened until late, unlike most places in the area. Also cheapest…read moreprice for big bottled water. Guys working there are very friendly and speak English. They were intrigued about NYC so it was delightful to engage in a conversation about USA, world politics, media, etc.

I really love the wine selection of this supermarket and the meat and fish offer…read more Sometimes if you arrive late in the evening you have some trouble to find some drinks (once i.e. there was no sparkling water anymore). The price are just fine (in line with the other supermarket). Nice idea to use the scan to make faster the check out process