Maybe I'm spoilt, maybe it's because I'm American/British... but I was kind of disappointed with…read moreRob. Yes it has niche items that you can't find elsewhere. Yorkshire tea saved it from getting two stars. But is it 'The Destination' for your culinary needs? I bloody hope not. It was much the same size as our local Carrefour, with not much of a better selection. Yes the stuff maybe of a more 'gourmet' level. Yet it's much the same stuff. The wine... huge disappointment. There really is a better selection at any grocery store. Yes they had a few bottles of great wines, but with the boasting on their website. One would expect aisle upon aisle of choice. Not half an aisle. I'd go back for the niche item. Regular grocery shopping? Not on your nelly!

Wow! Truly a gourmet produce shopping experience that you get to experience here. And yes, it is…read moreabsolutely a hit to the wallet too, so be prepared. If you are from the US, think Whole Foods, but way more upmarket - almost maybe a better comparison would be Dean & DeLuca, cause similar to them, a lot of the food and drink here is curated as well. Case in point, the guys at the grocery store knew so much about produce I had never even seen before - a yellow dragonfruit! Crickets - chocolate covered and plain and in a dip! Chinese rhubarb! Citron Caviar!! BTW, that last one was a product of USA and I didn't even know that the US was a producer of this food item, let alone what the thing was! I was really super lucky that another Yelper, Hubert E. was accompanying us on our voyage of discovery around Rob's as he knew where the best stuff was kept, and since he is a local, was really helpful in explaining some food items that mum and I could not figure out what they were. Best of all, we ended up going on a day that a whole number of producers were showcasing their goods and so I tasted beautiful salmon (I don't know how I can ever buy Salmon from anywhere else again) to 4 different kinds of bee pollen, exquisite black truffle biscuits and amazing wine from the south of France. Yeah, totally can't wait to go back - next on my list, beside shopping of course, is to go eat at their restaurant upstairs!

We are so lucky to have this place in our neighbourhood. The service is always friendly and the…read morefood is amazing. Every prepared dish we've ever had from here is very well done. It is all fresh and homemade. The prices are very fair and the daily specials are excellent. A real neighbourhood gem!

A vegetarian reviewing a butchers? Surely not? The worlds gone mad!…read moreHowever her in doors eats meat. And in the one who usually cooks the meat. Happy wife, happy life and all that. I'm assured that the meat here is first class. The lamb for one doesn't have the handy smell that you'd get elsewhere. I'm told that this is due to the age of the lamb. The younger it is the less smell there is. I don't know how to feel about that as a vegetarian... The meat lasts and is not sold close to expiring. Which is a common occurrence at Carrefour. You buy chicken with five days best before, you open it & the stench of rotting meat knocks you out. Top quality meat at a fair price here. That's why everyone had given them five starts and I'm going to continue the trend. A distance to walk, but it's worth it.

This is the best butcher shop in Brussels. They sell high quality meat, which can be difficult to…read morefind here, at reasonable prices. Their service is friendly and helpful in French or English. I can see why they have loyal regular customers! I'll definitely get my meat there from now on.

Game and poultry specialist. Always friendly, always great quality…read more Turkeys to order for Christmas or Thanksgiving Roast chickens on a spit for Sunday Lunch.