There are some excellent finds here but goodness gracious does it get crowded! Worth the visit…read morethough.

From the owner: Vintage, Second hand & Designers market, every first Sunday of the month at Halles Saint Géry /…read moreSint Gorikshallen from 12 to 7pm.

I am pretty much a Lidl fiend when visiting western Europe!…read more I always tend to find one if they are anywhere nearby and finding out this location was blocks from my BnB made it that much better. First off, this store is quite large, but lacks direction, which is okay for those wanderers. Another negative is their lack of beer selection, which is sad since its located in Brussels! Other than that, it is what one comes to expect when visiting Lidl, basically a bargain shoppers dream as well as an absolute treasure hunt since the inventory constantly changes. Lines were not too bad either, so ultimately a win win for me. Will continue my love and devotion to shopping at this chain when visiting Europe!

Went in to grab a few items and while we didn't find everything on the list it was still fun to…read morewander around. I think this store is like a poor man's Aldi (although I feel Aldi is already a poor man's store) so maybe Lidl is a *poorer man's* store. I guess you can get the basics here but nothing fancy.

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.

Love this store! It has food, cosmetics and toiletries,…read moreclothes, home supplies, stationary and novelties! All in one and at great prices! Not to miss for a fun, quality buy!

I'm not a fan of Hema, but I'm not a fan of shopping or any shops that don't serve alcohol. However…read moremy sister and her in doors love Hema. To me it reminds me of Woolworths and stores that try to be a bit of everything but fail miserably. Hema isn't failing however, it's popular enough that you see it poking its head up all over Europe. So for those who like department stores, it's gotta be doing something right. So as the ladies in my life love this place it gets this score. I just so dearly wish that there was a husbands chair. So I can sit and wonder why I'm having to suffer so.

Love the variety of shops but the American in me really really really despises the fact that I have…read moreto pay for parking to shop!! And it's not like the parking is cheap either!!! I am super grateful there is a Pierre Marcolini shop located here because I adore his chocolates but it does slightly hit the wallet. There's also a good cheese shop and I hit up Di for girly stuff at the same time. I haven't had much luck with the bread shop so tend to avoid it. There's also a C&A (similar to Macy's or JC Penney) which has great bargains from time to time. The one store I hate to shop at here is Proximus - don't get me wrong, am very glad it's here but the lines are so long, they either need to staff up, or expand store footage or have more seating. The people at the help desk (located in the middle of the mall) are always very friendly and there's always some sort of goodies available. Also suggest that you go thru mall magazine (also found at the help desk) because sometimes there are great coupons and deals to be found!

Mall is pretty new and very warm. There are so many stores and some of them has pretty good deals…read more Since we are in Brussels I thought so many people would know English but I was particularly wrong. Before go to shopping just study little bit of french and you will be fine. Parking is a hassle but it's not that bad Be ready to pay for the restroom. I know its weird but it's it what it is :/

There are some people that outright adore Aldi, who are more than willing to go there every week to…read moredo their weekly shop. I on the other hand dislike the chaos and generally untidiness of such shops. The lack of shelving, the idea that products are just stacked upon pallets on the floor... well it brings memories back of the vermin that made such places home, when I worked in warehouses. The saving grace of Aldi is the low prices. Now I dislike the variety. Another reason why is happily go to the large stores like Carrefour. But when the sales papers show a real bargain, the hassle of going to Aldi is finally worth it. To say 70% on a bottle of alcohol, I'd go to war. Which you very near have to do. As the staff here ave being t boot camp on how to be grumpy & unhelpful. Even by Belgium standards! Go prepared for the chaos and nastiness of the place and you might get yourself s bargain.

Typically Also but parking is dog eat dog and shopping in the store is like participating in…read moreAmerican Football with the addition of trolleys. If you are local there are more calm shops close by that don't lead to the loss of an ankle or kneecap