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12 years ago
Service is slow. Baguette is dry. Environment is good. Food is just average. Price is a little bit high. Onion soup tastes good.
Rue de l'Ecuyer 27
Schildknaapsstraat 27
1000 Brussels
Belgium
Centre-Ville, Bruxelles
02 218 09 19
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Simon was our attendant and he found me my black-gold classic flap that I haven't been able to find…read moresince pre-COVID. He thought they were sold out and alas, it was meant to be! Very excited I found this little beauty!
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It's great to stock up on chocolate, waffles and sirop de Liege when you go to Brussels, but a…read morelesser-know specialty I've discovered is hats! In the center of town near the Galeries de la Reine are several old world hat and umbrella shops that are a throwback to yesteryear. I'm talking the kind of stores with only a few models in the window but lots of stock hidden in the back that you need to have the vendor go and fetch for you depending on your size and preferences. I decided this year that I was NOT going to be cold this winter. After finding a great down jacket that is cosy glamor, my target was my head and my goal was to get it covered stylishly and well before the temperature dropped. I spotted an adorable knitted wool hat in the window and stepped inside Monsel for more investigating. Turns out that there were several other models in the same style, each hand-knitted in Nepal using thick, lush wool and available in lots of wearable colors. I settled on a dark grey cap with a faint air of Amelia Earhart that has a removable next strap. For 50E, it certainly wasn't cheap, but more than worth the price for its cute/quality ratio and the fact that I'd never seen or heard of the brand before.
Sometimes you just need a hat! One of my colleagues took me here to look around and after thinking…read moreon it for several days, I decided to get a hat. They have several different styles for women and men and for those "rare" rainy days in Brussels - they have umbrellas too!
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.
Les caisses.
Over a year late in posting this, but I had THE most wonderful time shopping here. Great quality…read morehats and worth the cost!!!
From the owner: L'Usine des Chapeaux est une entreprise fabricant des casquettes et chapeaux, né de la passion de…read moreses fondateurs et propriétaires. Cet amour pour les chapeaux conduit à la fondation de la marque, en 2008, marquée par la signature de conception de Barbalet, Luis Barbosa et Gi. Au cours des années suivantes avec l'engagement de tous les employés, la société a augmenté à peu près au même objectif initial: conception et la fabrication des chapeaux qui sont à l'aise, unique, de qualité, et pour tous les goûts, les styles et les occasions - "Personne ne sera laissé sur notre collection. Le défi est à chaque client de choisir un seul". Maintenant, avec un tout nouveau magasin à Bruxelles, tous nos amis et clients Belgique peuvent venir essayer nos chapeaux uniques.
wow! this look just like the cave of ali baba. and it is! go there to find some small jewels, each…read moreear ring is nicer than the other, scarfs, necklaces, headbands, I don't remember what I wanted when I get in there! moreover, if you work in the neighbourhood and you have an "accident", you can go there to find good thights (and beautiful). they also sell STAMPS watchs, and they have a nice assortment. AND to not spoil things, the lady of the place is a wonderful help when you hesitate and need a piece of advice. prices are good, choice is huge...
The best little jewelry and gift boutique in Brussels! Sylvie is adorable, full of good advice and…read moreher objects are unique, many fair trade or from small producers/artists and whatever your budget, you'll always find the perfect item for yourself or as a gift. From jewelry to watches to small home deco, bags, accessories and more. I've bought many things there and she'll also do layaway if you want! I love the place. It's small, but full of great finds. One of my favorite boutiques. And even if you don't buy, there's always a good conversation going on! Enjoy.
Great shoemaker! The repair of shoes is so nicely made, the price was very fair. Plus they even…read morehave so many products and accessories
From the owner: Nous offrons une multitude de produits et services en cordonnerie, serrurerie, maroquinerie,…read moreimprimerie et horlogerie. Découvrez toutes nos activités en visitant notre site internet sur www.gevcen.be
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If you are not familiar with COS, it's a subsidiary of H&M. However, COS has quality apparel, with…read moremodern, clean lines and are well tailored. Unfortunately, they just have shops in Europe. Boo! Anyways, this is my favorite COS because the selection is good and the customer service is excellent. The staff are friendly and attentive to your needs.
COS, A store that I usually love(and still do). However, I visited your this avenue Louise Store…read moretoday, The selection of clothes is fantastic, massive store, but one thing... the cashier was rude, Letting another woman pass in front of me for literally no reason because she was queuing at the next till. When It got to my turn, He was snotty and tried to overcharge me... Then he was about to hand me my trousers like that if I hadn't asked for a bag. Maybe it's me being oversensitive but I don't think it's acceptable customer service considering I was polite and in a good mood...
Beautiful bags with a very large price tag! Maison Delvaux claims to be the oldest leather luxury…read moregoods company in the world which was established in 1829 in Brussels, Belgium. I love the colors and classic styling. They actually had some fun bags with mussels, pomme frites, and waffles which I had never seen before. The store front is gorgeous. The brand isn't as mainstream as some French and Italian designers which is nice but I don't feel the company to be as approachable. www.delvaux.com
Our first Delvaux storefront to enter and it was beautiful. We came to see the Tempete bag in…read moreperson and hear a bit about the history of the bags since they are made in Belgium. The sales clerk was lovely and offered to show us a limited edition version of the Tempete that was out for Christmas. Brussels was the only place they sold that particular bag so if your keen for something special maybe ask about that. Alot of the solid colours were sold out for Christmas but lots of exotics were there. This storefront is the best in Brussels. The other one is less helpful.
Not too pricey for really cute clothes, shoes, and accessories. I bought a pair of sandals here…read morethat started to come apart after wearing them only twice. The employee at the store was extremely helpful and friendly exchanging these for me without any pain. She even spent awhile looking in the back for my correct size. I was nervous beforehand because Belgian customer service is not something I expect anymore. But, this experience made me appreciate the store so much! Entertaining myself by browsing their fashionable summer clothes was a plus :). They're also open until 7 pm Monday-Saturday which is nice!
It's huge and has a nice sale section. It can be crowded and somewhat chaotic. Not recommended if…read moreyou simply want to browse. It can be too stressful as other people get in your way. However, do visit if you have a good idea of what you wish to purchase. I wanted to shop here but ended up not purchasing anything, so no comment on its customer service here.
Worst H&M experience ever!!! First time in ANY store…read moreanywhere in the world where I've been told to go get another piece of the sweater I wanted myself cause the person at the register couldn't bother to call a colleague to go and do that. When I asked for he manager I got a "she's at lunch", when I asked for the complaints book the manager came after all... H&Me clothes are in wide variety, staff is the worst I ever saw
Anything Swedish, sign me up…read more So saying, I was still on my daylong task of finding a scarf that I really liked. And since I was on the street known for their shopping, I stepped into my first H&M abroad. Layout is the same even in the US but I did see items here that they do not carry in San Francisco. Great variety of coordinates, coats, accessories, and finally, a scarf!!
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....