Sue is always friendly and professional and a pleasure to see and speak with during our short…read moreinteractions. I definitely recommend her business and her drop off and pickup services

Cute little shop with a nice selection of toys and trinkets available for sale. We popped in to…read moregrab a gift for the Nugget. I scored the cutest little wooden mouse on a spring and a hand knitted bear in a lovely rose color. The shopkeeper was friendly and helpful and the prices were reasonable (especially for a tourist area). There were some lovely marionette style puppets that piqued my interest. Maybe next time.

This was my greatest discovery in Ghent: a gallery in a medieval house (with modern extension) that…read moreshows such beautiful ceramics that I couldn't resist buying one - I'm still not sure if I shouldn't have bought 2 or 3. Very, very beautiful pieces - not only from the host. And the 15th century furniture adds to the charm.

Such a unique concept, not a real vintage store but they sell clothes meant to look vintage (1950s).read more

This was totally my jam. Having checked out a few vintage-inspired shops in Netherlands and…read moreBelgium, and having been underwhelmed by those, I loved this one. It was my favorite by far. The shop girl was a doll, and this place had items from Collectif and Irregular Choice. They had a nicely curated selection of wiggle dresses, fuller dresses, crinolines, and some extremely cute novelty prints on knit and cotton dresses. A few pairs of vintage looking shoes, and a couple Irregular Choice more whimsical, undefinable shoes, and quite a number of wallets, a small selection of jewelry. I love how they curated the clothes by color. Also, in favor of this store, the fact that they had a variety of sizes that included up to 2XL, from what I saw, whereas lots of other shops of this genre, which appeared to only carry tiny sizes. Loved this one.

This was the only book shop that sells magazines, newspapers and books of what I came across. Looks…read morefantastic. They sell cool bags for women with different sayings on the side. Good for carrying gifts you buy.

Cook and Dine is a kitchenwares shop that carries a small amount of Le Creuset as well as pots,…read morepans, glasses and other kitchen accessories. I loved how open their selection was - they had cute picnic baskets, ice cream scoops, etc as well as Le Creuset spoon rests, although their Le Creuset colors leaned towards the more popular Flame. The service was a bit hands off but the store was fantastic so I would absolutely drop in again, especially if you are a Le Creuset collector.

We went for a replacement charger. While there were not a huge number of staff people, we had…read moresomeone help us within a few minutes. The person was very knowledgeable and helpful. We got what we needed at a great price. So it looks like they have improved from the last review they received. Great selection and great prices.

Name brands at low prices,good variety but customer service is non existent,you can spend hours in…read morethis place and not one staff member will ask if you need any help and seem to purposely walk away from you if you look as though you are approaching them.when you do finally find someone to ask advice they look at you as though you should be kissing their feet for helping you,this really lets the shop down.

If you're looking for some cool rockin' clothes to pick up, this small shop has an excellent…read moreselection! They carry much more than just clothes, but the art and rockabilly design in this shop reminds me so much of Austin in Bruges! Highly recommend checking it out if you're out shopping.