Great shop really enjoyed all their selections. The people were very helpful. I bought a few things…read moreand I love them.

I mean you can't go to Brussels without hitting the Smurf store! It's located close to the Grand…read morePalace and is easily accessible. As a teenager in the 80s I had quite the collection of Smurfs and of course I had to buy some on this journey. This is totally a touristy thing to do and I do t even care. No shame. I loved every minute of it. I have a friend who lived in Brussels and took her daughter there weekly to shop. So the locals love it too. Anyway, like any collectible store they have everything from figures and shirts to statues and more. The museum is also a must-visit for any fan. If you're in Brussels, check it out.

Cute little shop in Brussels, but the true star here is the giant Smurf statue outside!…read more It's a massive unpainted statue that sits in a small courtyard that contains the Smurf Store/Museum, other shops, and a few restaurants. Whether you go in the gift shop or museum, just at the minimum make sure to visit the giant Smurf statue and snap a pic with it!

This is a little gem in the middle of Brussels European district. The manager Nathalie goes the…read moreextra mile to please her customers. You will get lots of explanation about products and a good personal advice which is hard to find these days, a higher level of service. The prices are very reasonable and they do nice promotions regularly. If you don't have time or don't have the occasion to pass there you can order by phone or mail and they will send you the products.

A great place with a very competent staff. I recommend it to everyone,…read moreyou just want to buy ...everything! :) Gosia

I've been in this store many times, and I've also spent quite a lot of money. It has a good…read moreselection of black music (jazz, soul, funky, etc...). Although there are very ruined records sometimes sold at exorbitant prices. But I don't leave 1 star for the prices, but for how today the shop owner treated me and my girlfriend. We were there this afternoon and we heard about twenty records without finding anything we liked. The store has some turntables dedicated to listening. When leaving the store the owner did not greet us, but before going through the exit he told us in a totally unfriendly manner and, I must also say quite threatening, that besides listening it would have been nice if we had bought something. Obviously both of us were shocked by this absurd attitude. I want to reassure the store owner that there will not be another time, we will never set foot over there again, and I will advise anyone to do the same. I'm saddened to think that in an era when buying online records at affordable prices is an immediate deal there are physical stores that have not yet caught the importance of offering something more and a pleasent customer's shopping experience is the key to success of every physical store, especially talking about music or arts in general. Good luck.

3.5 stars Decor: 5…read moreBeer selection and pricing: 3 The Ultimate Hallucination (previously De Ultieme Hallucinatie) was recently re-opened by a Polish family. They carefully restored the beautiful Art Nouveau interior (which has historical protection) and returned it to use as a bar and restaurant with the addition of an art gallery in the basement area which formerly served as stables. The beer selection is unimaginative by Belgian standards, but the interior is worth the price of a draft Ramée. There is a small garden out back for nice weather, and a large assortment of pierogis to go with your beer.

Absolutely uniquely gorgeous building. Anyone should go and take a look, but if you have the…read moretiniest appreciation of architecture (or enjoy Brussels' Art Nouveau or Art Deco buildings in particular) you'll really enjoy having a beer or some food here. They could probably work a bit on the range of beers they offer and they are probably on the expensive side. The food is classic, honest, well-prepared Belgian brasserie food: we had mussels and boulets Liégeoises and they were delicious. They came with home-made fries and croquettes. The service is friendely and welcoming.

My favourite Brussels store of the moment, beautiful good quality clothing and amazingly friendly…read morestaff. The store is a wonderful addition to the H&M family, very minimalist design yet really stylish. The Cafe is wonderful and is a great place to stop for tea in the middle of a shopping spree, where again you will be welcomed by the really polite staff.

I often come here to have a coffee or lunch. They have really good coffees and their baristas know…read moretheir job. Prices are very reasonable and I like the atmosphere. In summer you can also sit outside. They have free WiFi. Their lunch options are middle eastern / Mediterranean, while their cookie and cake section is more Scandinavian. Their salads and wraps are fresh and the staff as always been extremely nice!

Great selection but the owner smokes which makes for a very unpleasant shopping experience!read more

Great record shop, very unexpected given it's proximity to a very touristy district. We dropped a…read morefew Euros on vinyl that's hard to get or out of print in the States. Selection ranges from Jazz, pop, rock, blues, etc. plan on spending a couple hours here digging for new additions for your collection. Cash only!

Dille & Kamille is super cute. They carry housewares, kitchen items, dishware, glassware, canning,…read moreseasonal items, linens, gardening, toys, and some food. Not necessarily the best quality but functional, reasonably priced, and/or cute. They have stores in both The Netherlands and Belgium. Friendly service! www.dille-kamille.nl