Brussels Hermes?

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#16
^^LOL, my fav subject!!! You are absolutely spoilt for choice when it comes to chocs, but my absolute favourites are Neuhaus. You'll find an array of shops around de Grote markt (the Grand Place) and Dandoy do a lovely choice of biscuits!! :yes:
 
#20
I bought both my birkin and kelly off the shelf from this store. When I bought my birkin (3 years ago) they had 2 crocs also....I think they have an amazing inventory but they don't always tell you if you don't ask. Don't forget to get the tax refund!
 
#21
birbruxelles said:
I bought both my birkin and kelly off the shelf from this store. When I bought my birkin (3 years ago) they had 2 crocs also....I think they have an amazing inventory but they don't always tell you if you don't ask. Don't forget to get the tax refund!
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Ooh--this is excellent news!! Thank you for the information!!!!! :tup:
 
#23
Cinderlala said:
Does anyone have information about the H in Brussels?

Any specific SA to request? Are they generally helpful? Is the inventory generally good? Any unusual items?

I will be there in a couple of months & can't wait!! I'll be staying near the store, so I should be able to pop in often!

Any info would be greatly appreciated--TIA!!!
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Yes, they are very helpful. It really doesn't matter who you talk to and the inventory is generally good in Brussel.

The store in Antwerpen is smaller but also very nice. Both are well worth visiting.

Hope you have a fun time
 
#25
And if you are properly hungry I can recommend the smoked salmon platter at the Chaloupe d'Or on the Grand Place ( steps away from a host of choc shops). But it's Brusselles - you won't starve! And the Belgian beer - hmmmmm, can't get enough Kriek. Drop into the Delvaux shop in the arcades to compare and contrast with Hermes.
 
#26
Les Tambours said:
And if you are properly hungry I can recommend the smoked salmon platter at the Chaloupe d'Or on the Grand Place ( steps away from a host of choc shops). But it's Brusselles - you won't starve! And the Belgian beer - hmmmmm, can't get enough Kriek. Drop into the Delvaux shop in the arcades to compare and contrast with Hermes.
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Oooh, thanks Les Tambours!! Restaurant suggestions are greatly appreciated! :tup:
 
#27
Hardly any need for restaurant suggestions - I've never eaten poorly in Brusselles even when I went as a poor student. Some of the restaurants are definately on the pricey side but the town is full of Eurocrats spending tax payers money so it's to be expected. The interesting parts of the city tend to be quite a hike from Avenue Louise. I like the bar in the Hotel Amigos just behind the medieval Town Hall - but just wandering around on foot admiring the architecture is very rewarding and appetite building :-)
 
#28
Les Tambours said:
Hardly any need for restaurant suggestions - I've never eaten poorly in Brusselles even when I went as a poor student. Some of the restaurants are definately on the pricey side but the town is full of Eurocrats spending tax payers money so it's to be expected. The interesting parts of the city tend to be quite a hike from Avenue Louise. I like the bar in the Hotel Amigos just behind the medieval Town Hall - but just wandering around on foot admiring the architecture is very rewarding and appetite building :-)
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Thanks Les Tambours!! Unfortunately, we are staying on Avenue Louise--so we will be far from the interesting parts of the city you mentioned. But it should be fun to just wander around!
 
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