Natural Corner

They have a lot of vegan stuff and excellent brands (like wilmerburger chease or mushroom flavoured seitan by Maya - a small belgian company, or the "veganaise with a star on the label" Belgians and Dutch are super found of);
it's also the only place where I know I'll find Trumpets of the death.
Finally, I know that several employees are vegan, which makes the place feel quite valuable.

Decent organic shop with a large selection in ratio to the space they have.
Quite convenient by its central location in Brussels as well as its opening hours (until 20h during the week and open on Sunday).
Prices match the brussels organic market.

This shop offers the usual organic range, including fresh vegetables, a range of bulk products, and a good selection of vegan substitutes.
It's easy to reach from the central station, and the staff is very friendly. Some of them are vegans and can offer useful advice; including one nutritionist who works there part-time since may 2016.
They usually offer a 5% discount on your total.

First i want to say that the terms like "cheaters" that i read is totaly fake. Natural corner is my paradise since 6 years.

Most of the staff are vegan and they help me to find all that i need. They have incredible product like Weathy and the perfect spacebar they was the first to have the "fauxmage" wilmersburger and many other product like the "sonnet" laundry. Thanks to the natural corner to be here in the center of Brussels near the central station they save my food life. And if you have any recommandation tey always try to help you! Go vegan and people you must motivate that kind of shop instead to give wrong criticize!

I thought this was a great place to stock up on breakfast supplies - it had lots of different kinds of muesli and granola, as well as a great selection of vegan yoghurts. There are also plenty of snack bars, biscuits and general groceries as well. A great find in the city centre.

The granola and nuts were not well marked, where they came from or what they contained ingredient wise. And the dry fruit is sugar coated. I enjoyed seeing the local produce, as their pomegranates were orange. But yes, I would describe most of the items in this store as health food, more like diarrhea induction.

The shop is not that big, but is very close to the central station and sells a bunch of different kind of things, mostly non-fresh (dried pastas, beans, nuts, ...). The staff is very helpful (even in Dutch if you're persistent) and I like it there.

It's not very cheap though.

Given lack of truly vegan-friendly eateries in the centre of Brussels, this place is a life-saver. Has everything you'd expect to find in a UK health food shop, more or less - except for the fact that so many fewer people on the continent seem to be dairy-free for ethical reasons, I didn't see any soya milk fortified in B12 or D vitamins (same problem in France).

The guy working in the shop today turned out to be vegan too, and when I asked about local tips couldn't provide anything not already on HappyCow (pat yourselves on the back, HappyCow!), beyond the omnipresent Exki, which are useful if you're desperate and don't mind eating a salad out of a plastic pot.

The shop isn't massive but makes a very good use of it's space to offer a suprisingly large variety for the space it's in. The price range is moderate, and atmosphere is relaxed. We were pleased to find some cheap whole earth drinks and clear spring oat cakes, useful for us as we're backpacking!

Great organic shop with a large variety of products. Staff is keen to help and order items they do not currently have in stock. The shop is open every day of the week until 8 pm (7 pm on Sundays), quite noteworthy in Brussels.
The bulk section is particularly useful for travelers who need to buy only small quantities.

Very good shop with some fresh produce, small freezer and refrigerated section. Packaged goods, bulk food section, snack bars, baby food. Many household products. Cosmetics. Popular place.

We stumbled upon this store while finding our way back to the hotel. It was just a short walk from the central station, which was right around where we were staying, so location couldn't be better for us. They pretty much have whatever you need to be self-sufficient in this not so vegan-friendly city. We actually got our breakfast supplies from here - fruits, soygurt, and some cereal from the bulk section, not that far from breakfast at home really!