Spend all your 'ecocheques' here! Great selection of shoes (also for orthopedic insoles!) and beautiful clothes for f and m, all nature friendly.
Nice gift shop with vintage feel (but mostly new stuff). Nice earrings. Located on the Statiestraat though, not on the Generaal Drubbelstraat!
Good not-so-traditional sushi. Delivery service used to be very slow but that has improved quite a lot recently.
I especially like the veggie portobello burger (although the grilled vegetables are slightly disappointing) and the coleslaw / jacket potato. On this street one of the rare decent&affordable places.
Great selection of young adults books & also the place to be if you want to buy Dutch children's literature translated in English.
Affordable and rather nice gift shop from Danmark (but also a temple of consumerism, because nobody really needs this stuff).
If you're in the neighbourhood, it's nice to have a look at the first private cemetary in the Netherlands. Aagje Deken and Betje Wolff were buried here. Small but nice.
Although I really liked it, 10 euro's is quite overpriced. No extra information, except a documentary of 25 min in Dutch (no English subtitles) in a hallway in front of a bench with only 4 seats.
Simple but clean and reasonably priced. Very good location. I didn't like the extensive use of artificial aroma's in the hallway and the rooms. Didn't like the type of pillows either.
I keep forgetting which Indonesian dishes I really like and which not so much - so I always end up ordering a rijsttafel. This was one of the nicest ones I ever had. Lots of food, friendly staff.
Cosy, relaxed cafe in the children's theatre building. Not too expensive and children are very welcome.
One of the must sees in Antwerp, especially for book people.
Definitely worth a visit, also with teenagers. It definitely makes your imagination work.
It took me a couple of visits to Paris before discovering this museum, but it was absolutely worth a visit.
