- Beer-delicious and each type is served in its own special glass
- Frites-yummy, especially with mayo
- Cheese-there are some so stinky the smell lingers for awhile and you must wash your hands immediately after handling
- Bread-even the grocery stores have several choices of fresh bread that you can put in a slicer if you wish
- Dairy Products-creamy and delicious
- Chocolate-we eat for dessert daily
- Waffles-sold everywhere from shops to street carts (even outside of stores like Ikea)-several topping options, but we like the plain ones that have sugar baked into them
- Wine-you can get a very good bottle of wine for what amounts to less than $10
- Warm mulled wine during the holiday season
- Very fashion conscious people
- Nudity-not a huge issue-sometimes can be seen on daytime TV and in advertisements
- Alcohol served at an ice-cream/snack stand in the park and other places you would never find it sold in the U.S.
- Neighborhood markets-several neighborhoods have there own on different days of the week-there’s one down the street from us every Saturday and Sunday
- Marché De Noel or Christmas markets-throughout he Benelux region
- Fresh flowers-very popular and each neighborhood has several flower shops-they are also sold at the markets
- Generally nice people who are willing to help even if your French sucks!
- A lot of walking
- Respect for the elderly and for family in general
- A very diverse population
- Outdoor cafes
Monday, December 04, 2006
Things to Love About Brussels
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