If you've got a return flight to a destination within the Schengen Area, you can use the free Shop & Collect service. Just leave your purchases at the shop counter and collect them in the Baggage Reclaim hall when you return. Full details are on the airport website.
BRU
Brussels Airport Terminal
Terminal tips
A porter service is available at Brussels Airport. You'll need to book 48 hours in advance (an email and phone number can be found on the airport website) and payment is taken in cash only.
To reach Gates A20 to A39, go down the escalators or lifts near Gate A40. To reach Gates B80 to B98, go down one level opposite Gate B27.
Restaurants
On Pier A of Departures you'll find around a dozen cafés, bars and restaurants, with choices including classic Belgian dishes, vitamin smoothies, burgers and seafood. Pier B has just half a dozen cafés and snack stops, as well as a bar-bistro. Child-friendly menus are on offer at the self-service restaurant Belgorama, Italian restaurant AMO and Belgian restaurant Panos in Pier A, as well as Italian restaurant Sapore, and Panos in the Departures hall. There are a couple of food concessions by the check-in desks and a Belgian bar & brasserie in the main Departures hall.
Shopping
There are over 20 stores on Pier A and around a dozen on Pier B, all with a focus on luxury shopping including watches, gourmet food and electronics. Pier B has little in the way of fashion retail, with just one Huge Boss outlet, whereas Pier A has 7 dedicated designer brand and sportswear stores. Gift Box sells toys and books on both piers if you need something to entertain the kids. The airport's a little pricey but if you haven't had time to shop in the city, this is your last opportunity to pick up real Belgian chocolate and Antwerp-cut diamonds.
Facilities
- ATMs
- Baby care facilities
- Baggage storage (after Security)
- Children's play area
- Currency exchange
- DHL delivery desk
- Pharmacy
- Photo booth
- Prayer rooms
- Smoking rooms (Pier B near Gate 17 all day; Pier A near Gate 63 - after 2pm only)
Accessibility
- Disabled parking
- Help points
- Free assistance for travelers with reduced mobility
- Wheelchairs available on request
Restaurants
There are a couple of options for refreshments in the Arrivals hall, including a sit-down coffee bar serving sandwiches and bakery goods, and a burger joint. You can get your first taste of Belgian waffles at the Hi! Brussels bar, 24 hours a day.
Shopping
The supermarket on the Arrivals floor is a handy place to pick up groceries and household essentials. There's a convenience store, as well as a place to buy local SIM cards and other mobile accessories.
Facilities
- ATMs
- Baby care facilities
- Currency exchange
- Information points
- Photo booth
- Post office (in the supermarket)
Accessibility
- Disabled parking
- Help points
- Free assistance for travelers with reduced mobility
- Wheelchairs available on request
Lounges
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