Gate-side in Terminal T, Candy Shop opens from 06:00 daily.
This small snoep spot in BRU’s T terminal works when you need last‑minute gifts or something to keep kids happy on a long-haul. Shelves lean heavily toward classic Belgian sweets: chocolate bars, praline boxes, and novelty tins with Brussels landmarks printed on them. You’ll also see standard travel sugar hits like gummy mixes, lollipops, and mints, mostly in airport-style packaging you can throw straight into a carry-on.
Prices sit in typical airport territory: expect single chocolate bars around a few euros and larger mixed boxes that quickly climb past €10–€15. It’s all post-security in T, so you can swing by after passport control without watching the clock too hard. Card payments are the norm; smaller cash notes are fine, but don’t count on breaking big bills on a €2 candy bag.
Selection skews toward grab-and-go formats sized for flights: resealable pouches, slim boxes that slide into a laptop compartment, and mini bars you can hand out to a crew of 3–4. You won’t find fresh pastries or ice cream here, just packaged snoep and some impulse snacks near the till. Stock turns over quickly during morning and evening banks of departures, so popular chocolate brands can run low after 19:00.
Tip: if you want recognizable Belgian chocolate as a gift, pick it up here in T before walking toward the deeper gates, as options thin out past the main central area.