Philip's Biscuits — Local services in Antwerp

Unsanitary: the guy didn't use gloves and handled the food and operated the cash register with his bare hands. Not sure if that's normal in Belgium but in North America that's a food safety violation. There was also a curly hair on my ice cream which is absolutely wild. So gross but I was already committed, it was quick and only 2€, so I wiped off the area and ate it anyway.

The guy seemed useless when it came to asking about ingredients for allergens. He wasn't helpful, just said he didn't know. Then i asked if he could check. The girl working shared a card with common allergens. She was much more helpful.

The shop smells nice but that guy seems like he wasn't trained and it's his first day working in food service.

This shop has the potential to be much better but I'm so grossed out by the curly black hair on my ice cream, the handling of my food without gloves, and annoyed that the guy working didn't care about food allergies.

They were sampling some almond cookies which were delicious but 27€ for a tin which seems quite expensive. I don't think personally they were worth the price.

This shop should train all their staff with proper food handling procedures and how to work with food allergies. If they're trying to sell luxury, they should at least meet (and exceed) the food safety procedures of fast food...

One of the best cookies I’ve ever eaten in my life, hands down. And I’ve eaten my share (and more) of cookies.

I got a pack of the Anvers hand cookies, and madeleines.

The hand cookies are shaped like a hand and have thinly sliced almonds. They are crunchy but not hard, they l taste like butter and just good quality ingredients. The madeleines were soft and fresh and moist and had that melt in your mouth goodness.

Worth every euro. These are excellent cookies...

We were on a cycling tour and stopped in for treats and gifts. The lovely woman was cheerful and patient while we figured out what to buy. We were able to get some small boxes that made it easier to carry on the bicycle. They have different sizes of boxes and tins which was...