Stopped at this large supermarket to pick up an inexpensive dinner and to check to see if they have the freshly squeezed orange juice like they have at the Lidl markets in Portugal and Spain and they do!! A deliciously fresh bottle of juice for under 3 euros! You put your bottle under the spout, push the button, and watch as your fresh juice is squeezed into your bottle. The juice is fantastic and you can taste the freshness of it. The oranges are just sweet enough and it's so wonderful to know it's all juice with no additives. The bottle is about 6 oz., but you can also purchase a larger bottle (can't remember the cost). There's no way you can get a bottle of fresh OJ in the states for this little bit of money! The food they carry seems to be pretty much on the healthy side. They have ready made meals you can get for a quick dinner. There are also the regular grocery items for those looking for more. Lots of different ready made salads, a meat market, fresh veggies, a fish/seafood section, and a bakery are also here. Their offerings are extensive and it's a great place to pop in for a quick meal or snack item. I got a container of soup and a margarita focaccia at the bakery that our nice hotel clerk reheated for me. Great for a quick and inexpensive meal! Sorry, no pictures! read more

This is a large Albert Heijn location in Amsterdam, located on Van Baerlestraat in the Museumplein district. It is in an ideal location for tourists looking to grab a cold drink or stock up on essentials, while in the city, especially due to its location being very close to public transport links, and museums. It is located in a basement but you can get a decent mobile phone signal inside, even after heading down the escalator. For tourists, Albert Heijin is the largest supermarket chain in the Netherlands, it's pretty much a brand you can't hide from and it seems they have stores everywhere you look with almost 1000 stores in the Netherlands. Unlike some AH stores, they do accept foreign Mastercard and Visa cards here, which seems to have changed in the past couple of years, as some older reviewers did state this wasn't possible. This specific location is pretty large and carries two main benefits over the AH To Go stores dotted around the city: - Product Selection (Larger store, so has many more products including the freshly squeezed orange machine, which was turned on and functioning) - Price (Reasonably cheaper compared to AH To Go stores, meaning you can save some money here compared to their stores nearby, in general I noticed prices were slightly more than back home, but prices were good compared to other stores I visited in the Netherlands) Most of the checkouts here are self-service, but there are a couple of manned checkouts. The self-checkouts were reasonably easy to use, with an English language option, and a staff member on hand to help. I did experience an issue where I required a staff member's approval for my product, I did only purchase a bottle of freshly squeezed orange juice, so I'm not sure if they offer random checks or if it was some sort of verification. You will also need to save your receipt, or request a short barcode to leave the store, so make sure to take it with you! 4* read more

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This Albert Heijn is below ground in the shadow of the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and the Museumplein. It's a bit offsetting to go down an escalator or lift to go grocery shopping, but once you get downstairs you wouldn't even know. It's huge. They have nice grocery carts and baskets, plenty of hand sanitizers, but no mask rules...even the workers weren't wearing masks as of 10/1/2020 (October 1st). I can find things here I cannot find in my AH, which is still quite sizeable. The big difference is - this location is PRIME real estate on all sides. So I imagine they pour every resource into this winkel. It's worth checking out in a few years when it's safe to be in public and travel overseas. Lots of checkout lines and fresh food! read more

Albert Heijn - One of the main entrances to the underground grocery store. Somewhat RUDE to park a bike there. Notice there are now IN and OUT on each door - Grocery Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

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One of my fav groceries in Amsterdam! They have everything you need all in one stop! They open early and stay open late.

Ok listen up tourist. Albert Heijn is right next to the Stedelijk Museum and Van Gogh Museum. Take the escalator down and shop away. Food is surprisingly affordable and they have a large selection of everything. Don't take pictures; they're not too happy about that. Apparently they think you'll copy how they run their supermarket and then start your own Albert Heijn. They have these awesome glass door where the goodies are kept in. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/0ketsN0rw2LjA4Ym4XxHRw?select=9-mbehXGbhKIic3_coKgjA#PMbKZ5YHcDFJjFVWK1HuMA In the beverage aisle, they sell brown bottled Heineken for about .85 Euros each. Super cheap. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/0ketsN0rw2LjA4Ym4XxHRw?select=9-mbehXGbhKIic3_coKgjA#qgS3Pfll8YAcQnF36mZ0og They don't take American debits Visa/MasterCard like most places in Amsterdam. Be prepare to have cash with you. PS: Don't forget your stroopwafels: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/0ketsN0rw2LjA4Ym4XxHRw?select=9-mbehXGbhKIic3_coKgjA#EYI5TEZ8fX0iKLQLKtQgkg Happy Shopping. read more

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grocery store sushi, not bad. spicy one was v v v spicy (hot hot hot!!!!!!). cheap option for dinner. read more

Albert Heijn - Spicy Roll & Crunchy Roll - Grocery Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

Surprisingly they don't accept credit cards. This is one of the few supermarkets in the world that in 2020 still don't accept credit cards. That's a shame! read more

Albert Heijn - Grocery Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

This is definitely one of the larger Albert Heijns in the city and very convenient if passing through or wanting a quick picnic lunch. Grab your fresh breads, meats, and cheese and head outside for one of the best picnic spots in the city. If you are looking for your typical grocery store, this is it. From salads to toilet paper, it's all here. As much as I like specialty stores, it is nice to not have to stop many times to grab what you need. But seriously, if you are a tourist, you need to stop by to get cheap breakfasts, lunches and dinners. I'm all for enjoying a meal out, but plan ahead and maybe hit the most expensive places for lunch when it's cheaper and grab a pizza from here for dinner. The store itself is quite spacious which is hard to find in this city! You won't be constantly bumping into others and saying "sorry!" Can you tell that happens a lot?! So head on in, take the escalator or elevator down and get your groceries. If you have a reusable bag, bring it, or you'll pay for a bag at the register. And yes, pin debit cards or cash...but I'm pretty sure there's an ATM in there as well. Also, you can buy stamps at Albert Heijns. Just remember to ask for international stamps if you are mailing outside of the Netherlands! They come in packs of 5. (Took me a while to figure that out...) read more

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Last March 8th, 2023 I bought a sandwich in one of the Albert Hein Store, one very close to the Dam Square. After I payed the sandwich, I started to eat it inside the shop, due to Amsterdam was under 1 degree C. The cashier Koray (I think he was from an arabic country, but I do not want to stereotype) , approached to me and he insulted me, spoke to me badly, telling me I could not eat inside the store. This is an unacceptable behavior from an employee. Also, I dropped a piece of ham on the floor and he told me that I had to pick it up, that it was not his job. Please, I would like if the Manager has a several corrective for him. He does not have any right to talk to the customers in that way, he has to respect the clients if does not matter if he does not want to do it. That is unacceptable and incredible, I think he was discriminating me. read more

Love the salads at AH. We went to AH all over Amsterdam, buying produce and salads for late night snacks. Also very pleased with the baked goods, cheese, liquorice and chocolates. While we love the restaurant and cafe food- in the middle of the night when you want a snack, it's nice to have food in your mini fridge. AH is the place to get it. They've also got all the personal care items you might have run out of. None of the locations take American credit cards- even with chips- they've got low margins (food is a great deal) so I think they keep their losses down this way, or maybe the cards charge too much. Have cash, or the ability to use a cash machine (there was one). And they've usually got a cash only line! Use it- so you won't be behind tourists trying to use their non-functional credit cards over, and over and over. read more

Very old age. Like visiting a third world country. They do not accept credit or debit cards!

We stopped in this market while we were walking around and checking out the sites. Pretty cool! I thought it was like the IKEA of markets the way things were packaged. The Mrs loved walking around and checking out all the goodies you could buy there. We loved the prepackaged fresh food. If we were staying at a place that had a kitchen, it would definitely be worth it to come here for groceries! read more

This is the best/biggest AH in the city. Might not be organic, cute, or support-your-local-grocerie-shop kind'a thang... And, I do think AH is made by the devil.. But this one has it all. - Open all days from 8 till 10 in the eve; - Small pharmacy area with headache pills, muscle cream and diaper powders etc. - Big fruit & vegetable department, - Glut free, wheat free, sugar free, dairy free, alcohol-free, all that fun-free food is here too, - Very well stocked for touristing, pick nicking, wine/drinks and surprise bbq parties, - Focus on day trippers in A*dam ànd locals that just need their stuff I like! See you soon. read more

Amsterdam's own grocery supermarket! Normally, I don't review supermarket and grocery stores, but when you shop there a couple of times during your stay in Amsterdam, Yep, a review needs to be done! It's pretty cool to have local supermarkets and grocery stores to offset any expensive dining out options - especially when you're traveling (especially too when going overseas!). Blending in with the local folk is great benefit too. With that said, I was here twice at the Albert Heijen supermarket in Amsterdam to pick up groceries and try to live cheaper through my travels. I also came here to purchase an OV Chipkaart for public transportation needs. Thankful that they sell these digital chip cards at any supermarket, if not, I'd be walking everywhere in Amsterdam! The Albert Heijen supermarket and grocery store is located at Van Baerlestraat 33a 1071 in central Amsterdam. I walked here from my hotel near Vondelpark twice. There is a private parking lot next to the supermarket complex, so it was good for those who drive and for those who take public transport, a few routes come through Museumplein as well. Thankful that there is a bank across the street, so you can get cash, if you needed it. For me, I used what cash I had for my OV chipkaart and my grocery bill the two times I was here. The only problem that was apparently and glaringly obvious was the language and cultural barriers, but that was quickly overcome. What you assume is something in the states, they just call it something else here in the Netherlands. Same thing, different way of saying something. I just went with that logic when going about the shopping, sightseeing, and adventuring in Europe while not being a total american tourist. :) The supermarket was very cool. It got me experiencing the other side of Europe that you never think of, till you see it. Amsterdam is a tourist town for the most part, but there are those like me who shop locally for the best, versus dining out and getting ripped off. The supermarket is well stocked and clean. I spent more time than I realized, trying to figure out what is what, even though majority of the stuff, like milk, eggs, soda pop, is what it should be, but labeled in Dutch. It's a definite learning experience for sure. The lady at the customer service booth at the entrance to the supermarket was helpful in getting my OV chipkaart. I eventually had to get it loaded at the Amsterdam Zuid train station. Still, the experience of the local supermarket may be more exciting than I thought it would be. The great thing about supermarket was the savings that it usually provides, providing shoppers with plenty of savings while providing a great experience. I got in and out without much hassle at the check out stand. Just smile and pay. Know how much it's going to be and get out of there. Best time of my life and saved a few euros versus eating out. The overall experience may be mediocre to many, but when you're an American traveling overseas, these little things can excite you, as well as frustrate you. In the end, it turned out to be a good experience. Save money and live large at the same time. If you are ever in Amsterdam and in need of a supermarket, Albert Heijen is the way to go! I would recommend it to anyone traveling and even locals as well. It's pretty awesome! Support local! B+ read more

The shop had been recently renovated. Looks way better and all the fridges and shelves are brand new... also the check outs are way more efficient. It is a cool AH as you need to get downstairs ... it is kind of under the museum park and after you pick up your food you can also relax on the roof as it is covered with grass :) The supermarket have all the different assortments and it is always well refurnished. It hardly happened to me that they run out of what I was looking for. Fresh bread and fresh cold cuts. Not butcher but meat is available in the fridges. They are usually very nice and they speak English all over the floor. It is right beside the underground parking garage... if you plan a big shopping.. you can actually access the garage directly from the supermarket. read more

As a tourist, Albert Heijn is great. This one being particularly great out of the ones near tourist locations. You can get your cheese, beer, herring!, stroopwafels, and any other assortment of fine delectables to eat right away or take back home to enjoy. I myself got some herring for half the price of anywhere else and ate it Dutch-style at the airport. I'm sure I got weird looks. read more

Amazing spot. This is probably the best grocery to get all the Dutch products. I always get the stroopwaffel, Chocomel, and other Dutch treats that are hard to find in the United States. read more

When you are a traveller looking to save a bit of cash on food, this place is a great alternative to eating out for lunch. Not only is buying your own food cheaper, yet there is a fantastic park beside which allows you to have delicious picnics! A clean store, fairly large range, and there's nothing bad I can say about it. Just a well located, clean grocery store! read more

This is my favorite AH in all of NL. Once you head downstairs to grab your eats, you can walk up onto the slanted grass roof of the building and enjoy your food! The selection in this location is terrific, but what I really love is how the manager of the store walks around and helps people. This type of service is really what keeps me coming back to Albert Heijn. read more

Affordable awesomeness right in the same area as 3 great museums, so don't pay an arm and a leg buying tourist booth food when you are at the museum, go to this supermarket and get premade sandwiches, breads, cheeses, what have you at supermarket prices! Great selection of pre-cut fruits, premade salads, wonderful looking breads and pastries and a large selection of cold drinks. Located in the same plaza area as the Van Gogh Museum, the Rijksmuseum and The Stedelijk Museum and open late! read more

So they have all the groceries you will ever need. They DO NOT take credit cards, only cash and debit cards (PIN needed). Everything is relatively inexpensive compared to the prices in the states. Will save you a mint on eating if you need. Wine and beer for sale too. It's underground so you looking for a glass above ground entrance. read more

Great selection of goods. However I do not under that a multinational as Albert Heijn doesn't accept credit cards! Like seriously this is Amsterdam! Huge tourist Mecca! read more

Great grocery store right by the Conservatorium Hotel just go down the stairs and you will see it. I had a lot of fun looking at all the different snacks, prosciutto, etc. (btw it is a chain and is like an american safeway or albertsons) read more

7.16 at 1pm...When I first walk in and try to grab a basket, I notice the basket was dirty so I try to place the dirty basket to the side and grab a cleaner one. The clerk at the customer service was really rude and told me not to do that. Wish I got her name so I can make a complaint. read more

Within walking distance & eye shot from major transportation, our hotel and the Van Gogh Museum. Not only was the location awesome, but the selections are excellent. Helpful staff & clearly organized store. From the tourist's perspective this place is absolutely perfect! read more

Great location near museums and wide selection. They have a good gluten free section with mostly and many Schär products, but that's the best brand anyway! They don't take cards other than Maestro, which I found weird due to its tourist-frequented location. There is a cash machine by the checkout though. English spoken. read more

its a dutch grocery store...so who cares... lots of different stroop waffles