This Jumbo is probably the best supermarket in Breda. It's big, it's well stocked, and it's open…read morelate. Yes, it's a bit out if the way, but there is plenty of parking outside, even during the busy times of day. The store itself is large, with a good sized vegetable section, a broadly stocked bakery, a huge cheese counter, and a variety of fresh world food concessions; Italian, Chinese, Japanese and salads. Nestled on the back wall is a liquor area with a good selection of Rums, Vodkas and Whiskies. There's only one issue I have with the store is that the store isn't terrifically laid out, it can be quite hard to navigate and find things. A better store map on site would be appreciated, but in the meantime grab the Jumbo app to have access to a searchable map (dutch only).

I stopped by here heading from Schipol Airport (to Belgium) in order to pick up some Indonesian…read morefood (great Indo food in the NL) and as many different kinds of beers that I could find (addicted to a beer app!) to bring home with me. As supermarkets go, this isn't the biggest that I have ever been to but its quite a nice size and there was a pretty good selection of different stuff. Of course there was lots of cheese, so I bought some Gouda, Edam and a couple others. The beer worked out well - got lots of Dutch beers and also some German ones. They had a great selection of Belgian beers too but hey, I live in Belgium. I noticed lots of fresh produce and even more Asian food, already cooked/warmed and obviously ready to eat. (The stuff I got was to heat when I got home.) I have never heard of Jumbo before but I know it now and will shop here again next time north of the border. Oh, the place is right next to NAC Breda stadium, so do some shopping and catch a game!!

This is Tilburg's famous Albert Heijn XL. One thing you should know that they have food in both the…read moreregular and XL sizes. You can also get a free piece of sushi here if you play your cards right.

Great store. For every budget there are options. Good quality food.read more

The Albert Heijn on Oude Vest is a small but reasonably well stocked supermarket. The selection on…read moreoffer is decent but when it comes to fresh foods frequently what is on offer will either be. Lose to going off or even already gone. This seems to be an issue with a lot of AH stores. Therefore I recommend this AH for small daily stuff; milk and eggs, and for weekly stuff go to the big Jumbo out by NAC.

This is our go to grocery store when we are in the city of Eindhoven because of it's convenient…read morelocation. It can be compared to an American grocery store with regards to lay out and space, and they offer a lot of choices as well. They even have a fresh flower section as well as a coffee section. Even their sushi section has some fresh sushi that is not as expensive as you would get in a restaurant. When compared to other grocery stores in the area, Albert Heijns is definitely more expensive. But they do offer quality for the price. If you're looking for slightly cheaper groceries, you can look up close-by Asian supermarkets or Turkish supermarkets which also offer great quality vegetables and more ethnic food choices. I would recommend going AH earlier on in the day as opposed to later in the evening because they usually run out of sliced bread. But that is the case with most grocery stores in the Netherlands, because the bread is usually baked fresh every day and they only make enough so that they don't have to sell leftovers for the next day. The Dutch are truly serious about their bread! Also love their grocery scanner option. A great way to save time!

What can you say? It is very convenient if you are in Centrum. It is well designed, has a good…read morevariety of foods, and good prices. I will tell you if you are a foreigner like me, take a look at the produce, and try some. Make sure you get the packages that state the origin as Netherlands. The frambozen in Netherlands were like nothing I had ever tasted before, and I miss them. They have some pre-packaged foods near the gates as well, and I found them to be a great choice since I was traveling and did not have access to a kitchen.

Slightly less costly grocery store, this one doesn't feel well organized to me and for some reason…read moreI always have a hard time finding things. Could just be me though. I prefer Jumbo, Vomar, and Albert Heijn in this area.

Dirk van den Broek is, without question, the best place to get your groceries. Their home brands…read moreare cheap, like at Aldi (actually often cheaper), but you can also by regular brands, which is nice, because not all the cheap brands taste the same as the real ones. I've always had friendly service here too, plus they take credit cards, which still seems rare in The Netherlands. (They do charge a small fee I think though, for a credit card, like a quarter? Debit/pin cards are free) This store is huuuge too, with a liquor store and drug store on the first floor. This is definitely the biggest Dirk I've seen. It gets pretty busy here, so be prepared for an occasional restocking cart in the aisles and a lot of other shopping carts, but that's probably because it's way cheaper than the nearby Albert Heijn.

I found a grocery story in the Netherlands, which is equivalent to Whole Foods Market and Trader…read moreJoes in the states! I almost fell out when I saw that they had a long aisle of gluten-free foods. This market in Den Haag (De Hague) is my favorite market in the Netherlands. I was so happy to see a market that finally had a wider selection of Gluten free items. Most of the time when I go to the market the selection is very limited. I have been to several health food stores in the Netherlands and this store and location impressed me the most! They have stores located all over the Netherlands but I would say this is far most the best one in Den Haag. I think Ekoplaza in Den Haag is much more exceptional than the other locations in the Netherlands.They even promote the use of reusable grocery bags, which impressed me because it's a good environmental choice. I wish more stores would try this smart recycling method. You will also find that most of the regular super markets such as Albert Heijn, also sell a few Gluten-free items. However, my first choice would be to stop by Eko Plaza, plus the selection is much wider in Den Haag.

Super excited to have found this international market on Hoogstraat here in Eindhoven. The variety…read moreof fruits and vegetables available there are fresh and plenty. Haven't seen fresh okra in and around Eindhoven for a while now and we were suprised to have found it here. They also have a great variety of fresh cheeses such as paneer, peyniri and halloumi etc. The bakery in the back is impressive and so is the fresh meat section. Their selection of fresh olives and tapenades are also great. And the place is super clean as well. A great one-stop place for all.