Small market with a limited but varied selection of staples and necessities. I found most…read moreeverything that I needed and some things that I didn't. The baked goods offerings are much better than expected at a small market. The produce is fresh and inexpensive. Cash or Maestro cards only.

This was a great grocery store. They need to be open longer and they don't except visa.read more

It's a supermarket, but one of the better ones. They've a lot of convenient food that makes it easy…read moreif you're on vacation and want to cook your own meals. Food has a good quality.

Typical large supermarket. Good prices and selection. We bought food and wine for dining in our…read moreAirBnB flat. €52.40

Super nice grocery store. Bought some Chocomel, but it had a powdered chocolate taste. Off brand…read moreCoke was only 32 cents, and it tasted like a Sam's cola back home. Their homemade bread must be good. There were a lot of people grabbing warm bread from the oven (around 9am). They also had pre-made sandwiches, dips, egg salad, etc.

Decent grocery store that had everything we needed to stock up pur Air Bnb. From laundry detergent…read moreto tortillas to wine/beer. I was able to get everything I needed to make breakfast for my kids and even a good old spaghetti dinner with a fresh baguette for a dinner. The prices are afforable and they take American credit cards which was important for us(* we wanted to keep hard cash handy or for an emergency) (it was tricky because some places only take Dutch cards or just Euros).

I like this Albert Heijn on the Bilderdijkstraat. I walk a little further to this one rather than…read morethe Kinkerstraat location which is actually closer. This is not a large AH, but a moderate size. The people-traffic flow is actually somewhat acceptable here (as opposed to others which resemble a rugby match)! The staff is generally friendly and familiar - but very little interaction with them since they are very good at avoiding eye contact and asking if you need assistance. Now with the masks covering their faces, it's even less interactive. It does get crowded and they don't have as many items as other locations, but once we seem to learn a grocery store, it's much easier to go back. Only ONE human check-out line and about 10 self-checkout. A nice counter at the front for flowers, (cigarettes - I don't smoke), and you can have some of your packages delivered here from the PostNL if you will not be home your delivery. Good location, good store.

Oh gosh - they layout of this store is crazy! It has weird nooks and crannies and I had a hard time…read moretrying to figure out what items where located in which aisles. However this store does stand out in one way, because its has something I haven't encountered in any of the other AH's I have visited so far - a Deli section!!! Yes, as soon as you walk in, look to the left and you will come across an honest to god deli + sandwich section, where they can make fresh to go sandwiches for you! The day I visited, they had x2 sampler sandwiches out and I thought both tasted great. Other than that, its your basic grocery store. Yelp 227/ 2018

Nice Dutch grocery store, very bright and well layed out.. Located all throughout the city, they…read moreoffer great prices on a wide variety of goods. Some locations offer fresh made foods. Go to the bakery section and try some of the great fresh baked goods. The chocolate croissant is delicious, and can you believe you can get 4 donuts for EUR0.50! They now offer self check out lanes to save time. Note you wil need to scan your receipt to leave. Tip: Bring your bottles back here to get a credit for recycling.

Love shopping at local grocery stores…read more Albert Heijn is the largest supermarket chain in The Netherlands. It was founded in 1887 when Albert Heijn bought a grocery story from his father Jan. Great to pick up a snack or some farm fresh cheese.

This is a very large grocery store near the Westerkerk, not far from the very center of Amsterdam…read more Striking is the large since once you enter and turn right. They have many self checkout kiosks, but be aware that unless you have the Dutch "pinnen" card, you will not be able to use this. You actually need cash to buy stuff here - and then wait in line to check out. At least they have an ATM machine here. The location is great, lots of food to go as well as beer and wine!

This seems to be the popular grocery/convenience store here and I see them everywhere. Picked up…read moresome produce and packaged snacks for the trip.

This is a grocery store and convenient type store all in one. It's a small store with huge…read morediscounts. Don't expect them to have the entirety of selection of a typical store (ie we couldn't find asparagus or single onions here, but could find pretty much everything else on our grocery list). The discounts are the best part, everything's quite cheap. If you're looking for something super specific I'd try here first with the knowledge you might have to go to a second store to get everything you need. Not the best upkeep store, there's empty boxes and stuff laying around, and the layout is kind of hard to get around with carts.

Energy drinks for less than 50 cents! Cheap hidden away neighbourhood grocery store just off…read moreOvertoom, open at 8 am most days. They have great basic groceries for very low prices, and some toiletries and household items too. I went in twice while we were staying in the area for about a week, and noticed changing items in a seasonal bin that were fun - first it was Christmas sweaters and socks, then it changed to pillows and towels... just random stuff. They have a bunch of great snacky things - nuts, dried fruit, chocolates - I actually picked up packs of chocolate drinking sticks (like a chocolate ice cube stuck on a popsicle stick) to bring home to give away to friends. I picked up fruit, pre-made smoothies, and sweets. Such a great find compared to higher end markets on bigger streets that have great options also and fancier items, but much higher prices.