Needing some help with clothing stains and that brought us here. Cool store, small but has a wide…read morevariety of product including stain removers.

A great location on the Bilderdijkstraat. It's on the corner of the Kinkerstraat and…read moreBilderdijkstraat. It was the first (homegoods) store I ran to on my first day living in my apartment. I needed bath towels and rugs for my bathroom (among a few other things). This is not the cheapest store, but not expensive. They have most every name brand. But they are a go-to place and sometimes have exactly what you want on sale. The staff has been somewhat consistent here (common in The Netherlands) but a few have gone. I can't blame this on Blokker, but the pandemic of course. They have vacuum cleaners, air fryers, candles, sheets, cleaning material and even pots and pans. I bought a few sheets from them...difficult to find my standard size though. Inventory is limited but that's common for Amsterdam. Of course I could walk down the street (about one kilometer away) to the next Blokker...but this one is the nicest location on the same block as my apartment.

Wow, I was kind of impressed with the size in here. They have a reasonable amount of shops in here…read moreto browse through. It has everything you need regarding furniture, kitchen and bathroom items. I can't speak for the service for every shop but we definitely had a positive experience in the the furniture shop called Room 108. I was also pleased to see how much they upgraded the shops. The inventory improved significantly. The only con it's not an ideal place to dine for lunch or dinner. They have a few small sandwiches places but that's about it.

Blokker hasn't changed in decades. This place looks exactly the same as when I was a kid, and their…read moreselection clearly takes no note of contemporary styles. But that's okay, because you know what you're getting when you got to Blokker: Cheap housewares, small appliances, plastic lunchboxes and cheese domes, brightly colored tupperware and all kinds of junk you didn't know you needed (because you don't actually need it). I went to Blokker on a mission to find two things: Tupperware, or more specifically a Lock n Lock container. I found one, but it's very cheap quality and won't last long unfortunately. I'm already having trouble closing it again. And secondly I was looking for a folding table as an extension to the table on our garden patio. No luck there, they had no folding tables whatsoever :/ Oh well.

Great service with a smile. Had to by a pen and owner had a great assortment to chose from. Very…read moreopen floor plan and it has most writing item needs for a business person.

Everything that I did not know I needed is here. Candles, soaps, housewares, cards, ornaments,…read moreplants, more. So delightfully simple/plain aesthetic but I mean that in the best possible way. Meaning that these objects will meld perfectly into my home, no clashing. Delightful!

Nice service and selection at this location. Just want you would expect from a Dille & Kamille. The…read moresoap bars / balls in my photos are used at my favorite cafe here. They are super unique and a great idea. That's what I love about this store / chain.

Cool furniture shop in the center of Haarlem. Style is typically Dutch, but has a few interesting…read morepieces of items in here that I would maybe consider adding to our place. We stopped in here when we were browsing for furniture. Customer service was helpful and professional.

All kinds of authentic Delftware to be found at this museum gift shop…read more Located at the bottom floor of the Delft Museum, Jorrit Heinen Delftware offers all kinds of tiles, dishes, tea services, and figurines in all price ranges I found a lovely set of seahorse salt and pepper shakers for Mom & also grabbed a bunny figurine for myself There were many tiles and plaques with nautical scenery and windmills - very traditional! Mr & I did not visit the museum but instead got our fill of lovely blue & white Delft here at Jorrit Heinen

Huge huge store in a historic building. The items in the windows are super expensive but inside…read morethere are plenty of options at any price. There are even a lot of items that are on sale, a whole section of the store actually. So this place is conveniently located and has a lot of variety for any budget. Highly recommend it even for souvenirs over the souvenirs shops with official delftware since you can find similar price points here but so much variety and be inspired by collectible items. Also notice the golden delftware on the second floor. Don't see that everyday.

I like Hornbach. It's internal lay-out gets a bit confusing for me because this place is huge and…read morehas around a zillion aisles I think. Luckily there's a lot of staff walking around to help you, most of them friendly. With a little help from them you're likely to find whatever your house, garden or pet needs. Great!

Throughout the year, this Intratuin is fine. Around Christmas, this Intratuin is AWESOME!!!!…read more Best Christmas village in Utrecht. We love to come here and look at the new set up each year and it's always huge and Christmassy and magical and we love it! You should definitely come and see it for yourself.