Praxis is your average DIY shop. They are not as big as many you may visit, but they do have a…read moregood selection and pretty much everything you would need to get basic jobs done around the home plus a few other bits like outdoor furniture and what-not. The prices are not too dear but in comparison to some other chains they are a bit more pricey.

Scandinavian calm, charm and style: how amazing?…read more Immediately when I saw Søstrene Grene yesterday in Den Bosch I just knew that this was a shop I needed to visit and it certainly paid off. Though everything here may be inexpensive it might still be best to plan a big spending budget because believe me, you'll want to buy EVERYTHING. From arts and crafts to snacks, kitchenware, home décor (for kids too!) and even some small pieces of furniture, Søstrene Grene is practically a one-stop-shop for about 75% of life's necessities and I love it! Definitely a fan, definitely coming back and I think the photos speak for themselves.

Really good second hand store in Den Bosch! A short walk from the Centrum, but well worth it. Lots…read moreof fund items: used typewriters, art books, cute skirts, souvenirs, vintage collectable books, and a really fantastic section of used children's toys. Not a ton of clothes, but still, a pretty comprehensive assortment of "stuff".

For a out-of-towner like me, Hema was the place I could go to find whatever I needed. They may not…read morehave much variety in a given catergory, but they have at least ONE of whatever I needed. There's a nice, inexpensive cafe on the 2nd floor, and workers speak enough English for me to get by. I love the Kaasballen....SO good!

Hema is a great shop with a bit of everything. It's like a small department store that has a…read morelittle of everything you are looking for. It's great for homewares, kitchen gadgets, and bed linens, which is the main reason I usually find myself shopping here.

This is a typical IKEA. The one thing about this IKEA that I liked when compared to American IKEA's…read moreis that they have an expansive food court and many places to sit. I am glad we have an IKEA conveniently located close to Eindhoven, catering to the locals and expats alike. We will definitely be making multiple trips here.

Typical IKEA with easy access from the highway, plenty of parking. The restaurant has plenty of…read moreseating and multiple food options. This place is buzzing around lunch time. We got the IKEA family card and started saving right away, we will be making frequent trips to the store. You can quickly get a IKEA family card at the Kiosk (Orange) right before checkout. Small snacks available by the cash register for a quick bite and cheap eats.(Chicken -Kip nuggets, froyo, soft serve ice cream)

We visited Van Piere today. Great bookshop with a nice coffee shop inside. Good layout with a…read moremassive English section. My daughter found two books there she had been looking for in the U.K., but had been unable to find. Very friendly staff as well that seems to be knowledgeable.

A paradise for bookworms!! Has a decent English book collection, and anything they don't have could…read morebe ordered for a pretty decent price (I usually check their website to see if they have the book I want). There is also a very cute (but a bit pricey...) cafe downstairs (the cafe makes up for it by being environmentally friendly and for having gluten free/vegetarian options). There is WIFI, a helpful crew and a vast seating area as well. My favourite studying spot! Deffinitly a hidden gem of Eindhoven.

Love this store! They stock all items needed for gardening as well as pet supplies. The staff is…read morevery helpful and prices are reasonable. Some of the items I saw there include : Plants Rain boots Out door shoes wheel barrels lawn mowers Bird houses Fish Rabbit home Small green houses Garden decor etc.