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.

Wow. This Albert Heijn is an XL grocery and huge. My friends who live in Leiden shop here…read moreregularly, and as an American, I was curious to see how it compares to stores in the US. You can shop one of two ways. Grab a handheld scanner when you walk in and use a self-checkout, or you can place items in your basket and go through the line the old fashioned way. Our friend used the scanner, but we weren't that adventurous and scanned at the register. No matter which method you use, they have employees to help. As far as groceries go, you can find everything you need here, from groceries to drinks to household items such as paper towels and toilet paper. Even if you buy meat and cheese at the farmer's market, you'll still need a supermarket for some items, and this one is the perfect choice. Albert Heijn has ready made sushi, a bakery, a deli, and so much more. They have ready-made salads and prepared foods in the deli, and I bought a Couscous Abrikoos meal. Since my friends were having fried food and I wanted to give my body something lighter and healthier, I microwaved it for dinner, and it was delicious. We returned to Albert Heijn on our last night in town to stock up on candy and other goodies. The store has a huge selection, and I was glad to not have to track down candy at the airport. If you have a car, parking is free in the garage. You take an escalator "ramp" to the store, and the carts "lock" into the escalator so they don't fall. The Dutch really have shopping figured out!

This is the best supermarket in Holland as far as I am concerned!!…read more It is modern and large! something you don't see so much in Holland, plus is has a large selection of international foods! something else you don't get in Holland that much either! I have never had to queue very long at the checkout either nothing but good shopping experiences. Holland has finally opened itself up to the modern shopping experience which caters for more people rather than just the ones who like to eat bread and cheese or meat a potato. Look at the opening times too, till 10 every night, how great is that! The negative thing I would say is, we have been there on a Saturday and couldn't park the car, but if you go on a week night there is plenty of space.

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.

Really enjoyed shopping for my groceries here! The Jumbo (formally c1000) has really made shopping…read morequick and easy. After paying for a shopping cart (50 euro cents) you walk in and can grab your own scanning device. You start at the touch screen and it assigns you your very own scanner. While you shop all you really need to do is scan each item and place it in you shopping bag. Once you are done with your shopping you go to one of the cashier centers that handles the self scan system. They will charge you and you will be on your way. Be aware that they do random checks to ensure that people are in fact scanning their items properly. Things I would change: Since the self scan system is so popular I think it's necessary to have more cashier stations handle this service instead of the traditional shopping system! Right now that is NOT the case. Make it easier to scan like items! Now you have to use the (+ and -) on your scanner instead of being able to scan like items more than once. Overall: Highly recommended! Tips: Bring your own bag and don't forget to scan every item!

I stopped into this market on multiple occasions during my four days in Delft, and was never…read moredisappointed. They have a good selection of fresh fruit and meat, pre-made meals, general items - and don't miss the bakery selection over by the registers. You'll also find a relatively decent (for a grocery store) selection of wine here. Prices were great, and the cashiers all spoke enough English to make up for my non-existent Dutch. Friendly staff, great store!