Very nice quiet bar, great ambience. Loved my espresso - great quality (robust and full flavor)…read more Not to mention there are not many other options around but regardless this is a great shop to read a book or relax.

Amazing coffee with like milk, resulting in super tasty cortado or cappuccino. Well recommended!read more

Staying at the Correndon and needed food. Really like this place. Carts are outside, wheeled…read morebaskets inside. Watch the lines! One will be for chip (pin) cards only, and one will take cash. Don't get in the wrong line. I liked the prices, the cheese and meat selection, the baked goods, the drinks and the snacks. Yes, the produce needs to be examined, but most of it looked good. I found some adorable cake decorations here (lady bugs!) And the price just can't be beat. I'll definitely be back for picnic supplies. Albert Heijn is right across the way, and there is a tasty place to eat (Efem) in the same plaza. I'm a fan.

After living in Amsterdam for 4 months, I decided to check out other grocery stores, to expand my…read morehorizons past Albert heijn and dirk. Lidl is a lot cheaper, but there's a reason why. Veggies and fruit - be wary what you buy and really check it's freshness. Some things were a day or so past it's prime, some a little older. I would recommend this place for things where freshness don't matter: frozen food, snacks, condiments or bottled items, toilet paper, paper towels, bouillon, etc. all that was fine and cheap. For fruits and veggies, hit it miss (more miss than hit). This place won't replace my visits to other markets, but will provide a cheaper supplement.

"Consignment supplemented with vintage treasures!"…read more Over my many visits and purchases from this neighborhood boutique I have come to love the owner. She has such a great eye and appreciates the styles from every era. Though she has a great deal of consignment, I have found my most special vintage items at Rosa Rosa's, and at a price that is usually below that of more trendy vintage shops in the city. I love the little groupings of items and colors around the store. I usually don't go a single month without taking something home from my favorite little boutique.

I found more consigned clothes (incl zara and h&m - odd to have second-hand low quality items on…read moresale) here than vintage. That said, there were some great, moderately priced pieces in great condition. I do quite like the shoe and hat collection but found the pricing a little high for the value/quality. Worth popping in if you're in the neighborhood. Pin and cash only.

We were staying nearby and walked by this store frequently. It was hard not to go in every time we…read morepassed! Lots of unique items - jewelry, clothing, accessories and home decor. We ended up purchasing most of our gifts to take home here because we never saw anything as different and reasonably priced for the quality anywhere else. Service was also top notch.

I love popping into here to see the latest things that the owner has added to her shop. I've bought…read moreart deco glassware here, a necklace and cognac decanter. But she also has purses, books, records. It's a small shop with great treasures. The prices are great. Definitely check out the items that she has outside - it's usually only 1E. Some great finds.

I took my 2 year old girl here to get her first haircut, and while it wasn't The Best Experience…read moreEver, everybody survived and lived on to get ice cream afterwards. They don't have fancy fire truck chairs or anything here. There is one simple high chair in front of a circle lit mirror in a very small room at the back of the store. They also have a basket of cars and trucks which happily distracted my little girl, and that became the only way the haircut could be completed. My girl didn't want to sit in the chair or on my lap for more than a minute, so the hairdresser did half the haircut squatting down on the floor to accommodate my toddler's most favored location: driving cars around on the ground. She got the job done with her flexibility, cajoling, and judicious use of 2 banana flavored gummy candies. I also got advice on what products to use on my girl's hair to prevent tangling, how to bring her curls out, and how her hair might change in the future as she grows out of babyhood. She also didn't mind that after all the resistance my little girl put up, she didn't want to leave the salon after her hair was cut. She let her hang out and keep playing on the floor while she cut the hair of her next client. Overall it was a nice experience but next time I think I'll try out Bloem for comparison, since it's much closer to where I live and they have fire truck chairs. While my little girl played on the hair cutting floor, I checked out the rest of the space. There is an upstairs space full of precious onesies and upscale toys and books for babies, a section of dresses and accessories for mothers, and a downstairs area full of dress up costumes, puzzles, games, cars, and other toys for children 3-7 years old. There was a cute dress I saw down there that I wanted to try on because I was pleasantly surprised to see that it was available in size XL, but I didn't want to leave my girl alone longer than necessary. They had a lot of nice presents down there that stimulate childrens' creativity, so they'd make good gifts or would be a nice place to take a small child and let them go crazy. Overall I'd recommend this place if you're looking for something fancy.