Slightly less costly grocery store, this one doesn't feel well organized to me and for some reason…read moreI always have a hard time finding things. Could just be me though. I prefer Jumbo, Vomar, and Albert Heijn in this area.

Dirk van den Broek is, without question, the best place to get your groceries. Their home brands…read moreare cheap, like at Aldi (actually often cheaper), but you can also by regular brands, which is nice, because not all the cheap brands taste the same as the real ones. I've always had friendly service here too, plus they take credit cards, which still seems rare in The Netherlands. (They do charge a small fee I think though, for a credit card, like a quarter? Debit/pin cards are free) This store is huuuge too, with a liquor store and drug store on the first floor. This is definitely the biggest Dirk I've seen. It gets pretty busy here, so be prepared for an occasional restocking cart in the aisles and a lot of other shopping carts, but that's probably because it's way cheaper than the nearby Albert Heijn.

Albert Heijn is just one of those brands you can't escape in The Netherlands, so I wasn't surprised…read moreto see them here in the country's largest Airport, Amsterdam Schiphol, the store is fairly small as an "AH To Go" location, but still has a decent section of essentials including bottled snacks, drinks and a coffee machine. It's located before security, meaning you don't need a boarding pass to enter here, and it can be particularly useful if you're looking to grab a drink or snack after departing your flight before commencing your way into the city. I was unable to find one of the items that I came into the store from, they only had the small kid's sized cartons of milk compared to the larger size, which was frustrating. Prices did seem a little higher than other Albert Heijn locations in the city, probably down to it being an Airport location. The self-service checkouts were easy to use and had an English option, I didn't notice a staffed checkout or any staff members around the store. 3* - The store is fairly modern, the selection is OK, and is useful if you want to grab a quick drink after your flight, if you are able to wait until you get into the city you'll probably find a better selection with lower prices at another Albert Heijn or similar store.

Great grocery right outside Amsterdam airport. Much bigger than expected selection of fresh fruit,…read moremeats, dairy, etc. Easy to stock up here on the way to your destination. One bank of automated self service machines that take credit card, as well as cashier service.

A Turkish grocery store in Lombok? Wat leuk!…read more I come here a couple times per week and I really like this place. It must have the best selection of spices and grocery type stuff on Kanaalstraat. They have an extremely large deli area where you can buy dolmas, hummus, olives and other stuff by weight - and it's excellent. They always seem to have a good variety of produce and prices are reasonable. It's not the cheapest on the street, but it's worth it. They do NOT have a butcher counter like most other stores, and they are not open as late as the other vendors .

I love this shop. Ever since we moved to the Netherlands and my father found the Kanaalstraat, he's…read morebeen dragging me there. Yes, dragging, I don't really find Kanaalstraat all too interesting. We used to have a few shops that we frequented that have now gone that I didn't mind going to. But this shop, this one I even volunteer to go to! My dad loves to find some of the stuff that we buy in Israel and can't usually get here and quite frankly, I do too! I must say that the shop has lost a little bit of it's charm with the redecorating they did last year, but it does look a lot neater and it means more room for the gigantic assortment of nuts they added, including chocolate covered nuts. Mmm... Other than that, the shop has a nice array of cheeses, high quality fresh produce, lovely snacks and ingredients that you just can't get at a Dutch store and also a lot of different pasta's, pulses and sweets. The only thing I can't quite figure out is why the store is called Perse Polis and it says to be a Persian grocery store. My dad being a chatty Cathy of course knows his vendors and these guys are Iranian! Oh well, I'm not sure it's even a mystery that I want to solve. ;)

Huge selection and open until 24.00 every night (including Sunday). And, of course, it's packed…read moreduring later hours. This would make one think that more supermarkets would be up later, but nope. ASW is a #winner. Even have a twitter acct: @AlbertHeijnASW

One of the better AH's I've been to in the heart of Hoofdoorp. It's below ground. Absolutely…read moreamazing beer selection. I'd like to take the whole beer case home with me. All the luxurious beers we pay a premium for in the States are offered for sofa change here. Beautiful and sad at the same time. Amazingly this is the first place that declined my Chase Sapphire Reserve visa card. Bring cash if you're a tourist, just in case. This is definitely off the beaten path so be ready.

I have been here a couple times in the 1 week that I've been in the Netherlands, even without…read morespeaking or reading Dutch, I found the store semi easy to navigate and locate things. I'm still trying to locate different baking items but my understanding is I can find those at other stores. I really love the mini foods as they seem to be a perfect meal for me! Love the large selection of cheeses and easy to prepare foods!

Grocery store before security. Perfect place to grab some quick food or maybe a last minute…read moresouvenir. The staff was friendly and try to go quick. The produce was fresh. I wish more airports had grocery stores in them. All over The Netherlands and enjoyed the selection.

The Albert Heijn at Schiphol is one of the small ones (their to go concept) so it mostly offers…read morethings one can eat while on the move. Decent selection and often quick service makes it frequent stop for me while at Schiphol as many of the restaurants do not really offer great food and then it is a good alternative to just pick up a yogurt, sandwich or something like that here. They do actually accept foreign credit cards here which is a plus (did not think I would have to specifically not that about places in the Netherlands but appears as if the standard here is to only accept Dutch cards so do carry cash when in the Netherlands (and if you are going to travel by train (and you are outside Schiphol or the Amsterdam Central station carry coins as the machines do not accept bills or foreign credit cards)