The price of gaming is the lowest in Eindhoven. Last time checked 2DS is only 89euro, compared with…read more110euro-ish in Gamemania. Sometimes they have special price lower than their online store. So definitely walk around in the store yourself.

Media-Markt is a great place for electronics. The prices are good, and the staff nice. It's near…read morethe railway station, but if you're coming in by car it can often be a bit of a walk to it, depending on where you park.

Because of bookseller's mistake (wrong customs declaration) I had to pay a fine of EUR 45 for a…read morebook that cost EUR 15. The bookseller refused to acknowledge any mistake and provide reimbursement, then stopped responding to e-mails.

Really cool book store. They have vintage pieces at reasonable prices. Also new books, categorized…read moreby genre. If you're a collector, definitely pay a visit here. They also have a computerized database that's connected to all "de slegte"'s in holland. So if you're looking for something in particular, you should definitely try that!

Awesome bookstore. Not the greatest ever in my opinion. They don't have everything and even in…read moretheir computerized database not every author nor every book is found. Try the Internet first.

I've been here twice. The first time was for post-lunch…read moresnack. The Indonesian curry soup was so delicious served with a delectably crunchy papadum. The second time was for dinner and I had the 3-course dinner menu: 1) Potato salad with fish cakes, shrimp, and watercress mayo 2) Pearl hen cutlet with tarragon sauce 3) Vanilla parfait with raspberries and white chocolate mint sauce. It was delicious and for 27.50Eu, it's a good deal.

Came here a couple of times to buy shoes, clothings, and gifts. I love that the sales associates…read moreare very helpful and not pushy at all. They have a great variety of chocolate and wine over at the cafe area. The packaging is perfect for gifting as is, but they also wrap the gifts for you in nice black, sleek wrapping paper. Of course, can't forget the signature Bijenkorf orange bow. We tried a vegan square frambozen (raspberry cake) and weespermoppen (almond cookies). The cake was melt in your mouth amazing. The almond cookies were a little too sweet for my taste, but I can tell it's well made. The only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is because the one in Amsterdam has a much wider selection in terms of handbag and shoes. My biggest tip for those shopping here if you're planning to leave the EU within 3 months: - Ask for a Global Blue VAT refund form and make sure the retailer stamps and signs it. Your order must be at least €50. - Why? Because the prices you see and pay include VAT (similar to sales tax). If the refund process is done correctly, within a few weeks you'll receive roughly 10% back. - I had it refunded directly against my credit card balance. You can get it back in a variety of methods (cash, bank deposit, etc). - Fill out the form you get and get a customs stamp. The most convenient method in my opinion is to simply get the stamp at a participating airport (Schiphol, for example), you can also drop it off at the airport. Otherwise you'll have to personally mail it. - You *must* show the customs agent an outbound plane ticket for proof of exporting the product. - Of course, make sure to read the instructions you get in its entirety. Money is money!

This store is kind of like the Macy's of Europe, maybe even better than Macy's. A high-end…read moredepartment store selling perfumes, name brand clothing, purses etc. de Bijenkorf has it all. I love stopping in and checking out their cosmetics and bath and body products. Last year I stopped in to buy gift sets from their Rituals counter for my family during Christmas time. Everyone was very helpful and they individually wrapped each gift I bought. Also during holiday season they have their own display of holiday lights which is fun to look at. Conveniently located within a few meters walking distance from the Eindhoven train station, this store is quite easy to get to.

great cozy ambience the people were very nice…read morehaven't tasted the coffee yet but its probably good

Very friendly staff. A nice place to relax, the coffee is great and the toasties are very goodread more

Apparently, there haven't ever been any reviews written for HEMA Breda! Most people are probably…read morethinking "It's HEMA. What's there to review?". Well, let me tell you! As I've moved quite a bit around the Netherlands and seen my fair share of HEMA's, I have to say that this is the first one where I enjoy going on a weekly basis (good for them, not good for my wallet). So what exactly is it that I like so much about this specific HEMA? It's different from the other ones I've been to. The products they have are aimed at a younger audience (teens to mid twenties if I'd have to name something), and the store generally feels trendier than other ones. The staff are usually cheerful and happy to help you in dire times of need. One of the downsides to the store is that the lay-out doesn't seem to make a lot of sense, it feels like everything has been sort of put down all over the place, some aisles have signs to point you in the right direction and some don't. Even though the store sometimes feels a bit like a maze when you're looking for something specific, it's a great store to just walk in and browse on a lazy afternoon. Also, as a true Dutch girl I just have to state this - I love HEMA hotdogs.