The store is very similar to the TJ Maxx in the USA, but it's called TK Maxx in Europe. They have…read morewomen's, men's, baby, accessories, travel, home section, and etc. I have been to this location a few times already to purchase stuff for the home. The prices here aren't terrible but I have seen many unique items (e.g. Apple products accessories such as iPhone cases). The store is pretty organized. The staffs are also friendly here.

Loved it! Just like TJ Maxx in America!! Even some of the same kinds of products! They even have…read morethe food section! Of course I always need all the glassware and they set theres up in a window where they catch the light beautifully making them appear all the more attractive. Bought some really cute pet stuff on my last visit.

If you are into the 1970s, this is your place. I am personally disappointed because I prefer true…read morevintage, which I consider to be at least 50 years old, and I suppose it's on most there for the 70s. If you are looking for anything before 1960s, this probably will not be the shop for you. It's very neatly organized, nicely arranged, friendly staff. And not over-stuffed.

From the owner: X21 is an independent company selling contemporary street fashion for street savvy customers…read morecraving for original products. We operate from our retail store in Rotterdam and worldwide through our webshop.

Imagine missing the train on Christmas Eve; your family will soon be enjoying a picture perfect…read moreChristmas Eve dinner without you. You are all by yourself, wandering the streets, somewhat lost... You turn a corner when all of a sudden sparkling window lights brighten your view. Intrigued by the four meter wide window display, your eyes slowly glide onto the scene behind the glass, until you hit the entrance. A smart looking chap with a curly mustache stands outside the door opening, lights a cigarette and says: "Welcome to GROOS!" You stumble in and realise you have arrived in what seems to be a candy store for grown-ups. From limited edition prints, stunningly appliqued cushions, rainbow-coloured trousers, cups and saucers with hand-painted characters, quirky books, custom furniture and birdhouse lamps, every corner of the shop is filled with something of interest. Everything is for sale and every item has its own story to tell. Shop-owners Tjeerd and Joost are always on hand to tell you where each item comes from and what on earth the store's name means. Groos: an old Rotterdam slang word meaning proud. And that makes perfect sense, because this newly opened concept store is filled with items designed exclusively by designers from Rotterdam. And there's no crap being offered here, I can tell you. All you can see here is rather special and lovingly made. GROOS takes 'retail is detail' to an awesome new level. And there's more! GROOS uses its store for Sunday afternoon events, where you can watch, taste, listen and enjoy even more of the city's coolest stuff. As seen on I Know This Great Little Place in Rotterdam (https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.619499714755342.1073741904.103845866320732&type=1)