Nice supermarket. Good selection. Stroopwafels, Tony's Chocoloney, lots of fun stuff for a visitor…read moreto schlep back home. A big selection of Honig foods, which is my wife's maiden name.

This Albert Heijn is one of the larger locations I've found. It is clean and has just about…read moreanything g you may need. Prices are fair, especially the AH brand.

This is a grocery store and convenient type store all in one. It's a small store with huge…read morediscounts. Don't expect them to have the entirety of selection of a typical store (ie we couldn't find asparagus or single onions here, but could find pretty much everything else on our grocery list). The discounts are the best part, everything's quite cheap. If you're looking for something super specific I'd try here first with the knowledge you might have to go to a second store to get everything you need. Not the best upkeep store, there's empty boxes and stuff laying around, and the layout is kind of hard to get around with carts.

Energy drinks for less than 50 cents! Cheap hidden away neighbourhood grocery store just off…read moreOvertoom, open at 8 am most days. They have great basic groceries for very low prices, and some toiletries and household items too. I went in twice while we were staying in the area for about a week, and noticed changing items in a seasonal bin that were fun - first it was Christmas sweaters and socks, then it changed to pillows and towels... just random stuff. They have a bunch of great snacky things - nuts, dried fruit, chocolates - I actually picked up packs of chocolate drinking sticks (like a chocolate ice cube stuck on a popsicle stick) to bring home to give away to friends. I picked up fruit, pre-made smoothies, and sweets. Such a great find compared to higher end markets on bigger streets that have great options also and fancier items, but much higher prices.

NOT 24 HRS fyi Went there 2:30am Wed night, it wasn't open. Dk the hours, but call ahead. Didn't…read morefind any other 24hr shops, seems there are some small groceries open til 10pm latest

Well done guys. Great business. You saw a hole in the market and you went for it. You gotta smell…read morewhat sells. Booze after 10pm is where it's at. Great work not placing a premium on the booze. Very decent and respectful. I'll take an 11pm hit!!

I been to Amsterdam many many times now and whenever I go to Amsterdam I always go to Albert Heijn…read more it is the best store in the whole town. there are other markets, but this one is the best. The Quality of the Food is very very high, including being really good to eat. Tasty! Let's start with the Yogurt Drinks... V-Fit is the most delicious yogurt drink I've ever had in the world... In all my life every time I go back to Amsterdam this is the first thing I grab off-the-shelf. V-Fit... orange is my favorite. All different kinds of flavors from blueberry with lime they are the most tastiest drinks in the store. Try The fresh squeezed juices when you first walk in the store in the vegetable section... They Rock! Baked Goods are baked fresh in Store. OMG! The wife goes crazy in this part if the store. The Cheese in Nederland is just incredible. Nothing like it anywhere it's just really good to eat and is... well it's unexplainable. Fresh meat from the butcher department fresh Everything Everything, is fresh. There is no preservatives in the store, it's just fresh food for your body and I wish we had a store like this here in our town of Belmont Heights California Enjoy Amsterdam! it's a beautiful place. it's a great city, and if you've never been there go visit, and when you do. Go to Albert Heijn and go Crazy! Enjoy the Food & The Beautiful City of Amsterdam and Beyond. Albert Heijn is throughout the Country of the Netherlands. Peace.

Has almost everything I need, very convenient, only a bit more expensive than Museumplien (I've…read morecompared prices). Only open 8am til 8pm (Museumplein open til 10pm) Get an AH "Bonus" card to take advantage of their discounts, or ask them to swipe a store card for you (not sure if they do this; I just got my own AH Bonus card). ALL AH only accept cash and Dutch "chipkaart" (no US credit cards). If you only have a credit card, go to Marqt on Overtoom, not far away on NE side of Vondelpark. I've found AH brand to be of high quality, and especially appreciated the fresh baked breads and glass bottled AH smoothies in the case to the left of dairy in the nook behind the eggs (easy to miss as you breeze through).

I was looking for a grocery store or market open late after albert heijn/ marqt/ ekoplaza had…read moreclosed and this place had exactly what I wanted on a Saturday night- vegan ice cream! Great variety of choices and a couple brands to pick from. The cashiers were also very nice :)

From the owner: Afhaalmaaltijden voor prijzen waarvoor je niet hoeft te gaan koken. Altijd dagvers en uit eigen…read morekeuken. Dagelijkse variëteit aan take-away specialiteiten en altijd een ruime keuze aan stamppotten, pasta's salades, desserts en delicatessen. Naast afhaal avondmaaltijden biedt Kokkes een ruim assortiment aan wijnen; rood, wit, rosé en mousserende wijnen w.o. Champagne. Daarnaast diverse dranken w.o. frisdranken en binnenlandse en buitenlandse bieren. Kokkes biedt ook diverse delicatessen en snacks voor de borrel, kruidenierswaren, diverse levensmiddelen, ijs, zoetwaren en pizza uit de diepvries. Ook kunt u bij Kokkes terecht voor dagelijkse benodigdheden zoals tandpasta, shampoo, wasmiddel en aanverwante artikelen.

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.

This is the first grocery store I visited while in Holland. The prices were amazing. The food…read moreoptions were great. It gave me the opportunity to try local foods in my own private kitchen. Go grocery shopping!

I love Albert Heijn. Coming from the USA, I think it's such an awesome supermarket, with fresh…read morefoods at reasonable prices. This one is located close by where my cousin lives, so walking here is convenient. I went a couple times and it was never crowded. I once asked where hamburger buns were and the lady who was stocking pastries immediately brought me to another section to show me where they were, which was nice. This location is smaller than some of the other ones, and thus doesn't carry as many products, hence the four stars. There is an area right outside with picnic tables, which would be a great place to hang out on a warm night.

This Dirk reopened first week of June and I really like what they've done. The layout is great…read more Notables: - fresh juice machine (yum!) - free coffee and tea machine (ok it's not the best but hey FREE coffee while you shop. i'm not complaining.) - all the heavy item aisles are located next to the checkout area Gone is the bakery that was at the front of the store. Oh well. No biggie.

The usual spot I hit up when I need groceries. It can be a but overwhelming for a new expat because…read morethere's a lot of stuff. I'm usually in there with my iPhone out trying to translate stuff. It's like the safeway of Amsterdam.