This is Tilburg's famous Albert Heijn XL. One thing you should know that they have food in both the…read moreregular and XL sizes. You can also get a free piece of sushi here if you play your cards right.

Great store. For every budget there are options. Good quality food.read more

What an incredible grocery store! Isle after isle of everything you could possibly dream of... a…read morebakery section, all kinds of meats and cheeses, fresh vegetables, you name it! We visit Utrecht from the U.S. and the place we stay at is super close to Jumbo (yay!!). When we don't feel like going to a restaurant or cooking, we sometimes buy the prepared meals that Jumbo offers. They are so good! I also agree with Leah who sent in a review, that the prices there are GREAT! I will add a couple of photos. :)

I love JUMBO! Everything you want from a grocery store from stocked fresh produce to cheap prices…read more I lived in Utrecht for a few months and I made a trip to JUMBO everyday! The employees were nice and helpful whenever I asked questions ( I'm from the U.S. so I often had a hard time reading the Dutch labels) but they always tried their best to help me find products. The bakery section always had fresh pastries from donuts to baguettes. I also really appreciated the various checkout lanes which made checking out fairly quick. Nothing bad to say about this grocery store with the bright yellow letters :)

AH, as we call this grocery chain in Holland, is an old and established store which orients its…read moreselections towards the more discriminating consumer and home chef. Started by a man who foresaw the possibilities in having a set amount of grocery product ready to pick up, this chain has grown all over the world. This particular store, called the XL version, is larger than most AHs and has a corresponding larger aisles, a larger selection of specialty items, a larger selection of soda, wines and beers, and a larger selection of cheeses and breads. Of course AH carries its own branded items, from frozen to sauces to canned vegetables. If you like, you may skip the lines where you pack and unpack your own groceries (! Yeah, it is not like America where your groceries are bagged for you), by using the hand-held device with which you manually add each item. The fun part is coming on the weekend when they sell fresh "saucijzenbroodjes" or a croissant type of bread with seasoned sausage: a Dutch specialty! Parking is ample (XL version as well :0). Just don't forget your coin for your cart.

From living in Hungary for a few months I had become accustomed to Spar and would shop there for…read moregroceries almost exclusively. Resultantly, when visiting the Netherlands, I had to go to Spar. That being said, my expectations were exceeded. Spar in the Netherlands has so many varieties of high quality tasty food, it's almost overwhelming and hard to decide. Much better than Spar Hungary (though that's greta too). I definitely suggest Spar Netherlands to locals and tourists alike. Prices are reasonable too.