I like this place. Its a decent supermarket. Good produce and selection of the necessities. I wish…read morethey carried more organic produce. Their prices are in line in Albert Heijn. If im near by and I need something, id go here, but I wouldnt go out of my way.

Reasonable prices, even though their inventory isn't that big. The size of the store is…read moreconsiderably large for a Hema. Their food section is the best in store. For example smoked salmon, and bakery items are way better than your regular grocery store.

Most Hemas carry the same merchandise, but I really like the locations the also offer a snack bar…read more The Hema hot day and broodje worst are delicious! And you really can't beat ice cream cone for ¢50! Hema always has good deals on random knick knacks. Love this store!

Its kinda like a Target. They sell a variety of things that you may need at prices that you can…read moreafford. Most of it is of ok quality.

Nice Albert Heijn To Go location inside the trein station. Very well organized and a lot of space…read moreto "distance" - thus the 5 stars. Enthusiastic people working there. Very helpful and friendly. Lots of beer to select from too! Most of these stores are the same but this seems brand new.

I have always been a fan of the Blokker. They carry good quality items and are reasonably priced…read more The reason for the 3 stars is the lack of air conditioning on warm days and lack of stock. I was looking for a few items but quickly gave up since the better quality names were out of stock and I couldn't even continue searching the store because I was sweating. It was stuffy and humid inside and it wasn't that warm out. I recommend they invest in a fan or something because I'm sure warmer days are ahead. I did appreciate that they remained open on a holiday. I admire that. Especially when they are so close to camping areas.

I adore this shop so much. I am so disappointed that they don't have one in Amsterdam. I am…read moreseriously a big fan of Intens in Deventer. We stopped in here to check out a few of their lamps for the house. There were so many things that I wanted to take back to our house. Intens is a lovely small furniture shop in the historical centre of Deventer. A wonderful city (village feeling) worth visiting! Intens inventory is primarily cabinets, accessories, tables, mirrors, shutters,doors and jewellery. Intens has a multitude of homeware accessories to create a cozy and delightful home.

I really like the Hema stores because they have a little bit of everything. They somewhat remind me…read moreof Target stores in the US since I always go there with the intention of buying one thing, and leave with a cart full of other stuff. The prices are affordable and I usually find what I need, be it a new notebook or a panini press.

This mom-and-pop store has everything grocery, from fresh herbs, just baked breads and rolls, to…read moreorganic vegetables to great (frozen) desserts! As a resident of Otterlo I recommend this store because it is not too big, yet it enjoys all the amenities if you want to do more serious cooking while on vacation. The store was expanded a few years ago and the fresh bakery has been a total delight. When you walk in, the scent of wonderful Dutch bread already tickles your nose. And their vegetable department has plenty to choose from, including several organic versions. In that vegetable section you can squeeze your own bottle of fresh orange juice, (I totally recommend doing that!) while you watch the oranges drop by, in a special machine -- different size bottles are available and priced accordingly. Watch out for the Dutch candy section at the end, before you get to the cashier's line! You will be tempted by the amazing selection of chocolates, sweets and sours, and especially the "drop", or salty/sweet Dutch liquorice. I am already training my grandchildren to enjoy this treat; but don't tell their parents . And oh, that does not include the cookie section because that is located, across from fresh cut flowers, when you enter the store. And if you know that at the end of the workday, around 5ish, lots of ready-to-be-outdated supplies go on sale, then you have savings included as well. Parking is tough but free, sorry but our Main Street (=Dorpsstraat) is small, European size, with real cobbles. I take my bike -- that solves that problem!