Nice Dutch grocery store, very bright and well layed out.. Located all throughout the city, they…read moreoffer great prices on a wide variety of goods. Some locations offer fresh made foods. Go to the bakery section and try some of the great fresh baked goods. The chocolate croissant is delicious, and can you believe you can get 4 donuts for EUR0.50! They now offer self check out lanes to save time. Note you wil need to scan your receipt to leave. Tip: Bring your bottles back here to get a credit for recycling.

Love shopping at local grocery stores…read more Albert Heijn is the largest supermarket chain in The Netherlands. It was founded in 1887 when Albert Heijn bought a grocery story from his father Jan. Great to pick up a snack or some farm fresh cheese.

For some reason I like this one the best. They had this sandwich that I've been trying to find…read moreagain and again and it is either they don't make it or they sell out quick. Last time I went to get this sandwich, it was almost sold out! But I like that there are places to sit and enjoy your meal. The service here are nice. Straight to the point!

We used this market often while staying at our Bnb. We liked the great variety of foods offered…read moreand the very fresh salads. I loved the orange juice I was able to squeeze in the store- so good. I had the most amazing salad for only 5eu.

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.

Stopped at this large supermarket to pick up an inexpensive dinner and to check to see if they have…read morethe freshly squeezed orange juice like they have at the Lidl markets in Portugal and Spain and they do!! A deliciously fresh bottle of juice for under 3 euros! You put your bottle under the spout, push the button, and watch as your fresh juice is squeezed into your bottle. The juice is fantastic and you can taste the freshness of it. The oranges are just sweet enough and it's so wonderful to know it's all juice with no additives. The bottle is about 6 oz., but you can also purchase a larger bottle (can't remember the cost). There's no way you can get a bottle of fresh OJ in the states for this little bit of money! The food they carry seems to be pretty much on the healthy side. They have ready made meals you can get for a quick dinner. There are also the regular grocery items for those looking for more. Lots of different ready made salads, a meat market, fresh veggies, a fish/seafood section, and a bakery are also here. Their offerings are extensive and it's a great place to pop in for a quick meal or snack item. I got a container of soup and a margarita focaccia at the bakery that our nice hotel clerk reheated for me. Great for a quick and inexpensive meal! Sorry, no pictures!

Got all the fixins I needed to for breakfast here, breads, ham, cheese, yogurt and fruit…read more Everything was delicious with almost too many options despite being such a small store.

A very small, AH and it's located upstairs on the second floor of this office/residential building…read more It is convenient because it is full sized AH. The one inside the Centraal station doesn't offer the same kind of selection like this branch. They have a wide variety of options for veggies, milk/yogurt, alcohol, and general products. They take cash (which is vital because so many places now in Amsterdam are credit card only). Definitely bookmark this place for your grocery runs when you are in the city.

Albert Hejin is a common supermarket chain in Amsterdam. I went to four different locations and…read morefound them to be convenient for simple meals and basic home cooking, and was pleasantly surprised by the breadth of product carried in some stores. This particular location is located on the corner of Nieuwe Vijzelgracht and Weteringshans, right outside the Vijzelgracht metro station and about a block from the Heineken Experience. Walking in, the entry to the shopping aisles is on the right, they carry all the regular items you'd find in a larger grocery, sauces and condiments, grains and noodles, produce, meat, fish and dairy, refrigerated and frozen food, drinks (alcoholic and non), and prepared foods, candies and snacks, a smaller section of household products like kitchen and bath items, cleaning products. Prices seemed pretty reasonable for the neighborhood though certain items were definitely higher than what you can find outside the city center. I ended up picking up a couple beers here for to enjoy in the evening after walking around all day. They carried some local brewers (aside from Heineken) which was great. In-person or self-check out lanes were available. Cash or card accepted. Like most locations of this supermarket you need to scan your receipt at the exit so the gate opens.

A very good grocery store. Convenient and pretty much has everything you would need. Some times…read moreof the day the stock is low, but I really like this chain.

It's a nice grocery store in Amsterdam. It's a little pricey, but they do have good food items.read more

I love this store! It's Convenient and stocked with my favorite goodies!…read more They don't take Visa.

Not as good as the full blown supermarket but in a pinch and if you need a few things it'll do…read more Honestly, my biggest issue was that a lot of things I looked at were either close to expiring or already expired. I don't want to eat stale bread products. In America, I'm not sure what we'd compare this to. It's got a lot to choose from: drinks, donuts, sandwiches, salads, candy, and more. It's a local convenience store, but definitely more of a healthier selection than say a 7-11. You're not buying a churro or anything like that, but you can definitely find a sandwich to-go that might tide you over until your real meal. I thought it was clean. The line was long and moved quickly and the cashiers were friendly. I wasn't a fan of the variety of the products overall, but hey, sometimes you gotta make due.

Just to explain: Albert Heijn to go is a little brother of the bigger supermarket Albert Heijn…read more You'll find them in stations, on busy streets and in the airport. The name "to go" means you can buy things you need as you go. Do not expect to find a full assortment here. Just the basics, including a toothbrush, toilet paper and garbage bags. It's not meant to do your weekly shopping. You really can't buy everything you need AND the prices are much higher. If you need to do big shopping in the center (or if you want to spend less) go to the big Albert Heijn behind the palace on Dam square (Nieuwe Zijdsvoorburgwal). It's just 3 minutes walking. Having said this all, this Albert Heijn to go DOES have a sushi bar. Fresh sushi is being prepared in the middle of the busy center. Whereas I would never recommend to eat anywhere on Damrak (packed with low quality tourist traps) this sushibar is an exception. The sushi is really good and the price as well.

Nice grocery store they with a good selection of items. They do not take American credit cards.read more

This grocery is right in the center of Haarlem and boasts loads and loads of selection. The store…read moreis clean and bright and very well stocked. Saturdays are *very* crowded. If you have the option, go on a weekday morning. You'll avoid the enormous crowds that clog the aisles. The prices seem very reasonable and there are some discount bins to rummage through.