Cook and Dine is a kitchenwares shop that carries a small amount of Le Creuset as well as pots,…read morepans, glasses and other kitchen accessories. I loved how open their selection was - they had cute picnic baskets, ice cream scoops, etc as well as Le Creuset spoon rests, although their Le Creuset colors leaned towards the more popular Flame. The service was a bit hands off but the store was fantastic so I would absolutely drop in again, especially if you are a Le Creuset collector.

Just north of the main market at t Zand Markt Square on Saturday mornings, this, in my view, is the…read morebetter place to check out. No clothes, just food, produce, and flowers. Lots of locally grown items, some unique. Definitely worth the effort to see.

Cute boutique consignment store! Dick around. There's lots of good finds here! Found a gorgeous…read morepiece of lace and the cute little dress for my daughter. They have some higher end items behind the counter that are authentic.

Beautifully curated vintage shop with so many treasures. The owner (Madam Mim herself?) also sells…read moresome goods made by hand. Definitely worth visiting!

Shopping Middelburg town centre has every kind of shop you…read morecould wish for. Dedicated shoppers know that shopping is not just about quantity but also about quality. Here again Middelburg scores high marks. In fact, it is one of the three most varied shopping towns in the Netherlands! Shopped till you dropped? Take heart, you just found the ideal excuse to take a break in one of the many small restaurants or pavement cafes. Middelburg town centre is a perfect mix of shops and refreshment venues. The shopping precincts The open air shopping precinct in the famous market square is characterised by the tall, impressive gables of the buildings that house the shops. Their elegant ambience combines with the pavement cafés to create an inviting atmosphere. The shops in the nearby Nieuwe Burg precinct also exude elegance and are where you will find, among other things, the exclusive designer brands for fashion and shoes. The Langeviele shopping precinct is the place to go for small fashion boutiques, designer furniture and gourmet snacks. Just behind Langeviele are Korte Geere, Lange Geere and the Geere Arcade. These are packed with quaint, specialist retailers offering furniture, flowers, kitsch and gifts. The best time of year to admire the Lange Delft is around Christmas when Middelburg's longest shopping street is beautifully lit up. The shops in Lange Delft are mostly branches of nationwide chains. The most surprising shopping streets in Middelburg are the small side streets off Lange Delft. These are Sint Janstraat, Herenstraat and Segeerstraat and are home to many original and exciting, smaller shops. Since 2005 Middelburg has also been home to a retail park outside the town centre on Mortiereboulevard. Here you will find the mega stores with a huge range of products from DIY through flowers and plants, furniture, appliances to every conceivable household item. Markets Middelburg's markets cater to food shoppers seeking fresh fruit, vegetables, cheese and fish, as well as to those in search of bargains or that elusive book to complete their collection. Below you will find a list of markets in Middelburg. Antique and collectables market From mid-June to the end of August, Thursdays from 9.00 to16.00 hours Location: Vismarkt Books and collectables May to mid-October, Mondays from 8.30 to 16.00 hours Location: Markt Fruit and vegetable market Every Saturday from 8.30 to 16.00 hours Location: Markt Flea market Every first Saturday of the month except in January, from 8.00 a.m. Location: Vismarkt Mixed market Thursdays from 8.30 to 16.00 hours Location: Markt Incidental flea markets and night markets are also organised. For more information about these please contact the Tourist Shop. Opening hours Most shops are shut on Monday mornings. Late shopping day is every Thursday and there are a number of extra late shopping days in the run up to Christmas in December. The shops are also open on every first Sunday of the month between 1 and 5 p.m. Supermarkets often have longer opening hours. Mon. 13.00 to 18.00 hours Tues. to Fri. 9.00 to 18.00 hours Thurs. 9.00 to 21.00 hours Sat. 9.00 to17.00 hours

If you're a Christmas lover like me this is a must do. I try to get ornaments from every country I…read morevisit and this was THE PLACE to get that. The ornaments and overall Christmas decor in here is nothing like I've ever seen. I ended up buying a couple of things pictures, the glass tree and snowman tea candle holder. Everything in the store is absolutely gorgeous so you can't go wrong. I think it's a tad pricey, but what do you expect at a higher end Christmas store and in a touristy spot? All of the employees were super kind and offered to help with different selections of ornaments and decor while shopping. I would definitely recommend stopping by if you have the time!

Buyer Beware! We loved the store until all the stuff we bought started falling apart. They honor…read morenothing and don't respond to emails and don' answer calls. Items from street vendors are better quality! They either swapped items with broken or broke them wrapping, then refused to honor. Waste of time and money and they overcharge for everyrhing. They are looking to take tourist money and run! It's polished garbage and nothing more.

Such a unique concept, not a real vintage store but they sell clothes meant to look vintage (1950s).read more

This was totally my jam. Having checked out a few vintage-inspired shops in Netherlands and…read moreBelgium, and having been underwhelmed by those, I loved this one. It was my favorite by far. The shop girl was a doll, and this place had items from Collectif and Irregular Choice. They had a nicely curated selection of wiggle dresses, fuller dresses, crinolines, and some extremely cute novelty prints on knit and cotton dresses. A few pairs of vintage looking shoes, and a couple Irregular Choice more whimsical, undefinable shoes, and quite a number of wallets, a small selection of jewelry. I love how they curated the clothes by color. Also, in favor of this store, the fact that they had a variety of sizes that included up to 2XL, from what I saw, whereas lots of other shops of this genre, which appeared to only carry tiny sizes. Loved this one.

Beautifully designed shop for real word cooks and people who love to have a great dinner party. The…read moreshops selves are so appealing and the prices seemed very reasonable.

If you're looking for some cool rockin' clothes to pick up, this small shop has an excellent…read moreselection! They carry much more than just clothes, but the art and rockabilly design in this shop reminds me so much of Austin in Bruges! Highly recommend checking it out if you're out shopping.