Amaizing collection of furnitures and curtains, modern and classic.read more

I like Ikea and I am glad they started to become more environmental and conscious of different…read morecultures. For students it is an affordable solution. Their designers' ingenuity in having hiding places and fitting storage areas into furniture is unlimited. A huge advantage when you live in tiny-room-or-house-Holland. Plus that they come up with good design and make it accessible for people who start out on their own. Yes, most Ikeas carry the same products. When you read their magazines and history, however, you find out that there is a difference in products. I have to admit that back when I started out and got furniture at Ikea, the quality seemed better in my memory -- but I don't mean a 'everything was better in the good ole days'! For example, I have stainless boxes that have lasted over 20 years and crossed oceans. Of course it's a place I recommend.

So apparently Ikeas are the same no matter where you are. I've now been to one here in NL, in…read moreGermany, and various locations in the US. You'll find affordable furniture, a huge parking lot, and several pregnant women since they flock to this place. Oh, and meatballs.

Cozy little café with a selection of excellent coffee, tea and even hot chocolates. The small…read morenumber of tables and the secluded location go along nicely with moderate prices. The inventory has a rustic/rural french atmosphere, and the staff is unobtrusive. A great place for a date, but probably too crowded for extended reading sessions.

Roestbar in Kreuzviertel is packed on weekends, but civilized on a weekday afternoon. The fragrance…read moreof the coffee was so tempting we bought 3 bags to bring home. Take some time to walk around this beautiful neighborhood, too! https://roestbar.com/kaffeehaeuser/