Nice IKEA. Better than average. I mean. It's an IKEA. This feels almost as obvious as reviewing a…read moreMcDonald's. What is there to say? Well the layout is standard, but unlike some other Ikeas I've been trapped in for months this one has the shortcuts well marked. The staff are friendly, mostly speaking fluent English. The restaurant is cheap and cheerful. The hotdogs on the way out are my favourite BUT the condiments seem to be constantly missing.

I love Ikea and this one is brilliant! They have everything you need and a great staff which…read morespeaks fluent English that are more than happy to help you get everything you need. They have good food for reasonable prices in their cafe area too.

A friend and I went to Vindingrijk today since they "opened" a new retro games section…read more First of all, the staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. My friend bought a PS2, but it was packed with a PS1 controller. Without any issue the staff member helped my friend get his PS2 controller and even allowed him to test the console in the store. The store itself is large and open, and well layed out. Upon entering, you immediately get a good overview of the whole store. Comparing the prices to other stores, they are very reasonable. I've been to other charity stores where they often still put rather large price tags on items like furniture. Here at Vindingrijk there's prices you would expect for the furniture they offer. The only downside is that they advertised a lot with vintage fashion, but I found none to little clothing that would fit in the 'vintage' section. Most of the clothing they sold were things that, honestly, no one would want anymore. The plus side is that they did have fitting rooms (you don't see that too often in these types of stores).