I was in heaven here. If you're looking for Asian spices, foods and snacks then definitely head…read morehere. The prices and selection are great, ranging from Indonesian, Thai, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese - and to my pleasant surprise - Filipino! I held back one star because their vegetables, while good, probably will not have a long shelf life. Doesn't matter... Cooked them right away anyways as I was desperately missing Asian flavors in my diet. Can't wait to go back!

I love buying my flowers here. They have a nice variety of fresh flowers and plants to choose…read morefrom. It is so refreshing when you can grab a bouquet of flowers or lovely plants from your local market. The prices here are so cheap for flowers that I am amazed by the price. Only 12.98 for a big bouquet of flowers, that is unheard of where I come from. Plus Deen is much more organize and bigger, than the average market in Amsterdam.

Deen is the supermarket that I visit quite often just to get my DIY lunch fix. They have a big…read moreselection of all articles and always a very friendly stuff to greet you. Pay a special attention to their Tuesday offers and if you are flower loving person or just want to cheer up your house and garden - to their flower/ plant section.

This Albert Heijn has everything. It's vast and extensive. There is even a sushi chef. The staff…read morewas very accommodating and available for questions. Great beer and wine selection. The Hema has their own entrance from inside the store which is very convenient in this Dutch weather. The location is really nice too!

"Neighborhood market with great prices!"…read more This is by far my favorite supermarket in the area. The prices are WAY better than AH or Dirk. It is small but they carry everything. Everything except a decent piece of fish. But luckily there is a vishandel just around the corner! I only go to the other shops around town if Deen is out of something. Great little place!

What a great market! I went here because the Dirk I usually go to - just around the corner and up…read morethe street - is closed for renovations. So glad I did. Affordable prices. Great selection. Fresh orange juice machine - for just a few cents more than the prepacked orange juice! Great fresh bread. Wide variety of cheeses and fresh flowers. Seems to have a lot of things on discount.

Reliable neighborhood Vomar that just works…read more This Vomar in Watergraafsmeer is one of those supermarkets that quietly does its job really well. Prices are fair, which already puts it ahead of a lot of other options in Amsterdam. I don't leave feeling like my wallet was personally attacked. Big plus for the paid parking lot -- not free, but worth it if you're doing a proper grocery run and don't want to play "find a parking space" for 20 minutes. In and out, done. The selection is solid: good produce, decent bread section, all the everyday basics covered, plus some fun seasonal stuff that somehow ends up in my basket every time. The store is generally clean, organized, and easy to navigate -- no maze-like layout designed to test your patience. Location-wise, it's super convenient for Watergraafsmeer, whether you're walking, biking, or driving. Staff are friendly, and checkout usually moves along pretty quickly (always appreciated when you're hungry and carrying melting ice cream). Could they have more specialty or organic items? Sure. But for normal, no-nonsense grocery shopping, this place delivers. Bottom line: Fair prices, easy parking, good location, and no drama -- which is honestly exactly what I want from a supermarket.

This grocery store was cool because it was down the road from my hostel but other than that I…read morewasn't a big fan. I'm not sure how things go in the Netherlands but the store was very chaotic product wise. There was trash on the shelf's from people opening products to grab one as opposed to the entire batch. I was very confused. The workers (mostly young kids) were not helpful and were more into talking to each other (typical high school workers) like I said I don't know how things work in the Netherlands but I expected their customer service to be a bit better. But prices are chip at this grocery store and it seems to be a local favorite.

I love this broodje place. Super lekker!!! I never would have known this was here from google maps…read morebut didn't look on Yelp. It's near my new office and my colleagues took me here. First of all, it's very affordable. Very Dutch and very tasty. I would have thought it was a tourist trap but not! I don't know what it looked like before corona but probably tables inside. The bread is prefect. They have a large menu but not overwhelming. I get their namesake sandwich after their name. It's chicken with truffles Mayo. Zo lekker. It's simple, affordable yet delicious food like this which reinforces my desire to move to Europe. When things get back to "normal" and you visit here, this is a great place to go. I regret not knowing about this broodje shop many years ago.

It's ok but the quality is pretty bad. Like most off the…read morething I bought where just rotten

I love this supermarket on De Wittenkade street. You can find numerous breads, sauces, pates,…read moredips, cheeses, meats, pre-cut fruits, beer, wine and so much more. This was our go-to place to grab a nice dinner spread when we were too tired to go out to a restaurant for dinner. Dinner for 2 people would end up costing 15 Euros including wine. Besides having a great selection, they are also opened until midnight. Perfect for a late night snack run!

Nuri Genco is one of the leading Turkish markets in the neighborhood. My Dutchman turned me on to…read moreshopping here for fresh vegetables and fruits. I also buy a variety of beans here when I am on a veggie kick. It's a great place to shop for ethnic foods and inexpensive poultry.This market is a great way to explore shopping at Turkish markets in Amsterdam. If you are an expert in shopping or cooking, then you will find all kinds of great prices and interesting produce that you would normally not run across in a list of chain grocery stores. Nuri Genco has a wide selection of grown produce for smart shoppers. I prefer purchasing my fruits here in the summer because I enjoy purchasing a batch of pomegranate, strawberries and blueberries to jump off my healthy summer. Plus all of these fruits are powerful in antioxidants, so I make sure to juice up. Berries and pomegranate is the healthiest fruit you can eat. This market is a true example of Amsterdam's community. The main groups in this area is Dutch, Turkish and Moroccan. So you will find a lot of unique ethnic markets and Dutch cheese, bakeries and pubs in the neighborhood.