It is a mid-sized Albert Heijn. You'll find here the most things you need, but the assortiment is…read morenot that big unfortunately. It is mostly very full in this Albert Heijn, the pre backed goods are mostly sold out (why they don't bake more times a day? Good question.). The staff here is usually very young and inexperienced. The friendliness is ok.

Whether you're into the whole zero waste thing or not, add Dille Kamille to your list for all sorts…read moreof things to master daily life. They have a wide range of kitchen accessories and utensils, as well as table cloths, decorations, tea & coffee and a selection of bathroom items. Very little plastic, a lot of wood, even the soaps are free of palm oil. I like! Although I'm not 100% sure where all their stuff is coming from, I think it's a good start if you're looking to replace some items or want to go plastic free to begin with. And: they have those bottle cleaning brushes! For reasons that are beyond me I've had such a hard time finding these in conventional stores. Staff is friendly and helpful, and although not cheap, the quality seems to be good, too. I'll probably end up spending a lot of $$ here.

It is a midsize Albert Heijn that was a Jan Linders before. It's a franchise store from Albert…read moreHeijn who is run by the former Jan Linders Staff/People. You find here all the normal stuff that an Albert Heijn has with a few special products that you get before at Jan Linders (some sorts of bread, some cakes, some sausage,...). The staff is young and sometimes inexperienced. The older staff is sometimes a little bit unfriendly - but in general it is ok. The prices are ok and the depth of the sortiment is good. They also have a small Gall & Gall there with a very limited selection of harder drinks.

We found this cute perosnal T-shirt shop in Maastricht. I was attractived by the clean look of the…read moreshop. ( I love basic style with good quality !) All of thier T-shirts are made here in the shop with good fabric. All of their collections are basic, clean and easy to wear. We picked up one simple man's T-shirt for 55 euro, the touch and feel of the T-shirt is nice, and does not feel like something that H&M offers for 19.99 euro. The owner of the shop is actually from Germany, and followed her passion of Design to this cute small town of Masstricht. She's really friendly, and was willing to help to find our best fit of the T-shirt. She didn't try to oversell us of her collections if it doesn't fit well on us, which I apprecited deeply. The price is not cheap, but worth every penny of it. All the clothes are handmade with love here in this adorable shop.

Lena's Shop is a great spot! It is really cozy and you can see the people work on their sewing…read moremachine. Impressing and amazing! The design is very simple, super nice colors and special fit round it up. I tried several dresses and got tips from the designering herself, what an honour :) The price performance was very good as I paid 88 € for a wonderful dress with 95% organic cotton, made in Maastricht. I absolutely recommend this shop to any of you. It provides high quality with great fast to more than fair prices!! Happy to go there again :))

Pretentious and rude! I had a "Pretty Woman" experience in this boutique a couple of weeks ago when…read moremy young daughter and I entered the store and were told that what we were admiring was "very expensive" and please do not touch it. So much for the gitana style! She is still judging people' s pockets by their appearance. Another hypocrite snob who thinks they are Prada. Maastricht yes, Amarna NO!