Enjoy the lack of queues here. They used to have one. Now you just get stuck behind the one super slow register and watch 10 other people that were behind you get served. How does this actually make for a good shopping experience??

I love Hema for its versatility, the kind of stuff it keeps for everyone's need. this one is a smaller outlet but not tiny, it still has all the basic stuff and in fact had some good offers going on. The staff was helpful and assisted in making the final decisions.

Love them. They're mainstream for innovative, essential, minimalistic products, partly dictating trends worldwide. And they take credit cards!!!

Decent HEMA location, though not enormous. They sell mostly home goods, but also have some food and drink, clothing, and toys/games. There's a very small amount of DIY stuff. They accept credit cards and contactless.

Went today there with two children. I walked around Hema looking for colouring books, one of the staff was standing and sorting something on a shelf. I walked up to her and politely said "I am sorry to interrupt you, but where can I find colouring books. She looked up with a very annoying face and responded if Dutch "don't you see that I am busy here". What a terrible way to speak to customers, and treat someone like that. She was in her 50-is and with short hair.

Get the rookworst from the counter! Don't waste your calories on the bread, just get more worst ;)

customers not permitted to use the toilet, even though they even have a cafe besides the store. unacceptable that a store like Hema refuses to meet the most basic needs of their clients! Other than that, the products are often designer knock offs / low quality made in china stuff, but OK for some basics.

Ordered something online almost two weeks ago. I received an email that I still had two days to pick it up. When I arrived there they didn’t have it, I ended up buying the product from the store instead after some back and forth. After which the discount that was initially applied to my online order wasn’t applied here.

Hema is Hema. It is one of the few consistent quality retail chains in the Netherlands. Kinda like Target in the USA. This particular location enjoys and suffers from unusually high foot traffic. So during COVID expect to stand in line outside for awhile. This location does a better job than most at maintenance; The store is always clean and, more impressively, the displays and product runs stay organized and intact far more consistently than lower foot traffic stores. I'm not a fan of the checkout area. It is smooshed into a front corner. There are product displays where people ought be standing in line, resulting in caddywampus ques winding through art supply aisles. Sometimes multiple competing lines will form for the same cash register resulting in confusion. I also resent the lack of outdoor seating in the immediate area. Where are we to eat our snoopjes? Could be better. But it could be a lot worse!

Hema is THE place to find nice and cute things for your office, house decor, kids, kitchen or.to make a gift

Helpful and happy staff with a clean and good looking store what has to much to choose from nice coffee ☕ nice baguette cheese 🧀

My Hema around my Place is where you can get almost everything you need to have in a household...next to the famous Albert Cuyp Market 😉

Dutch Store at its best must go,sausage-rookworst-eat it..

Amazing service and great catalogue of products. You can always find what you are looking for foe cheap price and a decent quality

HEMA is a Dutch establishment, that's been running for decades. Plus it's one of my fav stores: it's assortment is quite impressive and broad - from nice warm sausage rolls, office supplies, bedding, cleaning necessities, to coffee percolators. It's comparable to M&S (UK), or Wallmart (on a smaller scale), and the prices are very reasonable. Have some spare time on your hands? Drop by :)

Very good chain of HEMA on the busy Ferdinand Bolstraat in De Pijp, Amsterdam. Great, reasonably priced department store chain with an extensive selection of clothes, food, homewares, cosmetics and more. For me the food is the highlight although I bought some nice leather gloves on sale too. You have to try the rookworst and it is well worth taking a few of the shrink wrapped ones home if you don't live in the Netherlands. They are delicious and worth a visit to any branch of HEMA if for no other reason than to try what can only be described as a gourmet, yet far meatier version of a hot dog, simply served on bread with plenty of mustard! Amazing!

I enjoyed exploring the HEMA store in the vibrant Pijp neighborhood very much. There were many small items that caught my eye as possible souvenirs, including stationary, bed & bath items and colorful small toys. And in the back of the store, a surprisingly good selection of local treats, including fresh-baked croissants and other desserts. There also were many candies and cookies in fancy boxes that I was tempted to buy to bring home to the US. Alas, the one I bought got eaten right away.