Bookstore "De Waag"

He charged me 20 euros for a large water bottle and two Red Bulls. I wouldn’t have purchased for that price, but prices are listed nowhere. Actually, I still don’t know how much everything costed because I handed him a 20 and he just said thanks and when I asked for my change he said “you’re all set.” It was confusing. I was too jet lagged to deal with it. I would not recommend buying anything at all from here because it seems like the owner will just make up a price.

Amazing people with amazing products. The shopkeeper really gives attention to every customer. They have standard supermarket prices and I feel very welcome here. Very sad they close at 10pm, one time i came a few minutes over 10pm and the door was closed. Unfortunately that has to do with Dutch law for shop closing times, i will be on time next time!!!

Went after 10PM to buy water and the clerk did not even let me go inside and tried to ask for 5€ for each bottle before even showing the water bottles. Would not recommend

0 stars if I could. They force people to buy from their store if you use the public ATM. I would like to add that this place has no price tags. They are making the prices off the top of their head.Be careful they are clearly scammers!!

Stay away! Store owner was friendly. However he sold stamps for post cards at a very high price. After asking, if this is seriously the correct price (he demanded 2,25€ instead of 1€) and asking about the price written on the stamps, he lied and made up the fact that Netherlands doesn't sell cheap stamps for postcards anymore.