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De Dutch specializes in breakfast, brunch and lunch, offering customers a unique blend of European ethnicity in their menu items.
Not my first choice, but is a place where I could go once in awhile. You are really paying anywhere from $7 - $15 for a large but slim type of pancake.....of course you can get alot of things in your pannekoek (ham, bacon, turkey, mushrooms etc......)
Personally for me it didn't fill me up, but then again I have gained so much weight that I don't get full as easily as someone who is slim.
I'd say it's definatly worth a try. I'll be back, but until I get rid of this excess weight I probably wouldn't come here for a meal (but if you are thin, then it might fill you up quickly.....as what happened to me not last time I ate at a De Dutch, but the time before)
This place is way too expensive and the service is weak. You get what looks like alot of food but your breakfast comes with salad. I have been several times and never once had my coffee refilled. The girls who serve here are too busy chatting about there weekend or boyfriends to notice. Dont waste your money there are better breakfast places like 80's or the Lynnwood that are way cheaper and better food
We paid $50 for 3 people including tip for breakfast! I guess the numbers next to the food 10, 11, 12 etc were dollars. Did not find this out till payment time.
The food was ok but not anything that you couldn't get for half the price elsewhere.
Staff were efficient. The place was clean but still seemed a bit of a hole in the wall due to small size.
Used to eat here many years ago when I lived in North Van. Will not be anymore
don't get me wrong - I love the pannecoek restaurants. But why do they always have to be little hole in the walls when they know they can fill a huge location? It's usually what keeps us from going, knowing there's a 30 minute wait before being seated, than another 20 minutes for the food. Coquitlam has the right idea, they've got a HUGE seating area.
Prices have increased a lot in the last few years and it's no a longer a 'great deal'. We've found other places to go to that are just as nice with no huge lineups.
I always enjoy the food here. It is filling but not heavy. It is delicious with a great number of choices on the menu. The only reason I chose such a low number for the ambiance is because this place although very cute is very, very tiny - not very comfortable unless you are a sardine and used to being squished. But they can't help it with this particular location.
I can tell you that the Pannekoeks here are like the ones I had while in Amsterdam. This place is a great place for a brunch if you're hungry and want some good quality volume. The service was just fine and the food was good. Not too much more to it.
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