Very clean place! Awesome staff. Food was very tasty so was the coffee (Latte). They also offer freshly squeezed orange juice which I thought was great!!! Super recommend read more

De Dutch - Eggs Benedict on English muffin with debacon - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

Very casual breakfast place with a wonderful pancake alternative that is light and delicious. It is heavier than a crape but lighter than a pancake. They have a barista! Slightly limited in selection but it is well worth a try. Also recommend trying their stroop, must be used sparingly incase they forgot to let you know. It's not sweet like traditional Canadian syrup but offers some very rich complimentary flavour. -been stopping in from time to time for years. Will always recommend this place read more

De Dutch - Cute little festive centrepiece - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

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Mmmm pannekeoken so good! First time here today. We got the strawberry+chocolate+whip and I was surprised at how yummy it was. The chocolate looks like sprinkles, but not your average powdery sprinkles. They were real chocolate just in sprinkle form. So yummy! We also got the seasonal cranberry maple French toast. It was ok, not very sweet on its own. We used the left over whip cream from the pannekeoken to top the French toast. Well definitely return for the pannekeokens! read more

De Dutch - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

We had the best server Ashley, she was amazing. Definitely I would strongly recommend as the food is great. Ask for Ashley and she will brighten your day. read more

The food was amazing and the staff are very friendly and knowledgeable about their menu, was a great experience all around. Price is a little higher than expected but left very happy and satisfied read more

We tried DeDutch for the first time a couple of weekends back for Sunday brunch with friends that were in visiting from Saskatchewan. They were staying downtown, and we had heard good things about DeDutch so we decided to give it a try. Parking was atrocious, the main thing that keeps us from coming in from St. Albert to downtown. After circling many times we parked at The Union Bank Inn Impark. I think it was $12 for 2 hours. Ridiculous. The breakfast itself was delicious. Excellent coffee here, and everyone's meals were served fresh, delicious and plentiful. I had The Hash Pannekoeken with sausage and loved it. A tad pricey I thought, but not compared to the parking lol... A great breakfast spot, worth a try. read more

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Visited Edmonton to watch the 2018 Grey Cup and came here for some brunch the morning of. The wait was not too bad, probably about 30min which was amazing considering it was the morning of the Grey Cup and everybody wanted brunch. It was very tight in the waiting area but not bad. Once seated service was quick to greet us and take drink orders. We had the little jug of orange juice which was perfect for 2 people. We tried their savory hash pannekoken (I'm probably misspelling that, sorry lol) which is a traditional Dutch food item that is a cross between a crepe and pancake with some traditional western hash on top and hollandaise sauce. It was really delicious! It wasn't anything fancy but damn it really hit the spot. We followed that up with their peach cobbler french toast with their stroop syrup. It's a kind of Dutch syrup and it's darker and slightly more bitter than maple syrup. And I'm Canadian and will forever defend maple syrup as the best syrup ever but damn if stroop doesn't come real damn close... The French toast was delicious, fluffy, eggy, and just a warm sweet finish to a delicious brunch. The peach was good but nothing outstanding. But the entire package of French toast, peaches, and stroop was such a wonderful experience. Server was busy but still attentive so kudos to her. Overall a 5* experience! We were thoroughly satisfied! read more

I am so happy De Dutch is in Edmonton!! Like many people, I was a fan of De Dutch before it came to our frozen tundra of a Province. Many a time I had stumbled (literally) into the Kelowna location. I had gorged on the phenomenal pannekoeken for years, but so rarely that it had ingrained a deep craving for them oh so often! I have been to Holland and have to say, De Dutch is true to its heritage! So many varieties of sweet or savoury pannekoeken, you never get bored or have the same one twice. The Edmonton location is central, though lacking parking. it is a nice sized room and very inviting. Every time I have been the mimosas are always flowing. It is the kind of place to settle into a breakfast or brunch with friends or family and know you are going to have a great time. This place is 5 stars in my book! But... The fact that on my last visit I walked for 12 minutes in a snow storm (because Rice Howard Way was blocked off for construction) and I had to pay $14 for parking, made me have to drop it a star. When all the crazy Jasper Ave construction is over, and they find a lot to validate in, then I will bump it up to 5! read more

De Dutch - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

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The restaurant is located in a heavily under construction area, so it is kind of hard to find a parking spot near it. The decoration is perfect and it reminds you of the heritage of the food concept in a very fun way. We had the Canadian Pannekoek and the farmers Pannekoek. The bacon and sausage is fantastic, However, the poached egg were made using a cheat technique and did not have the wow factor of cutting through a soft poached egg. Also the tomato's were tasteless and bland. On the positive side, I really enjoyed the hash brown. For sure a great addition to Edmonton Breakfast scene but for me it was nothing special, the oversize thin pancake is very entertaining but no exceptional taste. read more

De Dutch - Farmer pannakoek with sunny side up - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

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100% would definitely give this a 5 star and 100% you will find me there again. The Hubba Hubby and I popped in there last Saturday and from start to finish, we had a great experience. We actually ate out at five different restaurants over our 4 day Canada Day long weekend, and this was by far the best experience. The food highlight of the weekend! The service was nice and attentive, the atmosphere in there was laid back and comfortable, and the food was perfect. We shared a savory pannekoeken, as well as the lunch plate that included a salad, fries with mayo (the only way to eat fries!), garlic bread (sooo good) and what the Hubba Hubby stated were "the best croquettes he's ever had". They were so good - the only ones that I've had that compare are when I got croquettes out of this super cool vending wall when I was 13 and in Holland with my sister. In fact, we've had two conversations, my sister and I, about how good these De Dutch croquettes were and how jealous she is that there isn't currently a De Dutch in Winnipeg. So if you're reading this and you don't know what croquettes are - I'd love to go with you on your experience to share with you my new happy place. read more

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It's okay, but definitely no where near the best place for breakfast in Edmonton. There are lots of great options on the menu, and everything comes out good. IMO it's similar to Cora's... A quality chain, but nothing stands out. Priced better than Cora's I think. I will say I found the hashbrowns to be greasy. I won't rush back, but it I'm starving for breakfast and in the area, it can hit the spot. read more

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I stopped by De Dutch the other day, because I was downtown for school and I figured why not. I've been to The Netherlands, but only really briefly, and I've never had a pannekoeken before, which is essentially a giant pancake. Pancakes of any size = deliciousness. De Dutch serves breakfast and lunch type foods (I think they're only open until 3pm). The inside of the restaurant is bright and cheery, lot's of orange, very Dutch. There are a lot of pannekoeken combinations to try, more than I'd thought. A nice assortment of sweet and savoury combinations. I kept looking at the apple and Debacon one because it came with stroop. I didn't know what that was, but I always like trying something new. The waitress told me that stroop is basically a type of syrup that's like molasses and not so much like the maple syrups we're used to. She was nice enough to say that not everyone loves it, and suggest that I just sample a little bit, rather than slather a lot on at once. The pannekoeken was huge, and a bit thinner than a regular than a regular pancake, although not nearly as thin as a French crepe. It had this light, spongey texture to it, really good. The pannekoeken came with sliced apples, cooked onions, and DeBakon, which was like a ham. The stroop was quite different than maple syrup, very rich and molassesy but I really liked it on my pannekoeken. It wasn't too sweet, and added to the apple, bacon and onion flavours. I actually even tried a bite with the regular syrup, but went back to the stroop. It wouldn't be good for every type of pancake, but for this savoury and sweet one it was perfect. The serving size of the pannekoeken is ridiculously huge. Definitely no need to order an extra side of anything if you get this. The rest of the menu looked really good too. Service was friendly, and my order came out quite quickly. A nice spot for breakfast or a working lunch downtown. read more

I rather like the variety of breakfast and lunch foods available here. This place is wonderful for brunch and it's never quite as busy as some of the other brunch venues in town and the food quality is really quite good. I'm a rather big fan of the dutch pancakes, especially the savoury ones. At around 15 dollars most meals are pretty reasonably priced as well. When visiting here, I've had good service from the servers. The restaurant is clean and bright and the restrooms are clean and spacious as well. I like how there is a room for if you need a bit more space for your group. Conveniently located for downtown folks, it is close to Central LRT station and right on Jasper Avenue. read more

Awesome little restaurant on Jasper Street in Downtown Edmonton. Literally came here 3x in 2 days so I feel like I have a good hold on this place. The outside is unassuming and could pass off as a bank, but the inside is modern, with bright citrus colors and maps of the Netherlands. I don't even want to compare it to Denny's, but it almost reminded me of it in a far classier, almost incomparable way. My fave was the smoked salmon grilled brie cheese sandwich with tomato bisque soup. Oh, and a packet of crackers. The tomato bisque soup was on par! Could have been a bit hotter in temperature, but my only other complaint is that I wish it came in a bigger bowl. It my first time having a grilled cheese sandwich with brie, and it was amazing. It makes the sandwich much creamier with a subtle cheesy taste. The smoked salmon almost tasted like small pieces of soft, cooked salmon with a texture similar to shredded chicken. It was by far my fave meal from De Dutch. My other fave was the BC beni (short for benedict) with smoked salmon. (Starting to see a smoked salmon trend?) The smoked salmon was much deeper in color than I am used to, but it tasted subtle and minimally fishy which I enjoyed. I should also mention that instead of an English muffin, the benedict was served on two pieces of rusk, which is a crispier, twice-baked bread or biscuit. The texture just seemed crispier than usual but not hard at all, which I actually enjoyed. It comes with a side of potatoes, which were tiny little cubes of deliciousness, just difficult to get with a fork. You can opt for either a bowl of salad or fruit. Unfortunately, they ran out of food when we went in the AM that day, so I had to settle for salad. Still good though. read more

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Very good Dutch pancakes. The only complain is don't know where to park. I ended up parking pretty far away... read more

De Dutch - Peach pancake - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

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Had the chorizo breakfast bowl an I enjoyed all of it, got sauce on the side because it tryna watch my figure. Looks like a small bowl of food but it fills you up. Jus needed s little Salt an pepper an the breakfast bowl had no chance. read more

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My favourite meal of the day has and always will be breakfast. I love breakfast. Period, end of discussion. De Dutch feeds my breakfast addiction quite nicely. I'm picky when it comes to breakfast places because I don't like eggs that have been over or under cooked or anything that has been cooked in large quantities of oil/grease. Breakfast is sacred. I vow to only eat breakfast foods at breakfast... eggs, ham, pancakes, crepes, french toast, coffee, fruit, oatmeal.... etc. I will never be a person who can eat dinner foods at breakfast, it's just not my thing. I've been waiting to go to De Dutch ever since the summer when a co-worker mentioned it to me. A Dutch Pancake house... sounded amazing to me... and she was right! I had an amazing breakfast complete with hollandaise sauce, tomato, eggs and ham, it was so good, but I couldn't finish it all. I was also impressed with the coffee. Usually coffee is terrible at breakfast places but ladies and gentlemen De Dutch has good coffee. The menu is incredible... so much to chose from, I can't wait to go back and try more. De Dutch is crazy busy so get their early, but the service is good and the food comes out fast so you shouldn't be waiting too long for a table! If I could only eat one meal for the rest of my life it would be breakfast. And if all of a sudden my kitchen burned down I would go to De Dutch for the majority of my breakfasts. Yum! read more

Inviting interior and friendly staff. The menu is huge and filled with delicious-sounding items. Both times I have gone, I have opted for a sweet variation of their famous pannakoeken. The pannakoeken are something of a pancake-crepe hybrid and taste great, whether loaded with savoury or sweet toppings. Standard breakfast options (e.g eggs Benedict and omelettes) are offered in addition to more typically "Dutch" items. The coffee here is a cut above run-of-the-mill diner coffee. De Dutch offers up a solid brunch. It's definitely a nice addition to Edmonton's dining scene. Be prepared for a long line-up on Sundays. read more

De Dutch - Strawberry and banana pannakoek. - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

The food here was delicious! Good atmosphere and great staff. The wait time was a little long but it was Sunday brunch. Overall I would definitely recommend! read more

De Dutch - Chorizo avacodo bowl - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

I have said it before and I'll say it again, I LOVE BREAKFAST. Breakfast here is great. I'll warn you though, if you don't make a reservation you'll likely be in for a long wait. The lineup extends out the door for quite some time as people don't eat particularly quickly here. The first time I was here my dining companion and I each tried one of the big dutch waffles that this place is famous for, the pannekoeken. One of us got sweet (peach melba), the other got savoury (perogy) and then we halfed them and shared them so we could each experience some of each. It was hard to decide which was better because they were both fantastic, and huge. This time, with the same companion, we ordered our own dishes (my date is pregnant and didn't feel like sharing... as she'll be sharing everything with her baby soon enough, I obliged). She ordered the granola pannekoeken and said it was delish, I decided to go for the Hawaiian French Toast and add sausage. My portion size was absolutely insane, I could only manage to take down about half of it. Service was quick and polite and we were seated right by the window. It was unfortunately chilly that day but you can't beat the people watching on Jasper Avenue. Parking can be a crapshoot downtown but we all know that by now. If you want your usual pancake breakfast with a twist you won't be disappointed here. read more

De Dutch - Hawaiian French Toast with sausage on the side. - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

We decided to stop in here for breakfast Saturday after attending the Keith Urban concert at Rogers Place the night before, and we were not disappointed! The only downside is the wait time. By the time that we left the lineup was outside the door and didn't seem to be getting any smaller. We were here for breakfast but a quick glance through the rest of the menu showed that they offer a variety of meal choices. I had the shrimp and avocado eggs benny with hash browns and a side of fresh fruit. Now I'll say this about every breakfast restaurant that offers fresh fruit, I wish that we could pick the fruits we want! Obviously, I didn't put this in my rating of the restaurant because I'm just a picky eater and don't like melons and pineapples. I did like the grapes, strawberries and oranges that were in it though. Looking at the menu we did find it a bit pricey so be prepared. I never would have thought to have shrimp and avocado as a combination on an eggs benedict but I will definitely be back to have it again! read more

De Dutch - Avocado and shrimp eggs Benny with hash browns and fresh fruit - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

Good place to eat breakfast or brunch. Very unique. Boer's Omelette highly recommended! -----31 Mar, 2014----- One of the best place to eat brunch. Recommended. read more

De Dutch - Boer's Dutch Omelette - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

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I was running late and so happy the kind waitress let me in 5 minutes before closing. I had my favorite bacon and eggs, with fresh fruit. Always perfect. Great coffee. It always makes my day to stop here. read more

Highly recommend this establishment. I ordered a large take out breakfast order. It was ready on time and the staff were extremely cordial and helpful. My wife and I dined inside the following week. Large portions, delicious food and excellent customer service. read more

Service was great, the food was pretty run of the mill. I had the hash with eggs and sausage. I was told it was coming with a sausage patty, but it was all chopped up inside and I couldn't really find it. My dining companions were entirely too hungover to figure out the menu - but we all struggled through. Overall not the best breakfast I've ever encountered, but it'll get the job done and the service was fantastic. read more

Almost three weeks ago, our city of Edmonton added a new breakfast spot to its repertoire: De Dutch. A franchise based in Vancouver, the downtown location is the first outside of BC, and brought the excitement to breakfast and brunch lovers to the tune of when Montreal's Cora's first came to us. Not only does De Dutch have the usual breakfast and brunch fare, they are known for their Dutch pancakes, or pannenkoek. My first experience with such a dish was in Calgary just last month even though I had visited Amsterdam a few years prior. I'm not a big breakfast/brunch eater although occasionally I'll get the cravings for a heartier meal. To start off December right, I had a particular urge to go see the Festival of Trees at the Shaw Conference. What better way than to wake up, grab some breakfast, and start holiday cheer! Joe and I arrived at noon last Saturday, along with all the other late brunchers. The tables were packed, lots of families and children. The front room had a nice mural to bicycles, Amsterdam's choice of transportation. There were a couple of groups ahead of us and by the time we were up front for the next table, at least five other parties arrived after us. The hostess at the front seemed quite busy and never asked anybody for names or number in their party... quite odd seeing that an organizational log was up at the front for it. Either she is skilled at remembering which party came first and how many to the party or heavily relied on the patron's honor system. We were seated by 12:30pm, no complaints for either of us since nobody actually told us how long the wait would be. In the back room, the warm decor continued throughout. Maps of major cities in Netherlands, clocks, peep holes to the back kitchen, and a warm fireplace were the most noteworthy. The menu is extensive, something for everyone: regular breakfast fare (ie. eggs, ham, bacon, toast), their pannenkoek (both savory and sweet), sandwiches and burgers. Always wanting to try the specialty (why wouldn't you?), Joe and I both ordered a pannenkoek each. I had the "Boer's" or "Farmer's" pannenkoek: the thin pancake topped with hash browns, ham, DeBakon (pork cottage roll, not bacon!), Bratwurst sausage, eggs, and Hollandaise. Yuuuummy! Also, I added slices of Edam cheese to top it off. I'll admit that I could only eat half of my dish but it was well done. The pancake itself was quite different from the one we had in Calgary, being lighter and fluffier and not as salty. It was a lot easier to eat and I prefer this than the house 300km south of us. The Hollandaise was a nice touch, as it came in a small side dish which you could pour on top or dip your bites into. The hash browns were a little under seasoned although apparently it's also their specialty. Joe ordered the "Amsterkoek", eggs, Edam, ham, Hollandaise, and a tomato garnish. Finishing the whole meal, he seemed happy with his choice and enjoyed my Bratwurst sausage as an added protein. He did comment that the dishes should have some sort of fruit garnish though to balance them out. Too much fruit though and you're diving into Cora's terrritory! Although it took another half hour for our dishes to arrive, making the total wait time one hour, I thought it was worth the wait. If you were really in a rush, then I highly suggest making your breakfast in your own kitchen. Otherwise, I think most people know to expect a wait a reasonable amount of time for breakfast or brunch on a Saturday morning. Once seated, our server was quick to get our coffees and our orders and if you look through the peep holes, you can clearly see the kitchen in a frenzy, pushing out pannenkoek after pannenkoek. I would come here again a few more times to try different dishes, especially if I'm in the downtown area and walking from Joe's place. Not sure where everybody else parks and there's unfortunately construction in the area right now which makes the location less than desirable for families with children. All in all though, good eats! read more

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Amazingly good like usual. Wow I love the hash and cheese eggs bene. The standards leave everyone in the dust. read more

De Dutch - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

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Honestly like going to Dennny's - not sure why this place is so hyped up. It was a classic diner style from the 70's and the prices don't match what you get. A good judge of a brunch spots capabilities is to order the scrambled eggs. It's a basic dish that anyone can make but the elite places can master. Unfortunately this place failed the test and it tasted like regular powdered scrambled eggs you can get from anywhere but over priced. All in all, not recommended as a spot to go to. read more

This is a very good place to have breakfast or brunch. Their menu is very fun, the place is clean, the staff really knows their stuff. Only two things to worry about: the parking absolutely sucks and the place is pretty expensive. I'd go here if you're more interested in the experience and not the cost. :) read more

De Dutch - Such a good breakfast. - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

They always taste good. I've be coming here for many years and they never disappoint. All their food hits the spot right. Make sure and get the strawberry banana is sooooo good. read more

De Dutch - Yummy yummy yummy - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

The sweet pancakes are good but the seafood eggs Benny's are below average. Cheap ingredients and reheated potatoes. The salad remembered better days. I'm sorry but there's no excuse to serve salad leaves that are not fresh. read more

De Dutch - Old salad leaves - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

The place was packed and our party of 2 had to wait 30 minutes for seats and then 10 Min for coffee. We actually had to remind the waitress to bring our coffee order as it took so long. The omelette was very filling and coffee and omelette will run you $20. Service not great, food was okay. read more

Great!! First time visit in Edmonton. Usually eat at Vancouver De Dutch. Awesome as usual. Great service, coffee and water were constantly refilled. Ordered Pannekoeken 1/2 Bennie, 1/2 Perogie. YUMMMM Saturday 12:00 visit, waited 5 minutes, sat and ordered, eating in 20 minutes. Best brunch ever!! read more

This was a great find through yelp. Wanted to try a new place for breakfast. This big flat pancake things are great with syrup. And the traditional breakfast was good too. Staff was friendly and the place was cheerfully decorated. read more

The grilled chicken, brie, and pear sandwich on lightly toasted sourdough is fantastic! The sandwich comes with a selection of soup or salads, but I chose the home made kettle chips and dip. It was a great compliment to the sandwich. The first bite is an explosion of melted Brie and juicy grilled chicken with just a hint of pear texture and gentle sweet aftertaste. I can't wait to recreate this at home! read more

The menu looks amazing!! I can't wait to get back to try a few different things, everything looks very appealing,delicious and appetizing! I'll definitely post pictures when I go. read more

Quite the nice brunch experience here. We had the same server twice in a row (Maegan) and she was really professional, attentive, and personable. The food was good every single time. The ambience is great as well. read more

I am from mexico and I could be happier to find this delish place !! From a great regular coffee to the amazing dutch pancakes !! The banana walnut and maple syrup are the best!! Excellent service , nice and modern place !! read more

De Dutch - The walnut banana and maple syrup absolutly delicious!!! - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

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I had breakfast here twice and both times had the Canadian - two over easy eggs, two slices of ham and tomatoes over the large Dutch pancake, reminds me of French crepes but not crispy and has a slightly and very slight chewy texture, with maple syrup. The service on the first day was great, second day it was meh, each time a different waitress. This makes the difference for me, tipping 12% vs 20%. The place is really nice inside and you can sit on the front section or back section and I sat in both. They have a lunch menu as well but I haven't tried it for lunch. Breakfast items look really good. Price range a bit on the high side. read more

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OMG. I LOVE THIS PLACE. Whatever flavour of pannekoeken you choose you will not be disappointed! My fave is the strawberry with whipped cream. read more