"Our story begins in Wormer, The Netherlands back in 1838. We, the Kaskes Family, began a baking tradition that continues through present day now in two countries. The Kaskes Bakery is still flourishing in The Netherlands as are we here at Hillcrest Bakery in the United States". The store has banketstaaf and speculaas, among many other things.

A Dutch theme park, stores, restaurants; you name it -- Holland, Michigan has it all.

Linda Ellis discovered Dutch pannenkoeken after a visit to the Netherlands, and successfully introduced these delicious Dutch pancakes in Chicago in a "Pannehkohken cafe". Primarily focused on breakfast. Also does nice Belgian waffles.

"We are known region-wide for our European style pastries, breads, cookies and cakes made on the premises, German meats and sausages, Dutch and European cheeses, various fine teas, jams, chocolates from all over Europe, and of course Dutch food and Dutch groceries. Since 1968."

Dutch in America.com visited The Dutch Epicure Shop Bakery in January 2010; read our review here.

In the small town of Helen (population 430) you'll find Windmill Dutch Imports. For 27 years the store has provided a great selection of Dutch foods and supplies, including frozen bitterballen and kroketten, as well as paling and other delicateses. It's about 95 miles from Atlanta, close to the border with North Carolina. Open 7 days a week, except Christmas Day. Don't miss the October fest.

Corine's Cafe is run by Corine who originates from the Netherlands. She serves bitterballen, Dutch pancakes and (chicken) kroketten in Mooresville, NC. Nice to combine with a visit to the Ikea in Charlotte for a "European day".

Dutch in America.com visited Corine's Cafe in October 2009; read our review here.

German, Dutch and other influences. Uitsmijter on the breakfast menu, number of dishes with Gouda cheese and Dutch ham, and a broodje herring as an appetizers for dinner.

Authentic Dutch bakery and restaurant on Main Street in Bishop. Erick and Paul are related, but their businesses are not affiliated.

Dutch Bakery in California. Erick and Paul are related, but their businesses are not affiliated.

Third generation Dutch bakery. Their speculaas looks delicious.