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Eating in Holland (Michigan)
Eating in Holland (Michigan)
When visiting a town that emphasizes its Dutch heritage, you may naturally wish to sample some Dutch food. Perhaps unfortunately, there aren't a lot of restaurants that capitalize on this interest. The only one with a relatively broad selection of Dutch food is the Hungry Dutchman Cafe in the Dutch Village theme park; be aware, however, that it isn't open year-round, so if you visit outside the tourist season, you may be out of luck.
There are several places in town where you can purchase Dutch confections, including the acquired taste of double-salt (dubbel zoute) licorice.
Piper, 2225 South Shore Drive, ☎ +1 616 335-5866, . Fantastic view of the lake, good food and great service. They even take extra special care of guests with food allergies, very impressive. �
Blue House Bistro, 220 W. 8th Street, ☎ 616-355-1994, . Blue House Bistro is a casual boutique bistro locally owned and operated by award winning Chef Angie K. The restaurant is located on West 8th street in Downtown Holland, Michigan between Kollen Park and The Civic Center. The restaurant has an extensive and innovative menu featuring the best Neo-American Creole Fusion style cuisine in West Michigan. �
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