Dutch Delicious Bakery & Deli

Such a gorgeous gem! Staff was very friendly and waited while we procrastinated a decision. Excellent pastry, not too sweet, excellent textures. My boyfriend who is german can be abit of a pastry snob, he even loved it.
Hard not to draw comparisons btw this and the duchess bakery down the street. Obviously the décor is much fancier at the duchess, but for the value i would definitely pick this place. I just think its ridiculous to ever pay the duchess prices and wait in line for a limited selection. If you dont care about the appearances the dutch bakery is your place!

Delicious food! Fresh. Friendly people. It’s sort of hidden so unless you know it’s there then it’s not super obvious.

My family & I stop by here often, and it’s always something I look forward to! They have a good selection of Dutch treats (I usually go for the licorice & other candy– I’m an addict– and the honey cake), goods (like soccer jerseys, windmills and wooden clogs), a deli (aged gouda for the win), and a bakery (which makes awesome cakes, fresh bread & buns, rumballs, and cream puffs). They have a café there, though I haven’t tried the coffee (I’m not a huge coffee drinker), but my family has & they think it’s pretty good :) They’ve also got a bunch of Dutch grocery things, though to be honest I’ve never looked at them much, probably cos I’m too busy getting all the candy I can carry: P All the stuff here is really good.
Also, I have to mention the staff here, cos they’re awesome! I’ve never had a bad customer service experience here. The staff are always pleasant and friendly, and once (without going into details) they noticed my sister and I were having a really, really bad day, and so they went out of their way to be extra nice to us. That really stood out to me– to get good customer service is one thing, but to have staff actually be kind to you cos you’re having a horrible day is something you don’t see often, so I feel like it deserves a mention.
So yeah, if you’re looking for a great deli & bakery or want to try some Dutch treats, I’d definitely stop in here. It’s a gem!

Love to indulge in their homemade pastries! I also go there to buy dutch cocoa and sometimes some black licorice. Much candy to choose from.

We had the opportunity to pop in on Friday afternoon and were excited to pick up some favourites. If we had more time, we would have grabbed some of the incredible looking baked goods and sat at the little café tables to enjoy. But we did pick up a few pastries to take with us, along with some frozen treats, licorice and cookies. Oh and cheese! Gouda! And meat!
We love the experience here — the staff were super friendly and, as I love hearing a Dutch accent, made it my happy place.
There are also a lot of gifts (slippers that look like klompen!) on site! We know where we’ll be stopping in for our treats and gifts!
We do wish though that they were open on Sundays but we appreciate that everyone deserves a day off. It’s worth the drive to discover some new favourites.

Altho they have a very limited seating, but it’s a good place to have your afternoon coffee and/​tea that goes soooo well with their homemade pastries and breads and cakes!!!
Feel like home!
They have Dutch products/​groceries from coffees, candies, shampoo etc

I am really kicking myself for not finding this gem sooner! I lived in the neighbourhood for several years and never poked my head in.
These folks have a lot of the traditional Dutch staples for sale in their little shop — including the wooden clogs! If you like the salty Dutch licorice, they have quite the selection. It reminds me a lot of K&K Foodliner, but Dutch instead of German.
It is a bakery AND a deli so they have frozen meals available on the far west wall if you would like to try some Dutch food. I visited in late afternoon on a weekend so there wasn’t much for ready-​made available to buy in the deli.
Dutch Delicious smells AMAZING when you walk in. My mouth immediately started to water.
Even in the afternoon, they still had a great selection of pastries to offer. I went in looking for cinnamon buns, which they were out of but they had other tasty things as well. I chose the chocolate raspberry cake slice and a cinnamon pinwheel.
The chocolate raspberry cake was really good. The raspberry was in the butter-​crème, and I suspect real raspberries are used. I am not a fan of things that are sickly sweet. This cake was just right, not too dense.
The cinnamon pinwheels are a messy affair to eat. You may want to actually use the bag they come in to catch all the crumbs. These are nice and cinnamon-​y and the sugar coating is baked on so you don’t get that everywhere too.
So shame on me for not stopping in while I lived in the neighbourhood! I will certainly be back for more goodies and to try out some of the traditional Dutch foods offered by the deli.

There’s nothing better than the smell of walking into a bakery, and Dutch Delicious doesn’t disappoint.
The bakery offers traditional dutch baking along with standard bakery items. I’ve ordered buns in advance for family functions and have been pleased with their quality.
Part of the store caters to Dutch novelties like wooden shoes, trinkets, candy, snacks and post cards. There are a few tables and chairs available so you can take a load off, have a coffee or beverage and enjoy your goodies.
Dutch Delicious is a must stop at bakery. The staff is friendly and the goods are good!

Mensen, mensen! Wat een traktatie, alles Nederlands … Vers (heerlijk) brood elke dag, en de beste gebakjes van Alberta. En hele vriendelijke mensen. Oh, heb ik de kroketten en bitterballen al genoemd?
Oh yeah! Delicious bread daily, and the best dessert /​pastries in Alberta. And all things Dutch — kroketten, bitterballen. And European deli meat. What a treat!
Very pleasant service, too!
Pas helemaal vernieuwd — Recently renovated

Damn! They put soy in the chocolate from Holland too!
This store is a piece of Holland right here in Edmonton. It’s like a little Dutch grocery store complete with cheese and meat. I couldn’t believe how many imported food items there were. They also had an entire rack of actual pairs of wooden shoes! They even had little keychains with wooden shoes. On the wall were some old black and white photos of windmills.
Aside from the assorted baked goods and such, there was a young Dutch guy working there that made for nice eye candy.