New De Dutch Opens in Vancouver

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SURREY, B.C. — Coinciding with the company’s 35th anniversary, De Dutch Pannekoek House Restaurants Inc. has opened a new location at 410 West 2nd Avenue (at Yukon Street) in Vancouver.
The restaurant is the second new De Dutch location to open this year and the chain’s first new restaurant to open in Vancouver in 15 years.
“We are so pleased with our newest restaurant,” said Bill Waring, president, De Dutch. “We had been looking for the perfect location on the west side of Vancouver for our award-winning franchisees Alan and Delene George for a long time and we finally found it. We are thrilled.”
Sales for the De Dutch system have grown in B.C. since the franchise was founded in 1975 and, even with the economic challenges of the past year, current franchisees are optimistic of solid growth in the future leading to their increased investment in the franchise. The next, new De Dutch restaurant to enter the system will be located in Columbia Square in New Westminster, B.C. It is scheduled to open next month by new De Dutch franchisees, Marie and Tandrea Jang.
The 35-year old De Dutch franchise has 19 locations in B.C.’s Lower Mainland, Vancouver Island, the Fraser Valley, the Okanagan Valley and Cariboo. While offering dinner at its Strawberry Hill location, De Dutch Pannekoek House specializes in breakfast, brunch and lunch, giving customers a unique blend of European ethnicity in its menu items. The Pannekoek, a 12-inch Dutch-style pancake, is the company’s signature dish and continues to draw loyal customers.
For more information and a current listing of De Dutch locations, visit www.dedutch.com.
SURREY, B.C. — Coinciding with the company’s 35th anniversary, De Dutch Pannekoek House Restaurants Inc. has opened a new location at 410 West 2nd Ave. (at Yukon St.) in Vancouver.

The restaurant is the second new De Dutch location to open this year and the chain’s first new restaurant to open in Vancouver in 15 years.

“We are so pleased with our newest restaurant,” said Bill Waring, president, De Dutch. “We had been looking for the perfect location on the west side of Vancouver for our award-winning franchisees Alan and Delene George for a long time and we finally found it. We are thrilled.”

Sales for the De Dutch system have grown in B.C. since the franchise was founded in 1975 and, even with the economic challenges of the past year, current franchisees are optimistic of solid growth in the future leading to their increased investment in the franchise. The next, new De Dutch restaurant to enter the system will be located in Columbia Square in New Westminster, B.C. It is scheduled to open next month by new De Dutch franchisees, Marie and Tandrea Jang.

The 35-year-old De Dutch chain has 19 locations in B.C.’s Lower Mainland, Vancouver Island, the Fraser Valley, the Okanagan Valley and Cariboo. While offering dinner at its Strawberry Hill location, De Dutch Pannekoek House specializes in breakfast, brunch and lunch, giving customers a unique blend of European ethnicity in its menu items. 

For more information and a current listing of De Dutch locations, visit dedutch.com.

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