Deboer Bakkerij North — Restaurant in Holland Charter Township

Located in the charming town of Holland, Michigan, DeBoer Bakkerij is what I call a hidden gem. From the moment we stepped through the doors early in the morning, the place was buzzing with life. It was our first stop on a road trip, and what a delightful beginning it was. The atmosphere at DeBoer Bakkerij is nothing short of nostalgic. It felt like stepping back in time, where every corner of the bakery exuded warmth and tradition. The aroma of fresh bread wafted through the air, instantly enveloping us in a comforting embrace. Despite the early hour, the bakery was packed, a testament to its popularity among locals and travelers alike. The food at DeBoer Bakkerij did not disappoint. I ordered the Avocado Toast breakfast, which came with smashed avocado, pickled red onion, cherry tomatoes, scrambled eggs, crumbled queso fresco, and a sprinkle of everything seasoning on plain toast. The presentation was vibrant, a visual feast that promised an equally delightful taste. With my first bite, I was struck by the creaminess of the avocado, perfectly ripe and seasoned. The pickled red onions added a tangy bite that balanced beautifully with the sweetness of the cherry tomatoes. The scrambled eggs were fluffy and light, while the crumbled queso fresco provided a lovely hint of saltiness. The everything seasoning tied all the flavors together, adding a subtle crunch and depth to each bite. Every element of the dish was packed with flavor, making it an incredibly satisfying meal. I also ordered a glass of orange juice, and let me tell you, it was the best natural squeezed orange juice I have ever tasted. It was refreshingly sweet, with just the right amount of tartness, and it perfectly complemented the hearty avocado toast. DeBoer Bakkerij exceeded all my expectations. The combination of incredible food, welcoming vibes, and the irresistible aroma of freshly baked bread makes it a must-visit spot. I will definitely be coming back the next time I'm in town to explore the rest of their...

Sooo....where to begin. Well my first encounter with Nolani was awesome. She was very attentive. Knowledgeable about the menu and specials for the day. She was very professional and pleasant. The establishment is very inviting. The decor is perfectly fit. They have their own bakery so the rasin toast is special and taste amazing. I ordered Opa's corned beef hash with 4 over medium eggs. Absolutely perfect. Cooked amazing tasted amazing and def not can made or created. This was real hash. During the course of the meal, Nolani made sure to attend to the table making sure that all needs were met. She didn't drop the ball at all. This was my first time visiting, it will definitely not be my last. The chefs in the kitchen in the trenches I thank you. I'm a CDL driver and drive OTR. Fast food has long left my palate. I crave authentic home cooked meals. This experience was definitely one of those moments. Hope you don't ever go commercial because people I know will travel for a taste of home cooked GREATNESS!.

Nolani your skills and service is Greatly appreciated and admired. Hope you go far, as you're naturally pleasant to interact with in your professional setting. This total experience is worth every word written and totally worth the trip... weather you're in the area or have to drive. Thanks again for this fulfilling meal and hospitality. It has set a standard for corned beef hash in my book. Five 🌟 ⭐🌟 ⭐ 🌟. EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW...

I only had time to stop by quickly at 'de Boer's Bakkerij' on my last morning here in Holland, MI. I had read they make and sell authentic Dutch treats. I was hoping to find "gevulde koeken" and "tompoezen" (tompouce), two of my favorite Dutch sweet treats, and I was a bit disappointed they didn't sell those. Maybe they offer different authentic Dutch treats on different days? Or the items I was looking for aren't popular around here. Anyway, I ended up buying "krakelingen" cookies and almond "boterkoek", sweet treats you would likely find in a bakery in the Netherlands. I am a native of the Netherlands (and long-time US resident ) visiting Holland, MI from Pennsylvania with my family. It was nice to find a family business that's still holding on to its Dutch roots in some way. I like that their road sign says "Bakkerij" (bakery) and "Koffee" (koffie in Dutch) and, of course, the last name "de Boer." You can tell they originally hail from the province of Friesland in the Netherlands by the hearts on their sign. They even had Dutch flags up next to their road sign. We didn't see any Dutch flags at Windmill Island Gardens, which purports to be a recreation of a traditional Dutch village. Unfortunately, the days we would've had time in our busy schedule to try out the de Boer's restaurant, they were closed...