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The Dutch Pantry

72 O G Rd, Klemzig SA 5087, Australia

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72 O G Rd, Klemzig SA 5087, Australia

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HoursMonday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Thursday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Saturday: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Sunday: 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About The Dutch Pantry

This Klemzig spot serves authentic Dutch comfort food alongside a packed grocer of imported goods. Regulars stop in for warm, puffy poffertjes dusted in icing sugar with pats of butter, or plates of crispy bitterballen paired with mustard and fries. Amsterdam river murals and vintage Dutch curios set a cozy backdrop while parents relax over a speculaas latte as kids tackle the board games. Before heading out, patrons raid the pantry shelves for hard-to-find salty licorice, appelmoes, and traditional stroopwafels.

  • Authentic Dutch Comforts: Puffy mini pancakes served hot with butter and powdered sugar, alongside crunchy kroketten and bitterballen.
  • Imported Pantry & Goods: Shelves stocked with imported licorice, speculoos, hard-to-find baking ingredients, and cultural homewares.
  • Cozy, Family-Friendly Setting: Amsterdam mural decor, board games, and a dedicated kids play space create an easygoing family stop.

What's On at The Dutch Pantry

Upcoming events, special menus and other reasons to plan a visit.

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Why Visit The Dutch Pantry

Discover authentic Dutch treats, imported pantry goods, and cozy cultural charm in Klemzig.

  • Integrated Dutch Specialty Grocery

    Browse shelves filled with imported European pantry staples, specialty licorice, pearl sugar, poffertjes pans, and cultural souvenirs located directly inside the venue.

    And there is a shop next to the cafe selling lots of Dutch products, including food items: lots of snacks, lollies and can food, and some fridge food items.

    Jiexi Wu
  • Authentic Traditional Dutch Menu

    Dine on classic Dutch snacks and cafe dishes, from fresh poffertjes and bitterballen to kroketten served with authentic condiments and speculaas lattes.

    Kroket & Bitterballan with exactly the fries, mayonnaise and mustard as you would get in Holland.

    Rosie Turnbull
  • Transportive Amsterdam Ambiance

    Step into a transportive space styled with Amsterdam river wall murals, heritage clogs, antique Dutch artifacts, and fragrant potted jasmine trees.

    It truly feels like you’re experiencing a little slice of Amsterdam right here in Adelaide.

    Michael Curnow
  • Rich Cultural Outing

    Enjoy an immersive cultural dining experience where guests can explore Dutch heritage and authentic traditions first-hand.

    This was a wonderful experience to be able to enjoy a little of another culture.

    Sandy Kavanagh
  • Intergenerational Storytelling and Catch-Ups

    Share meaningful meals across generations, sparking rich childhood memories and stories of European travels over coffee, cakes, and treats.

    I visited with my Opa, and we had a wonderful time reminiscing over all the stories he had to share.

    Michael Curnow
  • Welcoming Family and Kid-Friendly Comfort

    Relax while toddlers and children enjoy shareable mini pancakes, dedicated indoor play spaces, and tabletop board games.

    Was great as a mumma to be able to eat indoors and enjoy a meal, while being able to watch my son play close by.

    Becky H

Other favorites

Specialty beverages and traditional baked sweets to complement your visit

  • Dutch hot chocolate

    Popped in with my sister for a coffee and ended up getting a Dutch hot chocolate. It was so good!

    G X
  • Speculaas latte

    great coffee (speculaas latte) a dessert coffee served with a spoonful of Lotus Speculoos and 2 Speculaas biscuits.

    Mike Ng
  • Oliebollen

    The Oliebollen and Appleflappen were absolutely amazing!

    Michael Curnow
  • Iced chocolate

    The chips and iced chocolate were the best I've had for a long time. The iced chocolate was especially good, as the only ice in it was ice cream.

    Elijah Falconer

Beyond the menu

Thoughtful hospitality details that elevate visits to The Dutch Pantry

  • Speculaas Latte with Biscuit Accompaniments

    Guests ordering a speculaas latte receive it garnished with a spoonful of Lotus Speculoos spread alongside two crisp Speculaas biscuits.

  • Dedicated Kids' Play Area

    Families can dine relaxed indoors thanks to a dedicated children's play space situated close to dining tables, keeping young kids entertained.

  • Indoor Heaters and Warm Blankets

    To ensure a cozy and comfortable visit during colder or rainy weather, the venue provides heaters along with warm blankets for diners.

  • Tabletop Board Games for Families

    To keep visiting grandchildren and young kids engaged at the table, the venue provides a selection of board games.

Before you head over

Helpful advice on parking, menu selections, and shopping while visiting

  • Plan Ahead for Limited Front Parking

    There are only about 4 to 5 parking bays directly out front on busy OG Road, so plan to arrive with extra time to find a spot further along if spaces are full.

  • Check Dietary Options in Advance

    The menu is heavily focused on traditional meat kroketten, bitterballen, and rich Dutch comfort food, with only limited vegetarian options reported.

  • Explore the Grocer While Food Cooks

    Save time to browse the attached pantry shop for imported licorice, specialty ingredients, and homewares while your hot food is being freshly prepared.

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