Holland International Market

Debbie Van Dyk

Friendly staff. All the Dutch imported food and gifts I have loved since childhood. I especially love the cumin gouda cheese and the bulk bags of chocolate sprinkles. These are real melt-in-your-mouth Dutch chocolate, not the waxy jimmies you buy at the grocery store.

Ashlie Dao

Been going here since the beginning with the Dutch owners at the other location. Love what the new owner did with this location. So much love went into this. So very nostalgic to visit this little corner to remind me of my childhood.

Inna Terletska

We were specifically interested in eel fillet and we were so happy to find it in this store! The taste is exactly the same as in Amsterdam! We also tried and ordered some eel via a call, and received it next day with a proper wrapping. Thank you, Maria, for doing a great client service as well!

Jared Cohee

NETHERLANDS 🇳🇱 Eat the World Los Angeles review: For those that do not initially recognize the flag of the Netherlands flying in front or who might not have their glasses on to read the small black text high on the facade, this small Bellflower storefront still has a lot of clues as to what lies inside. At the bottom of the windows are tranquil photos of windmills behind fields of beautiful multi-colored tulips and if that is not enough a large circular painting incorporating another windmill, more tulips, and a couple wearing wooden clogs adorns the front. This is definitely the type of place that someone who was visited Holland (or not!) can go to fulfill all their stereotypical impressions of the country. Besides the front, the store is filled with big round blocks of gouda cheese, has a shelf devoted to stroopwafels, another to black licorice, and even a selection of clogs, some wooden and others in house slipper format. But the store is more than that, it caters to as many desires that a Dutch person might be able to acquire here in Los Angeles. The options of candies and cheeses are excellent and include much more than you would find at another European specialty store. But the Dutch presence in LA might be more than you think, enough to warrant the presence of a consulate and amongst other events, an annual party in late April to celebrate the birthday of the king (an official holiday in the Netherlands).