Dutch Treat Canada (Toronto/GTA)

We have been offline for a while, apologies, but we have regained access to our various account and will provide updates during the World Cup. Please contact us via info@dutchtreat.ca (in either Dutch or English)

UPDATE – June 14, 2026

WORLD CUP 2026 : HUP HOLLAND !!!

Game 1: The Netherlands – Japan: Sun. June 14, 4pm EST

Game 2: The Netherlands – Sweden: Sat. June 20, 1pm
Game 3: Tunisia – The Netherlands: Thu. June 25, 7pm

Curaçao:
* Germany – Curaçao: Sun. June 14, 1pm

* Ecuador – Curaçao: Sat. June 20, 8pm
* Curaçao
– Ivory Coast: Thu. June 25, 4pm

 

Watch the games with fellow Dutchies!

*TORONTO: SCHOOL Restaurant w. Dutch Treat

* TORONTO: Hemingways w. Holland House

 * TORONTO: Borrel

TORONTO: Garden Bar & Bodega

* Stay tuned for more locations

 

Dutch Treat has been offline for a long time and we apologize, but we have gain access back to our files, and will be providing more updates during the Soccer World Cup 2026

We know the following venues will be great to watch the game with fellow Dutchies:
Please note: the further the Dutch get in the tournament, the busier venues will be, so always confirm opening hours and access (ticketing? First-come, first-served) beforehand and/or arrive early to get i   

·           School Restaurant, 70 Fraser Ave, Liberty Village
Long time Dutch Treat partner School Restaurant (schooltoronto.com, facebook.com/schoolresto) will of course host another one of their fabulous famed Dutch Soccer Parties!

Bitterballen, War Fries, cold Dutch Bee, and Orange all over.

School celebrates all Dutch, Canadian and Curaçao games.

Tickets at https://resy.com/cities/toronto-on/venues/school

Please note: the Dutch SCHOOL Restaurant events are ticketed only at this time, and selling out quickly!
Due to the expected rain on June 14, outdoor seating is only available if the weather permits, and walk-up only.

·           Hemingway’s, 142 Cumberland St, Yorkville

Our great friends at Holland House (formerly CNBPA) have designated Hemingway’s Restaurant and Bar (www.hemingways.to) as their Holland House. Show up in Orange and cheer loud!

·           Borrel, 1333 Danforth Ave.
Dutch snacks, Dutch beer. Check out www.borrel.ca and on Instagram and Facebook.

·           Garden Bar & Bodega, 1173 Dundas E, Leslieville.
Open for all games – but definitely all Orange on Dutch game days, both on the patio & inside. https://www.instagram.com/gardenbar.to

Other suggestions welcome, members have especially been asking west of Toronto (Burlington/Oakville, Kitchener/Waterloo), as well as north of the city!
Please e-mail info@dutchtreat.ca.
 

 


TABLE OF CONTENTS / INHOUDSOPGAVE

 

1 * Upcoming Dutch Treat events / Eerstvolgende Dutch Treat activiteiten

Please stay tuned – really hoping we can re-start the Dutch Treat Borrels!

 

2*  Upcoming other Dutch-Canadian events / Meer Cana-Nederlandse activiteiten  

Please stay tuned (updated soon)

In the meantime, check out the websites of

·         Holland House (formerly CNBPA)

·         Netherlands Luncheon Club

·         CAANS (Canadian Association for the Advancement of Netherlandic Studies)

 

3 * News / Nieuws   

·                More info to follow – please stay tuned, thanks for the continued patience! 

4 * Dutch Language Education / Nederlandse lessen

·                More info to follow – please stay tuned, thanks for the continued patience!

 5 * Requests and inquiries / Verzoeken en vragen

·                More info to follow – please stay tuned, thanks for the continued patience!

 

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Dutch Treat Canada is a (free) social and cultural organization serving the Dutch-Canadian community in Toronto and the GTA. Over the years, we have organized a number of activities for various people: young and old; families, couples and singles; in and outside the city. We communicate in both Dutch and English.

Dutch Treat has over 1500 members (winter 2021), plus 2900+ more on Facebook (which is not always current, please refer to our e-mail membership) and reaches an estimated 3000+ Dutch-Canadians through its electronic Newsletters.

It goes without saying we celebrate national holidays like Queen's Day, Sinterklaas, and others. Pre-(and hopefully post-) pandemic, we also organized monthly borrels ('drinks', 'pub nights') in the evening (typically on the last Friday of the month) and regular daytime events. We used to have Winter Sports Days, Easter Parties, Picnics, Billiard Evenings, a number of cultural outings and much, much more. In relevant years we try to organize ‘Soccer Parties’ to watch World or Euro Cup matches together - the World Cup Final in 2010 attracted 1000s of enthusiastic fans.

In our regular newsletters we try to keep our members informed, also about activities of other Dutch-Canadian events and activities in Toronto and the GTA. Currently, the membership is free of cost.

If you want information, or are interested in becoming a member (we are Dutch, it is free!), please e-mail info@dutchtreat.ca (and indicate your preference for Dutch or English newsletters!). Feel free to join our Facebook group as well, at https://www.facebook.com/groups/DutchTreatCanada, but please be advised that e-mail and website are our preferred (and more current) means of communication.

Board of Management
Dutch Treat Canada, Toronto/GTA

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Dutch Treat is a client of OYOP.