Do you have a craving for Dutch pancakes that can be served sweet or savoury?
If so, then your cravings will soon be satisfied.
The De Dutch Pannekoek House has been confirmed to open beside Mucho Burrito at the Tsawwassen Commons, but a timeline on when it will be open is still up in the air.
In an email with the Optimist this week, Novy Cheema, associate director of real estate for Gracorp Capital Advisors Inc. said, “I don’t have a firm timeline on when De Dutch will be opening.”
Cheema confirmed the restaurant as the newest eatery to confirm and sign a lease at the outdoor mall this summer.
Anchored by Walmart, Canadian Tire, Rona and others, the 100-store mall on Tsawwassen First Nation land was expected to open in October 2016 in conjunction with the adjacent 200-store Tsawwassen Mills, but a slower than anticipated retail market stalled construction.
Once fully complete, Tsawwassen Commons will be a 550,000-square-foot open air shopping centre.
