Dutch market in germantown

[Anonymous]

What food, drink or special things are good to buy from Dutch Market in Germantown? Is their dine in restaurant good?

[Anonymous]

Everything is great.

My favorite - I buy all my poultry and meats from them.

Love their pretzels - sausage and cheese, ham and cheese etc.

Lovely BBQ chicken, ribs, cornish hens with fries and coleslaw.

Their fresh squeezed orange juice is mind blowing. Expensive but mind blowing

They have these huge pig roast in the parking at times and they are awesome.

Bakery is great. I love these cheese, cheesecake and spreads.

Actually, most everything is awesome. All depends on what you want to eat??

[Anonymous]

Cheeses are great. Baked goods are terrible. They are pretty much grocery store mass market quality made with crisco.

[Anonymous]

The stuffed pretzels are the best!

The bakery is really good too. Once I had a maple donut that was amazing.

[Anonymous]

I really like the pretzels, donuts and the potato wedges (in the back by the chicken, in a case).

[Anonymous]

I know people who swear by the fried chicken. I like the donuts and pretzels.

[Anonymous]

Sausage & cooper pretzel is the best thing to eat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Cheeses are great. Baked goods are terrible. They are pretty much grocery store mass market quality made with crisco.

The entire place is just grocery store -- even produce. They probably get it at Giant.

The only thing special is the dough-covered hotdogs.

[Anonymous]

The baked oatmeal at the restaurant is awesome.

[Anonymous]

Fried chicken and potato wedges!

[Anonymous]

Is this the one in a strip mall?

[Anonymous]

Shockingly overpriced.

I would get shoo-fly pie if I found it though

[Anonymous]

Everything is great. I go there every Saturday morning.

[Anonymous]

yogurt, pretzels, fried chicken, donuts, cheese spread, flowers, bones for my dog,

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Cheeses are great. Baked goods are terrible. They are pretty much grocery store mass market quality made with crisco.

The entire place is just grocery store -- even produce. They probably get it at Giant.

The only thing special is the dough-covered hotdogs.

The Amish are farmers who sell to wholesalers who then sell to grocery stores. The dutch market is just direct to consumer with even more markup