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2025
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2025
The Holland Burger Café takes us back to the blessed years of Route 66. The building was built by Bab and Kate Holland in 1947. In 1979, Richard Gentry bought the business as a gift for his wife, Emma Jean, who had been a waitress there for several years. The place was naturally renamed Emma Jean's Holland Burger Cafe. We enjoy eating the homemade burgers in this small building still run by the family.
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Members' reviews on EMMA JEAN'S - HOLLAND BURGER CAFE
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Visited in january 2024
Nice find on Route 66! A place with history. Friendly owners. Great food especially after a long drive
Visited in january 2024
This is a California treasure. It's a must stop if you are doing the Route 66 thang. They are only open for breakfast and lunch.
Visited in january 2024
Great good! Burgers are amazing! Staff is super nice! Would come back again.
Visited in january 2024
Had the slap yo momma burger and it slapped. Huge burger very tasty. Small cozy dinner with great folks
Visited in january 2024
Siempre es un placer estar en este lugar ami me encanta toda la comida y las malteadas son excelentes con nieve muy deliciosas ???? ???? ????