Henk's Deli: Netherlands Fans' World Cup Hub

0:00With the FIFA World Cup kicking off in less than two months, Texas businesses are bracing for a massive fan rush and a Dallas staple called Hanks. European Delhi and Black Forest Bakery is set to be ground zero for Netherlands supporters. This family spot, run by siblings carrying on their dad's dream, he came from the Netherlands back in 1959 and revived the place in. 1991 mixes German sausages and Dutch treats on the menu, drawing loyal crowds year round. Fans rave about the killer sandwiches and vibe, and the spots got deep soccer roots, like when Dutch players dropped by after 1994. Quarter final lost to Brazil, right here at the Conbull. Now, with the Netherlands back in Texas for group stage games in Dallas and Houston this June, more than 150,000 locals with Dutch. Heritage are primed to pack the house, and the owners are rigging up 10 TVs, even one outside for watch parties. Expect wild energy from those passionate orange fans, enthusiasm like you've never seen.

1:01As the tournament height builds and everyone gears up to chase, that trophy dream. That wraps El Paso news today brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.