The 50 best places to go out in The Hague

The pace is very nice with comfortable outdoor sittings. Menu is rich and everyone can find something suitable and good. Presentation of dishes are ok. The only thing would be the service. The guy serving us was not cheerful, nor enjoying or smiling, and really suitable for service and hospitality I would say. We are on holidays and saw most of people smiling, welcoming, but not today with this service man.

Fine place to sit and enjoy view of people walking outside like doing ramp walks lol. Toilets are not so clean and there was no paper there also.

We stopped by with a friend to enjoy a few beers and asked for some tap water. The waiter informed us that since we hadn’t ordered food, they couldn’t serve us water. I found that quite strange — we were still paying guests, after all. When I politely asked for an explanation, the waiter responded rather rudely and said it was management’s policy and there was nothing he could do. Overall, the experience felt unwelcoming. I wouldn’t recommend this place if you’re looking for a relaxed spot to enjoy a drink and good company.

The most disrespectful and rude bouncers I’ve ever seen. Some guy asked my friend to put his drinks on a table behind us near the sidewalk- turned out it was a setup so his friends outside could grab them. We had no clue, we thought it was for him and didn’t give it any importance. My friend got kicked out instantly. The bouncer wouldn’t even let her speak. I explained him very calmly and pointed at the guy who set it all up- he looked at me like I was nothing and just walked away. We were planning to leave anyway, but I felt it wasn’t fair, so I tried to explain to another bouncer. He acted annoyed, told me I give him a headache. There were no consequences for the guy who actually caused this. As a young woman, it’s honestly shocking how far they can go to disrespect you. They don’t listen, they’re rude, and they treat you like animals- when really, they’re the ones behaving like ones.

I arrived at the club on Saturday night. I parked my car in the parking lot. My wife and sister entered the venue. When I arrived at the door, the security guard told me not to come out. He told me not to come in, saying he couldn't let me in unless I was accompanied by a woman. While I was standing there, four black men and four Dutch men were allowed in. This was racism. The person who identified himself as the security manager even spoke to my wife rudely and racistly, pushing me with his hand and speaking against my duty. You can check the security cameras for your information.

Apparently if you do not order food you cannot get water which in my opinion is ridiculous. The waiter was rude as hell (a guy with flesh earrings). If it is not necessary do not sit here.

Ladies listen! so they got some guys standing in corners observing and eventually one of them is going to try to hit on you while his friends are watching. I was with a group of people including male friends, and when a guy wouldn’t stop harassing the girls in our group, our guys decided to step in and tell them to leave us alone. Unsurprisingly, this resulted in security harassing us, literally saying the guy did nothing wrong, “he comes here every week”. so basically we got kicked out when one of our guys tried to speak up. Security didn’t want to hear us out, no matter how calmly we tried to explain. They just pushed us out instead of dealing with the real problem.

Visited Mauritshuis, a very well-known museum located in The Hague, near the Binnenhof. The first interesting thing I learned is that Mauritshuis actually means “Maurits’ house”, which is quite fascinating! However, behind the beauty of the building, the story of how its fortune was built is not entirely pleasant. However I won’t spoil it, because you should visit and find out yourself! This museum is also home to the iconic “Girl with a Pearl Earring” by Johannes Vermeer. Fun fact: we might not even be sure it’s an earring, as it doesn’t appear to be hooked! Another remarkable painting is “View of Delft”, also by Vermeer, which holds a special place in my heart since we live nearby and it carries meaningful memories. We even bought a puzzle of that painting, surprisingly affordable for something sold in such a prestigious museum! During our visit, there was also a live Q&A about painting restoration, where they were working on “The Bull” by Paulus Potter. It was fascinating to see how restoration combines art, material and chemical engineering, ethics, and history. For instance, The Bull was taken during the French occupation of the Netherlands, and at some point, a nail scratch was added to the painting. The big question is: do you fix it, restore it, or keep it as part of history? You decide! You can also download the Mauritshuis app and enjoy a free audio guide directly from your phone. I recommend bringing your own headset for the best experience. Overall, a truly great and thought-provoking experience, so I highly recommended!

A small but nice museum with a collection of beautiful paintings. I went there to see the Girl with the Pearl Earring. It was interesting to watch experts clean up one of the paintings. Staff are friendly & helpful, the museum & facilities are clean and the shop has nice souvenirs. You can buy your tickets at the reception as well as leave your coat and bags.

On a per square foot basis, this relatively small museum in the Hague might be the very best art museum in the world. The number of amazing masterpieces from the Dutch is nothing short of stunning. The ability to get close to them is even more wonderful, although people have to abuse this privilege by trying to vandalize the paintings with desserts and other terrible things. From start to finish, we were absolutely stunned by the quality and intimacy of this place. That someone who doesn’t even love art all that much, I fell in love with it.

We were iffy about going here but saw it listed as maybe the top attraction in den Haag we ponied up and I enjoyed the very impressive detail of so many paintings from around 1600s then seeing Rubens and Rembrandt I was able to see what made them different and special - luminescence and stuff so that was interesting. To save walking up the steps there is a lift but the trick is the button is on top of the post outside not on the wall so if you’re looking on the wall you’ll never find the button for the lift.

The Mauritshuis is a beautifully curated museum with an exceptional collection, including several world-famous paintings like Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring and Rembrandt’s The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp. The galleries are intimate and thoughtfully arranged, which makes it easy to appreciate each masterpiece up close. However, the museum is quite small, and the ticket price feels a bit high for the amount of time you can comfortably spend inside. Even so, the quality of the artwork and the elegance of the building make it a memorable and worthwhile visit.

The museum is relatively small in size, but the collection of artworks it houses is exceptionally valuable and impressive. It includes masterpieces by Rembrandt, Vermeer, Hals, and many other renowned artists. Despite its size, the museum offers a rich and rewarding experience. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit.

Many famous paintings are worth seeing, and the service is excellent from the front desk to the guiding staff. However, the museum’s voice guidance system isn't good enough; it has limited voice introductions to only some of the paintings and needs better optimization. It would be better to integrate it into a single system so tourists don't have to constantly switch between earphones, their own mobile phones, and the museum’s guidance devices.

If you’re looking for a fun night out with friends, this is definitely worth a visit. The atmosphere is lively without being overwhelming, and the staff make you feel welcome right away. The song selection is huge, from timeless classics to current chart hits, so everyone in the group can find something they’re excited to sing.

The vibe of the place is amazing! Many games, good drinks, and a general fun evening! Highly recommend!

Was the bar bley opening night. Enjoyed their cocktails. Tasting menu was good. We specially loved the grilled prawns & Korean chicken.

Very nice rooftop terrace with nice views. Their drinks were okay, however, I have to say that some of the cocktails tasted like they didn't have much alcohol in them, and the red wine was a bit too warm. They also have a very handy, fuss-free ordering system, where you scan a QR code on the table and order via your phone.

Lovely place with private karaoke rooms! Great hospitality with friendly and kind staff! Sound system gets loud but not overbearing at all

I have been many times and this year it has improved significantly. The interior has been updated and looks like a jungle. The terrace is one of the few in the city looking over grote markt. - good cocktails - friendly and fast staff - nice ambience - great view

Absolutely amazing experience: 3 day workshop managed spectacularly well by al staff. We had a very international crew so we had to go back and forth with the dietary arrangements and Manoeska and her team did an incredible job and accommodating all the needs. Also the two people who looked after the room after us every day and brought it coffee and tea were amazing, super calm and understanding. The facility is accessible by elevator but the bathrooms may be a little tricky tiger in if you have assisted mobility devices!

We went to have dinner with kids. The service was good although they took too long. The cheese fondue was not great. The vegetables and bread were also not special at all. The pork was okish. The portions are small, and we were told from the beginning. The sweet potato was very good. I loved it. I this is a place to enjoy beers with some friends, but not a place for having dinner with kids.

€20 for nachos seem a lot but qas quite happy with the abundance of toppings. Good service and nice atmosphere especially on a sunny Sunday afternoon. Nachos and Guinness under the sun - what else could one ask for?

The service was really good, the young lady serving us was super helpful and friendly, all the staff were. The restaurant itself was clean and the atmosphere was great. The menu had a good choice of food and drinks, though it would be nice to see a few more vegetarian options. I thought the main meals were a bit pricey, 25 euros for a vegetarian burger is a lot. I would recommend giving it a try.

Located opposite El Mamma restaurant, on Grote marktstraat, Café-Restaurant Rootz in the Hague, is where tradition meets creativity, and nowhere is that more evident than in their standout cocktail, the “Dutch Mule.” During my recent visit, I had the pleasure of trying their signature cocktail, the Dutch Mule. Tried for the first time with a friend, this jenever-based twist on the classic Moscow Mule instantly won us over. Crisp, zesty, and served in a copper mug, it’s the perfect blend of Dutch heritage and modern flair. There is a lot of choices, however, I highly recommend the Dutch Mule for anyone curious to sip something uniquely local.

Good selection of beers, high prices. Not exactly a family atmosphere. Still a good place to enjoy a fine beer.

Nice cafe with an outdoor seating area that offers nice views for people watching. The food ranged from excellent to below standards. For example, the grilled shrimps were mouthful and juicy while the Bali chicken tasted terrible and dry. The berry mojito was excellent. The staff are super friendly! However, the service can be slow. The greens salad was delicious!

Nice place in the centre of the Hague. Over 20 different beers on tap. The food is okay, we came for lunch. You can sit outside on the terras, atmosphere inside not really my taste. It is quite expensive.

Disgusting place. Racist bouncers/security people, can't even say the words spoken ( disrespectful towards mother). Mimicking the Hollywood stereotype of how Indian people talk with exaggerated head movements, and said 'I explained it in your way'. Avoid this place at all costs. Not worth it.

Good place for music, I have been going there for 35 years

Racist security person! They think it is okay to do offensive gestures. The person asked me "Your mama African?" with a smirk! Disgusting behavior! Never returning to this place!

(Translated by Google) Waited in line for 30 minutes only to be told they don't accept groups of 10 anyway. Too bad, I never saw the inside (Original) 30 minuten in de rij gewacht om te horen te krijgen dat ze sowieso geen groepen van 10 accepteren. Jammer, nooit van binnen gezien verder

(Translated by Google) Bad place. 4 boys is too many. (Original) Slechte plek. 4 jongens is te veel.

(Translated by Google) Had a nice visit to Douwe Bob (Original) Gezellig naar Douwe Bob geweest

We recently visited Madurodam in The Hague, and our entire family had a fantastic time! It was perfect outing for both the adults and kids. This park is more than just miniature models; it's a interactive and educational experience. Our child loved being able to push buttons, make things move, and participate in the various activities throughout the park. It was a brilliant way to see the Netherlands' history and landmarks come to life in a way that engages younger visitors. For the adults, we appreciated the clever use of technology to make the exhibits feel dynamic. It offers a wonderful, bite-sized overview of the country's highlights. If you're looking for an outing that keeps everyone entertained and teaches them something new, Madurodam is a must-see.

I absolutely loved this place. The simulations were so amazing. I lo ed the historic stories told and the entire set up, is genius. A great place for kids but for adults alike. Its so interesting and there is so much to see, time will pass by and you would have spent almost an entire day. The best time to go is from when they open at 10.

It's a fun place to see the highly detailed miniature Dutch, Amsterdam - cityscapes, buildings, architecture, churches, airports, wind farms, wind mills, Canal systems, functional railway track and different trains running around, traffic vehicles moving on the road, ships, boats moving in the water... It was a fun time.. different big bridges recreated where it feels like a small overpass that you walk on, it's a fun get away

Great experience for adults and kids. Plenty of interactive setups to keep the kids engaged and interested, while admiring the great miniature cities. There are also other experiences scattered within the park. Good - clean - interactive and engaging activities - park for kids and adults - impressive miniature landmarks - facilities (toilets, restaurants, playgrounds)

What if a country makes a fascinating structure where the net proceeds 1st were meant for TB hospital and then later, started going towards the various Charities of the Netherlands? An awesome thrill to know indeed, that such a place does exist, leading humanity to it, where their presence collectively and perpetually, helps such charities out. Madurodam, named after George Maduro, a law student from Curacao, who was awarded 'Medal of Knight', (highest medal of Netherlands) for his tremendous valour in fighting Nazi occupation forces and who died later at Dachau concentration camp in 1945. . Madurodam, was opened for public during 1952. It is a miniature park of the 'Hague', Netherlands consisting of 1:25 scale model replicas and miniature versions of famous Dutch landmarks, cities etc. It includes indoor attractions that tell Dutch histories, art & culture, themed areas, some restaurants, and a few stores to get what-you-want including fridge magnets, bottles and smiling back items, getting ready to get picked up. Travelling to Netherlands? Ensure then, that this is added on to your MUST-VISIT place.

Madurodam was my favorite experience during my entire trip to the Netherlands. I loved exploring the miniature versions of Dutch cities and landmarks. It felt like traveling through the whole country in just a few hours. My favorite parts were steering the ships through the canals, controlling the helicopter, and interacting with the fun exhibits like attracting the fishes. The park is very well designed, with so many details that bring Dutch history, architecture, and culture to life. It’s both educational and entertaining, making it a great place for families, couples, or solo travelers. I would recommend it as one of the first stops for tourists visiting the Netherlands. The staff were very friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. Parking was a little pricey, but that might just be my perspective as a visitor from abroad. Overall, I would definitely like to return and see it again.

Loved it, what a wonderful piece of art, that Is amazing, every zone has its own beauty, moreover nothing is less but plane ✈️ experience inside it is out standing, a must go place to bring you child here. There is also a shall canteen to have some light snacks and a souvenir shop is also there to bring some gifts. Overall a wonderful experience, but remember you must spare enough time to go there because it needs almost half day to complete it properly if you are a detail lover.

Not much to see and the whole palace is quite far from the entrance meaning you won't even get a good photo. The surrounding area with all of the Villas and embassies is much better.

The Peace Palace is not only a beautiful landmark, but also a global symbol. It represents the hope of peace and the idea of true justice — a place where the world should find fairness and equality.

Website says you have to book a tour. I booked a tour called "inside the peace palace" only at the beginning to be told by the tour guide "this is not a tour of the inside of the peace palace - as it says on your tour ticket". Well that's deceptive. Frankly a waste of money to walk around the gardens and hear about the statues....don't bother booking. Ironic for the centre of transparency and truth to be so deceptive about its tours.

Peace palace is a property of Carnegie foundation. International court of Justices and Permanent court of arbitration operates out of here. Impressive building. The court room exudes authority and power. General entry is not permitted inside the building

Free admission with a free audio guide on your phone (recommend to bring your own earphones if you prefer not to use theirs). Very informative from origin to different case studies. However, there was no guided tour and we were confined to a rather small exhibition area.

The palace is beautiful, and of importance, worth a quick view. You can only see the building from the outside. There are for now only a few possibilities to enter the building, only a couple of times a year, with a tour. Book in advance. But: at of this moment no tour has been scheduled. The Visitors Center, although the people are friendly and helpful, is not worth a visit. You will not find any interesting pieces of history. And the visiting takes only 2 minutes. In my opinion it could have been so much more interesting. P.s. There are toilets inside, to enter the toilets, you need a 50 cents coin.

Truly very peaceful place The Peace Palace, Hague. The court structure is humongous and picturesque along with vast green lush beautiful garden. Also there are two significant structures; first The Peace tree where people tie peace notes which is an amazing feeling to be able to notice add your own peace note and feel part of world peace and Second a peace memorial fire which has one stone from each country put around it. This is one of a kind experience to be here.

Cute place with a lot of space. A lot of nice options for food and drinks. Nice for breakfast, lunch, dinner or just drinks. Would highly recommend, but can be crowded. The also have some nice events on Sundays or the first week of the month.

Stopped by for dessert. The ambiance was nice and cozy. Service was a bit slow, likely due to how busy it was. The dessert itself was slightly sour for my taste, but the ice cream on top added a pleasant balance. Overall, a decent experience.

Very good place for The Hague near the Binnenhof. Not much going on on a Monday evening in the Hague, but this place has nice indoor and outdoor seating, good music, not too loud, just nice. Cocktail was quite good, and food was tasty.

One of our go to places for dinner in The Hague. The dishes are size of starters and are meant to be shared. This is excellent for an evening out with a group of friends. The food is delicious and there is a wide variety for those with dietary restrictions. The restaurant tends to get busy quite often , a reservation would guarantee a nice cozy table inside!

The lunch menus are good choices. The veggie and fish tasting were delicious, the staff friendly and helpful.

This place has become so much worse than 1-2 years ago. Rice sticks are now little rice cubes, 4 micro cubes for 11 euros. The portions are now basically 1/4 of what they used to serve in 2024. My cocktail was just so bad: ugly, small, some sweet juice - 11,50eur. No wonder the place was half empty on a Friday night. I used to like this place but I will never come back again.

Milú is without a doubt one of my absolute favorite places to dine in The Hague. Whether it’s for lunch, dinner, or drinks, I find myself returning again and again—and for good reason. The atmosphere is vibrant yet cozy, the service is consistently friendly and efficient, and the overall experience is always highly enjoyable. One of the things that sets Milú apart is its varied and creative cuisine. The menu offers a thoughtful selection of internationally inspired small dishes, each carefully crafted and beautifully presented. There’s something for everyone—whether you're in the mood for fresh and light, rich and indulgent, or something in between. Every dish I’ve tried has been consistently flavorful and well-balanced. The service is fast and attentive, and although it can get quite busy (especially on weekends), the staff always manage to remain welcoming and professional. It’s clear they care about both the food and the experience they provide. I particularly recommend visiting during their Cocktail & Mocktail Wednesdays, where the drinks are not only delicious but also creatively put together. Their Sushi Sundays are also a highlight—an excellent combination of quality and variety that’s hard to beat. Given its popularity, I strongly advise making a reservation in advance, especially if you’re planning to go on a Friday or Saturday. It fills up quickly, and that alone speaks volumes about the quality Milú consistently delivers. After each visit, I leave with a smile on my face and a very satisfied appetite. It’s become a place I look forward to every month and one I always recommend to friends and visitors alike. Truly one of the best culinary spots in The Hague.

Really nice museum with lot's of interactive exhibits for the kids (and adults). I really recommend it for families! There's also a very nice garden and it's linked to a dome shaped cinema that often played nature documentaries.

It is a nice museum, where we need around 2-3 hours with children aged 6 years old. Interesting topics and interactive learning through different stations was the best experience for us. As adults, we also learned new things.

Very education and fun for kids, we had a good day. Don't look for Omniversum if you want to see a movie, it's called dome and located outside on the right you will find signs, again not Omniversum.. so confusing

This is a great museum for everyone. It is family-friendly, and you can spend a day exploring mankind's relationship with nature and culture. It is very educational and engaging, explaining several biological, chemical, and geological phenomena in a clear and understandable way. I strongly recommend it if you are in the area. Don't forget to combine your trip with the amazing Omniversum.

Excellent museum! Great for the kids

We were there on a weekend and it was lovely. We had a 6 and 8 year old with us and neither of them got bored in the over 4 hours we were there and that was just with the movie and skipping around the second floor. I highly recommend for anyone with children, though I would recommend it for children 5 and up as most of the displays are hip level for adults and need reading

Great place for kids and family👪, irrespective of your age, you will enjoy this small yet vast Museum. It have lots of section, though small but have lot of information . At grond floor, it's music especial so you can engage with lot of instrument and can see few pieces from the history. On 1st floor, lot of info about planet , geography, history of Netherlands, space, under water life, list if endless.. After doing this museum if you have energy left( which is difficult) you can move to omniversum, again a excellent and out of world experience. Highly recommend.. Enjoy😊

The day i went i was lucky that there was an ceremony for two new ambassador so i had experienced the march and horse carriage around the palace.

Definitely worth a visit if you have the opportunity, because it's rare to see a palace that is in actual use. Only accessible for a few weeks per year, though, and with limited availability of tickets.

A wonderful experience visiting Palace Noordeinde, the working palace of the Dutch King. It’s a rare treat since the palace is only open to the public for a couple of weeks each year. We loved learning about its rich history and seeing the many beautifully decorated rooms, each with its own official purpose. We bought a combination ticket with the Royal Stables and spent about 3 hours in total exploring both. The audio guide was excellent and really brought the stories to life. Overall, a great afternoon and highly recommended if you get the chance!

Beautiful palace with a lovely architecture. This is the working palace of our king and he opened it to the public during his holidays. A good choice, the palace houses a lot of history. The works of art, various rooms give you a unique glimpse behind the scenes of the Royal House. The Tour is well organised. There are two queues and just in time I could enter. There is a set route and on arrival you can do an audio/video Tour. The audio/video Tour really comes highly recommended. You get a lot of information about the rooms and art. I enjoyed it!

We were so lucky to find tickets as the palace is open to visitors only for a few days during the summer. The entire experience is beautiful and so special! The audio guide which you'll receive at the entrance free of charge is very informative and easy to use. All the staff members were amazing, always smiling and happy to answer any questions. The palace itself is superb and unique, so worth visiting if you get the opportunity!

Beautiful working Palace of the Dutch Royalties. It was a lovely visit with about 20 rooms. The birthplace of Queen Juliana. Worth a visit!

The Noordeinde Palace in the city centre of The Hague is the official residence of the Dutch king and is located near the Binnenhof, the seat of the Dutch parliament.

Come here every time when I am in The Hague, mainly for their excellent own beers ("Animal Army"). Cannot comment on the food. Other than that, it's a "typical British pub" slash sports bar, the latter at least on match days.

This is one of my favorite spots in Den Haag to enjoy a delicious beer — the selection is always fantastic and never disappoints. However, during my last visit, I decided to try the fish and chips, and unfortunately, it was a big letdown. The quality was so poor I ended up feeding it to the birds nearby. I’m sharing this because I truly like this place and hope the food quality, especially for this dish, can be improved. I’ll definitely be back for the beers — just hoping for a better experience with the food next time. Cheers to great drinks and hopefully better bites in the future!

The Fiddler is a lively spot in the center of Den Haag with a fun, welcoming vibe. Spread across two levels, the pub has funky and interesting decor that makes it stand out. They host thematic nights and sometimes live music, which adds to the atmosphere and makes it a good place to hang out with friends. The location is also excellent, right in the city center and easy to get to. A solid choice if you’re looking for a casual night out with some entertainment and character.

Okay place to drink something, they have their own type of beer which is nice. Their own stout(Cream bee) is €7,20 for a pint which is fair. Lots of tables. They also have an upstairs area where you can watch sports if you'd like that

The Fiddler is one of the most adorable pub in The Hague, located in the city centre. Typical Irish 🇮🇪 ☘️ pub full of lots of varieties of beers and they serve good food on the side! Being in The Hague and if you want to enjoy the bites and sips, this place is one of the good ones among others! Staff are very friendly and kind! You have the option of sitting indoor or outdoor.

We order food, it arrived cold, we complained, we got new flammkuchen but at that point we were full already so I ask to pack it to go, the girl who served us (I believe her name is Justine) just left us in the middle of conversation, came back with foil to pack it ourselves, of course it’s not a big deal, but how you pack flammkuchen in foil? Everything we eat was pretty cold and overpriced.

This place Looks amazing. Everything is carved in wood. Tons of Old signs on the walls. Some tables are made of beer barrels. Service is very helpful. The hamburger was great. Their beer is OK. Not very great but drinkable. If you have a chance their Summer Ale is top.

We had high hopes for a nice Valentine’s dinner, but unfortunately, this restaurant did not meet expectations. From the start, service was incredibly slow. After placing our order, we waited over 20 minutes just to receive our drinks. Then, after a long wait for our food, we were informed that there had been an issue with our order and that it had to be placed again. To compensate, they brought us free bread and butter, which we ended up eating entirely out of hunger. By the time our starters finally arrived (an hour later!), we had already lost our appetite. The delays didn’t stop there—after finishing the starters, we waited another 45 minutes for our main courses. At the end, they offered free tea as an apology, but by that point, the evening was already ruined. The food itself was nothing special, certainly not worth the wait. Additionally, considering it was a Valentine’s Day special, the atmosphere was completely lacking—no candles, no flowers, nothing to create a romantic vibe. Since the restaurant is located inside a hotel, it felt more like a lobby dining area than a proper restaurant. Overall, a very disappointing experience.

Love this restaurant! I've had good breakfasts here and the staff has been so attentive. They made my birthday weekend memorable. Excellent job Team Botanica! (A special 'thank you' to Soesma!)

Definitely an interesting menu, nice to eat seasonal and 80% plant based. Plates look beautiful and service is good. A lot of attention for details :) Atmosphere is nice, only a bit of hotel vibes. Which is normal since the restaurant is located in the hotel Voco

A nice selection of dishes on the lunch menu. The dish I chose looked better than I was expecting and tasted even better yet. The staff were very nice and personable. The only issue is the mirrors on the ceiling. I felt like I couldn't check my work email because it would be broadcast to the tables next to us... An odd decor choice for a hotel restaurant in a city like The Hague.

Botanica is located inside of the Voco hotel. As the name already tells, the focus is on vegetables and the interior is like a small garden. The atmosphere is nice, but not as cozy as the restaurant is open to the hotel lobby. Service is friendly, but not the quickest. The food was very nice and surprising. It is centered around locally sourced Dutch food. The menu even lists the CO2 impact per dish. Lovely. Just be aware that this place is on the expensive side.

We had a delicious dinner here, tried delicious dishes such as brussels sprouts, porc neck, salsify and the Dutch cheeses from Ed Boele (who once was my local cheese monger). Staff is friendly, but a bit chaotic and overstretched, it seems. Waits can be on the long side. Dishes are not too big, and created in such a way that you can pick each one as a starter or main. The joy here is to experimemt a bit and maybe share some. The restaurant is in the Voco hotel, even though yoi can't see that from the outside.

We were pleasantly surprises by the voco hotel's restaurant Botanica, we had a free three course dinner which was beautiful, flavors that complimented each other, and absolutely delicious. Definitely worth a visit, staff is very friendly.

Nice looking bar with lots of choices in drinks. Even 2 brands of lager (pils) to choose from. And even though not a big place big, there are waiters/waitresses which gives a premium feeling. Audience attending was open to conversations between strangers which was a big plus too.

You'll find a very pleasant pub in the Hague offering good music, a great vibe & nice personnel.

This place was packed ! Then I got the reason because people were even outside of the place to hang out all together. Atmosphere was super nice Our drink was super nice I’d be happy to go again Especially, if you are turist this is amazing place to engage with people

Thoroughly gezellig. Busy but the staff were amazing - really friendly and personal service. Excellent selection of beer and whisky, great atmosphere. Hadn't been in for years but I'll be back soon.

Great pub with extremely friendly crew. Irish whiskey collection is great, strongly recommend getting the tasting menu but pick the Irish not Scottish whiskeys

Really good pub with excellent service and super friendly bartenders. Cozy vibe — and they serve surprisingly nice olives and pickles!

Lovely old dark brown cafe with good tap beers and a good bottled beer selection. They also have 1 tap beer brewed for them on tap. Mostly Dutch beers with some Belgians and the odd beer from other countries. You can sit outside in nice weather. Free WiFi. Friendly service.

We had a high wine. The small dishes were wonderful and the wine went well with them. They explained they were short staffed when we arrived and profusely apologised that it was a bit chaotic. The chef came to talk to us and was very attentive. He recommended dessert too and it was delicious

Really innovative kitchen! Shared dining concept but on a much higher level. Most of the food is an Asian fusion, very tasteful. I only tried one wicked wine which was a quite decent. They have a menu that fits on one side of an A4 which I always see as a good sign. I recommend the Tempura Brocoli (no,really)and the chocolate dessert. It's the first vegan dish in my life that I would re-order on the grounds of simply being just really good food.

We were very pleasantly surprised by the quality and taste of the food in the restaurant. Everything we ordered was delicious, staff very nice and friendly, good atmosphere. I would highly recommend visiting this place!

This place offers Asian fusion and I have to say as an Asian person I found the food quite disgusting. But I guess it is catered to Dutch flavour, WAY too much sugar in everything. Should be better if all of the seasoning is rethought. Presentation was nice. And for a wine place, the wine was quite awful. I would recommend fried food and beers but not any of the wine or food.

Fun wine bar, especially for The Hague! Great spot to enjoy the sun in the afternoon. A good variety of wines from all over the world (various countries/regions - even wines from NL, St Martinus). I can always very much appreciate wine bars which have more variety! Good food & snacks to go with the wines! Grab some sushi ;)

Nice food. Amazing wine. Would definitely return and recommend.

Last time we were at Wicked Wines ( some years ago) we really loved the place… Yesterday was a different story. When we entered the restaurant we were seated to a tiny table with very uncomfortable small chairs at the entrance of the restaurant. First of all that is not a dinner table, and second it was very very cold. The waitress was very unfriendly. Not a single smile, she looked very annoyed, personally I would fire her at the spot if i was the owner. When we asked for another table, she literally said : No, we are booked the only other option is at the table over there but yeah that table is still not ready, it has no plates, glasses and etc…. I am like: wtf, it is YOUR JOB to prepare all tables and to serve the customers. Like I said very unfriendly and obviously very unhappy with her job. Never mind we decide to sit at the tiny uncomfortable table and we wait. AND WE WAIT… 10 mins no one brings us anything. No menu, nothing. The waitress was looking at the phone doing all sort of other stuff, like I said FIRE HER! After 10 mins, we just stood up and left as we decided we won’t sped our money at a such non-cosy and unfriendly place. It is a shame, as it used to be a very nice restaurant. So we went to Cafe de Florez, where we were very warm welcomed, the service was outstanding, the atmosphere was cosy and the food was great. You can learn a lot from them. It is a real shame as we will definitely NOT come back at Wicked Wines and tell all of our friends in The Hague about it.

Easy to get to from Centraal. Had the impression that the museum is targeted at toddlers and smaller kids but decided to visit anyway. The basement is targeted at older kids with many interactive activities that earn them add ons to the character they build. They are decent difficulty levels and there is a little waiting for other kids but nothing inconvenient. Loads of writings and quotes as they work through the various activities. Its a decent amount of activity and reading. We did two hours and were not fully done. Kids got hungry and cafe had run out of sandwiches so we left. This was around 2.45pm. This was a little disappointing. The staff at the cafe are lovely though. You get a card on your way out as a souvenir. There is a gift shop mostly in dutch.

My 11 month old and newly 5 year old had a great time playing together. It’s so nice to find somewhere they can both enjoy! Especially that there are no shoes allowed on the younger children’s floor, so it is ok for little ones to crawl around. It was clean and had plenty of toilets and easily accessible with a stroller.

The Kinderboekenmuseum in Den Haag is a calm, welcoming spot where children can really lose themselves in stories. It’s designed with little ones in mind — cozy reading corners, a storytelling nook, and a range of hands-on, tactile exhibits that invite playful exploration without overwhelming. The layout makes it easy for parents to keep an eye on kids, and the staff are warm and attentive, creating a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere ideal for a slow morning or gentle afternoon outing. They also offer storytelling sessions and workshops that add extra charm. In addition to the book-focused areas, the museum has a dedicated arts-and-crafts room for creative projects and a cafeteria where families can take a break and enjoy a snack or drink. Overall, it’s a soothing, imaginative place that encourages curiosity, reading, and creative play for toddlers through early elementary ages.

It was a very nice experience with kids. Specially their baby section is amazing

We absolutely love the museum. Perfect for our little ones. However the cafe has terrible hygiëne. Tables and floor are not being cleaned while you can see many staffs doing nothing behind the counter. We also saw two mouses running around.... while many customers already saw it, I didn't see any action taken from the staff.....

Experience was very lovely. Took us, a family with a 6 and 8 year old about 4 hours to do everything. The activities were engaging, the play areas were fun and the arts and crafts room was awesome

It is a Really lovely place also for the little ones. However entry is quite expensive considering that each parent has to pay full price. And low score simply on the account that there were 3 mice roaming around in the cafe. Not sanitary at all especially in a place for children

A beer specialist café with a terrace and boat terrace. If you are a beer connoisseur, this is the place to come. That is almost all you will find on the menu. Some nuts and breadsticks are served with the drinks. If you do not drink alcohol. There are soft drinks and ginger and mint tea options. The menu has limited food options. Sitting on the terrace is a mixed experience. It is nice to be on the water in the Dunne Bierkade. On the other hand, being outdoors means some times sitting down wind from smokers.

Nice place, old style but with character, lovely staff , great choice of beer from Belgium and Trappist beers also. Some wine available and it has this tiny lovely back garden and a front floating terrace.

The service was bad and by bad I mean they are very slow and not paying attention to the customers. Great variaty of beers at least

Beautiful location, especially the terrace on the boat, great choice of beers and friendly service: it's difficult to not like this place. My only issue is that the area inside is limited and so on the most popular days it gets crowded. Enjoying a few beers on the boat terrace during a sunny afternoonis is one of the most pleasurable things to do in the Hague! Proost.

Beautiful location. The outdoor seating had a lovely atmosphere beside a canal with age old boats. Inside is warm and cozy. Great and wide selection of beers and whiskeys. Staff is friendly too.

Love this place! They’ve got a fantastic selection of beer, and the staff is super nice. Do sit on the barge in the canal outside (it’s there during the summer). It’ll make you feel tipsy even before the first sip of your beer!

Superb ambiance and decoration for a beer bar. Extensive selection of Dutch and foreign beers. Prices ok and friendly staff. Food is not that good, I recommend you to grab drinks and eat at a nearby restaurant.

The place has a nice vibe, but the quality of services is low. One of the bartenders did not seem to understand the idea of 'communication' with the customer. She did not greet us and was not friendly. She left a comment to us stating: 'Don't you see this stick with the number?' when we appeared confused on how we would receive our food on the table. This brought the mood down significantly. The quality of the staff 'kindness' can be improved.

Enjoyable bar/restaurant with a decent menu and drinks collection. Very popular in the happening Grote Markt square. Live performances with good viewing options on multiple days of the week.

We came all the way from cologne for the rock party and we loved it. Great vibes, great music, great crowd. Had a little accident at the end when I jumped into broken glass (my own fault) and the cowboy bartender rushed to help to fix my bleeding foot. Best nurse in town! Thank you so much. I hope you own the place - otherwise he should be on pole for a raise! We’ll be back some day! 🤘

Great place especially if the weather is good and you take a sit outside. If I have one thing that I didn't like was the fact that some tables are self serviced, meaning that you have to order and pay yourself, and take your order to the table yourself. That IS NOT the problem. The problem was for me that the doors to go outside are self closing and I took a bath with my coffee trying to get out 🤣🤣🤣. Apart from that the service was excellent and the staff helpful and with a smile.

So lovely place, french fries is soo nice.

Good atmosphere and beer selection. Don’t know if I’d call a guy picking songs to play through a speaker “live music” but still fun

Great place in the centre of The Hague with a great industrial feel to it. The food was great, we had the falafel and the plant based burger. The food is really diverse with a lot of vegan options. They have a System where you can order for your own table online so you don't have to wait for the waiters, which is nice.

Very nice nature reserve, offering a lot of different trails through the sand dunes or to the beach. Can be crowded in the weekends. Be aware with Google maps. A lot of walking trails on Google go through closed areas, where you are not allowed to walk.

Pretty beautiful place. You can walk around or take a tour with a bike.

Really nice beach and great that it is available for dogs too. Trash cans every few meters, the only thing is there are no public toilets except for the restaurants but that's not the end of the world. Water available to clean your feet at the exit.

my favorite park of all. quiet, not that crowded, full of light, sand, trees. you can find Scottish Highland cows, horses, there’s a hedgehog shelter and it’s close to the sea. a beautiful place to meditate.

Looks like the end of the world. I was there early in the morning and it looked absolutely stunning. The sounds of seagulls, ocean waves and colder wind really gives the perfect atmosphere. Also be prepared to get some sand in your shoes!

Nice place to go for a walk. There is a good restaurant on the beach if you want to stop for a meal. We saw plenty of dogs off leash running on the beach.

Big park offering nice sceneries and some of the few hills you can find in The Hague, if you are into resistance training (running). The bike lanes are well maintained for being in an over exposed area. Open 24/7 but there is no artificial illumination (because it is a natural reserve), so I wouldn’t recommend visiting it during the night. Free entrance.

Interesting little place with vhs tapes on the wall and comic book tables. Its has various nooks with couches to chill. The atmosphere is very relaxed and bohemianish if there is such a word. There is a small book case with board games etc. Not what I expected based on the reviews but i suppose im not the target market here. The place was full the entire time we were there.

The food was nice and delicious but the drink felt like a rip-off; Half of the cup was filled with whip cream! And it was not that warm as much as you expect for a hot drink. Disappointed with the drinks 😕

Nice atmosphere and fun cafe to spend a bit of time. They have vibrant decor and cool music and a bunch of nostalgic games and comic books to play with (or buy). There are also plenty of toys for kids to play with while you sit. We came for brunch and had coffees and the pancake stacks. The food was good but a bit rich, it would have been nice to have some simple items on the menu. A small gripe is that the plates are really small for the portions so it made it a bit difficult to eat. Overall a cute place, good experience and nice for a chilled coffee

Nice place to have lunch. A lot of options, both food and drink wise. Prices are OK. Food was good but not special.

I came here because of a recommendation and I must say it was a truly nice place to visit!! The place itself is cute and cozy, having both chairs and couches and a lot of games! The service was also great, with people sweeter than their most sweet food. The food was also super good, and the coffee was quite nice! I'd recommend this place to anyone :)

This is our favourite brunch spot in Den Haag. It has an American/70's-90's/LGBT theme. They are one of the few places that makes milkshakes properly American style with iced cream rather than ice and cream. The staff are super friendly and there is a lot of seating, though it does get all-but-overfull often. It is very dog friendly. There are comic books, an arcade game, and a 70's themed room. The "Better Than French Toast" is perhaps their best menu item, and comes in 2 standard and 1 seasonal version. There is a rotating seasonal supplementary menu. They also have the best lemonade variety, including boozy lemonades, I have seen in the Netherlands.

Live love love the aesthetics of this place. It's inspired by the 60s and 70s, and the menu is totally american style. I Def wanna go there again and recommend this to my friends too.

The coffee? Divine. And yes, you even get to pick your own beans, because why settle? But let me give you a tip: “stick to the coffee.” I didn’t order food, but the water? Suspicious. There were little bits floating around, and the glass looked straight-up cloudy. Hygiene? Questionable. So yeah, four stars—because the coffee slays, but the water? Not today, my coffee fellow.

Great location, chill vibe. One of the best decaf coffee I ever had. Highly recommended. Wish the outdoor seating could be a bit more comfortable. Nevertheless, enjoyed my Saturday morning coffee time here!

Nice coffee, great pastry. Went there to get coffee beans and some bakery to take away. It was Monday morning and the cafe was pack, nearly full. The only reason I give a 4 stars is that a waiting time is a bit long just to buy a coffee bean and some to-go bakery. Other wise the coffee beans I brought home taste great and really recommend their cheese croissant 🥐! Best prosciutto ham & blue cheese croissant so far.

I FINALLY got to drink coffee here! It's such a lovely space. In the back it's very cozy, laidback music and not too loud. Unfortunately all the pastries we're gone, better luck next time. I love all the windows there and it's in a calmer place in The Hague it's definitely worth the stroll. You can ask for the ramp they can put down

Coffee was just ok but that’s not the most important thing ( I know how hard is to craft this artisanal product and how much work goes behind it ) the Pastries were great ! 5 people were working, probably over staffed by 3 of them. Despite that the energy was low. Our table was dirty and so also many other tables the cup from which we drunk was dirty.. no interaction, no Hi when walked in no Bye when we left.. just 5 people putting in their lowest effort… unfortunately…

Great coffeeshop, i liked that you get a glass of water when you order coffee. We also got to sit outside but then moved inside due to the weather. But we managed to get a place inside cause it could get really crowded, but great service and good atmosphere would go again to buy coffee.

Had two flat white. Both single origin and had different characters. Single estate is a very spacious cafe and the baristas are very friendly and helpful. Needless to say the coffees are great.

First time DJ-ing here instead of an attendee, what a fun experience

Paid €21 for a ‘rooftop party’ and was told by an employee that it is a “metaphorical rooftop.” Absolute waste of my time, my money, and most importantly, my Saturday night. Nothing disappoints more than realizing the fleeting nature of youth, and temporary nature of a summer weekend. Our days are numbered, and as a student, as are our finances. Tonight, I wasted both on admission to an event that was neither a party nor was it set on a rooftop. 0 stars.

I’ve normally always been very positive about PIP. But my last few experiences were pretty mediocre.. Lots of people are yapping on the dance floor, don’t respect personal space, and interact only with their own group. My friend was pushed by someone so she could take more space. Another person wanted me to move aside in the crowd so she could take pictures of her friend, even though phone cameras were stickered! This may not be completely on the management, but a pleasant rave atmosphere was hard to find during the events I was there. Security was also quite unpleasant, they patrolled the crowd a lot and there was one guy standing next to the DJ like a personal bodyguard. Otherwise the venue and service are great.

Creative atmosphere, eclectic DJs, and a crowd that’s always up for a good time. B-5449-12-7-MK, P-28578-16-7-MK, threema (USBYAE52) telegram(maggie981)

I’ve been coming to PIP for over eight years and have always loved it. In the last few years, though, the atmosphere sometimes feels less friendly: there’s some pushing on the dance floor, people can come across as angry or arrogant, there are lots of tight-knit groups, and there are many phones and cameras on the floor. It takes away from the vibe a bit. I understand not everything is in your hands. It might help to briefly ask people at the entrance about PIP’s core values and remind them what you stand for. You could also be a bit stricter at the door or address people about their behavior. A clearer phone policy on the dance floor could help, too. I’m sharing this because I really value PIP and hope that warm, open atmosphere can shine again.

Grate place, friendly stuff, cool music.

Had a blast during a party here, DJ’s were great and all the staff were incredibly nice. I lost my t shirt here and after sending an email they helped me immediately. They found the shirt and were even willing to send it to me (as i don’t live in Den Haag). Overall amazing experience and i will be visiting again 🎊

Very nice atmosphere with self brewed beer, they only open twice per week, Friday and Saturday. Worth to try.

I found this brewery while I was walking to the main station from the shopping street. I tried the Patmos and gave it a 3.75 on Untappd. The staff were very nice (and ready to help you pick your beer) and the place is chill, perfect place to hang out alone or with friends.

I came here mid-afternoon on a Saturday. It wasn't busy. I was welcomed and because I was cold, the heater was turned on for me :) I had a flight, which I highly recommend, and every beer was unique. I ordered Kimchi Croquettes (I didn't actually see a menu), which was explained to me. It did take 50 minutes to get those... Which was 35 minutes more than what was explained to me, but that's okay. The service was very attentive, despite the long wait. Btw, the Kimchi Croquettes were kind of like Bitterballens. I would recommend this place and I do plan on coming here again and again :) Update: I've come back a few times and I love it! They are friendly, knowledgeable, and the beers are just wonderful!

A hard place to find, the the beer is great! Definitely recommend this place if you like beer. They brew their own beer in the back and also sell it in bottles. The host is really nice and takes time to explain the drinks. You can feel the passion.

We stumbled upon their taproom which had only been open for three days! Great service and very kind bartenders. We ordered their blonde and white IPA and both were very delicious! Their taproom is located in the back alley and their storefront is around the corner in the front. Must go!

Stylish concept store for beer, artisan apple juice and other handmade products. The shop is very pretty and the priest was kind and helpful. The prices are quite high (12,95€ for 0,75l beer).

Very nice place, beers, service! The food was nice but a very short menu for pub snacks

In the past i really liked going to this place, but the atmosphere has changed in a bad way. Also everything is old and sticky and should be replaced. I hope they will be again like in the past, but will not go there anymore for a while.

Not very modern. Some good nights.

Decent club for students in the Hague.

(Translated by Google) Rooms quickly crowded with people, establishment staff not very pleasant! Important: Drink before you go because drinks are very expensive there! (Original) Salles vite bondées de monde, personnels de l'établissement pas très agréable ! Important: Buvez avant d'y aller car les boissons y sont très chères !

(Translated by Google) Retarded, stupid bouncers. There is a nasty atmosphere. (Original) Achterlijke, domme uitsmijters. Heerst een nare sfeer.

(Translated by Google) white people are welcome, others are not. racist (Original) blanke zijn welkom, andere niet. racist

(Translated by Google) Nice, just a bit small... (Original) Nice, alleen een beetje klein...

Loved this musuem. It was sorry of a two for the price of one as it was housed in a formal royal palace of Emma, the Queen Mother, mother to Queen Wilhelmina. Most of Escher's famous works were on display. Left the museum appreciating the genius that Escher was. Also has a cafe but didn't access it.

An absolutely fascinating museum! The presentation of Escher’s work is outstanding — each piece is worth your time and your thoughts. Highlights include Metamorphosis III, an extraordinary 7-meter-long masterpiece that flows seamlessly from one image to another, and the mesmerizing Circle Limit series, where Escher’s genius for blending art and mathematics truly shines. The illusions room is a delight, letting you step into the kind of visual paradoxes that made Escher world-famous. A perfect blend of art, geometry, and imagination — not to be missed when in The Hague.

Amazing artworks told and explained very well. I especially enjoyed the method which documented Escher's life and work - very elegant. The decision to display his works in the palace was well made, the architecture is splendid and wonderous.

If you're into architectural signs, you'll be amazed—it's like stepping into this museum! Truly stunning and beyond your wildest dreams. I spent two hours there, but honestly, it wasn’t enough to take in all the amazing creativity. It’s absolutely fantastic!

This place bends your brain in the best way possible. It’s M.C. Escher, so yes, the famous “stairs that go nowhere” are here, along with loads of other works (including some I’d never seen before). Honestly, I half expected to walk out of the museum upside down. The ticket price is refreshingly reasonable (rare in The Hague, where even a coffee can feel like modern art). I’d definitely go again. Tip: go in the morning, there’s so much to see that if you arrive late, your head will be spinning from illusions and from fatigue. Bring curiosity, maybe a coffee, and prepare to wonder if the gift shop exit is actually the entrance.

Beautiful museum! Extensive collection and enjoyed the interactive parts at the end on the top floor. They have free lockers for your bags, a cafe downstairs, and clean bathrooms.

All round good exhibit in an historic house. Who doesn't love Escher? If you don't, this isn't for you. If you do you'll find lots of prints and background. Many of the prints are marked "eigen druk" which means "my own print." Would have been nice if they'd cracked a few windows... Lockers are in basement and use fake coins they hand out. Bathroom was decent.

The 360 painting mixed with real objects give you such a surreal experience. Spend your time to take a look at the painting. The details on the painting is amazing. We are looking it wasn't busy so we get to really see the whole thing. Personally I do think its worth the 16 just to see this painting. Don't forget there are also other exhibition on ground floor. The place is not big though.

Panorama Mesdag is the largest painting in the Netherlands. The museum's collection includes the works of Mr. and Mrs. Mesdag, both painters. One hall is allocated to temporary exhibitions. The panorama is beautiful and realistic, you feel like you actually live in the 19th century. Definitely recommended.

This one is a must experience. One of the most impressive works of art I've ever seen. Until 14 sept 2025 also an very impressive expo from Scarlett Hooft Graafland. Enjoy🙏🙏🙏

Very nice experience with panorama painting. They also have exhibitions sometimes.

This was understated brilliance! There are 3 rooms of paintings by Mesdag and his wife, very good introduction to the artist. Then you head through the dark passage and up the spiral staircase and you gasp at the amazing panorama. It takes you back in time as if you are there. Extraordinary! 🤯

It was a great experience to see the panorama painting. It felt like I was looking at the real city with so many details. You can even look with binoculars. Rest of the collection was also great.

Very nice museum, well maintained and nice story of it. Also very pretty museum shop. Loved the detail that the toilet doors have also a picture of an art work on it.

It definitely is a one-of-a-kind museum. We enjoyed the visit through and through. The desserts exhibition is sweet and lovely. The modern art floor is novel and mischievous at times. The building itself is distinctively “Mondrian”. The underground floor is particularly good which module I have never experienced earlier in other museums. It is so well designed that it managed to hold the attention of both adults and children from beginning to the end, thus serves the purpose of educating the mass audience some rudimentary knowledge of modern art. I think four hours is needed.

What a sight. Worthwhile seeing on its own. Interesting special and regular exhibitions. van Gogh, Monet, Mondrian, Kirchner, Kandinsky, Picasso, Schiele and many more to be seen. But only refering to those exceptional artists does not do justice to so many others.

Absolutely delightful! An absolutely stunning regular collection of paintings: Picasso, Kandinsky, Van Gogh, and Mondrian among others! We discovered Jacoba van Heemskerck! And what a beauty the "Grand Dessert" exhibition is! Incredibly beautiful porcelain! And then we came across the "Titanic" exhibition! Gorgeous dresses from the era of the film of the same name! What fine work, it turns out, was done by Hollywood! And, what's more, the exhibition includes costumes from the era of the actual events of the film!

Amazing place! I habe not noticed how the 4 hours passed by. Mondrian collection is stunning! I have seen works I've never suspected to come from Mondrian. Temporary exhibitions are amazing. The museum was not very crowded. I bought tickets in the museum, there was no queue. I have not made it to see everything in 4 hours and I will definitely come back 🥰

An absolutely not to be missed museum. Architecturally a very significant building. The traveling exhibit we saw on the history of Paris was exceptional. The museum has a great permanent collection.

The museum is one of Europe’s leading museums for modern art and design. Founded in 1866 and renamed in 2019, it is housed in a striking building designed by H.P. Berlage and completed in 1935. Its collection of more than 165,000 works spans painting, decorative arts, fashion, music, prints, ceramics, and silver. The museum is especially famous for holding the world’s largest collection of Piet Mondrian’s works.

World class art museum that’s about 200k square feet. Incredible dessert exhibition while we were there. World’s largest Mondrian collection. Well worth a visit

I would advice mainly two things: - book in advance because there are time slots, so if you just show up you might not be allowed to enter. - the visit is split in two parts, first part is the history, second part starts where the first part starts. I almost missed this one, because it wasn’t obvious. Just go back to the front desk and they will tell you where to go. First part is more interactive, second part goes deeper into what the prison used to be. Also if you do the second part you’ll end up outside in the yard where there’s a 1812 guillotine (the original one), and also the torture chamber mentioned in the first part.

I highly recommend you going there if you come to The Hague. It’s very interesting in how far back they go. I’ll be attaching some pictures. I want to say they were truly barbaric, but again you have to think of the time. some of the pictures are the tools they used in the dungeon and on one picture you’ll see a little box in the corner and that was their toilet. It is a very fascinating museum.

Such a fun experience! Very educational and interesting—the museum preserves a piece of history that makes its visitors reflect on how far our justice and penal systems have come. The open and light museum really contrasts to how dark and intimidating it must’ve been in the 1500s. Just a really cool spot!

"The Prison Gate was originally an entrance gate to the castle of the Counts of Holland, built in medieval times. For many years after, it served as a prison to the Court of Holland. Nowadays the museum tells the story of crime and punishment across the centuries." The museum is very well preserved. When I visited the prisoner cells, I had the feeling that I travelled back in time. The museum provides valuable information about the judicial processes in history. I did not know that there are special cells for wealthy people, like a hotel room😃 There are even interactive settings, for example, by pushing a button, you can act as a judge and try to decide on a verdict! I really enjoyed my visit.

Unveiling History's Secrets: A Journey through The Hague's Prison Gate Museum Nestled within the heart of The Hague, the Prison Gate Museum stands as a testament to centuries of intriguing history and cultural richness. Our visit to this captivating museum was an illuminating journey through the annals of time, offering a glimpse into the city's past that left us both mesmerized and enlightened. Stepping through the imposing gates, we were transported back in time to an era of justice, punishment, and intrigue. The museum's meticulously curated exhibits vividly depicted the different facets of prison life, from interrogation to torture and punishment. Each room unveiled layers of history, shedding light on the methods and practices employed throughout the ages. Of particular interest were the interrogation rooms, where visitors could immerse themselves in the tense atmosphere of past investigations. The displays provided insights into the techniques used to extract information, offering a sobering reminder of the complexities of justice in times gone by. Equally compelling were the sections dedicated to torture and punishment, where vivid descriptions and artifacts brought to life the harsh realities faced by prisoners. From gruesome implements to haunting tales of confinement, these exhibits served as poignant reminders of the human cost of crime and punishment. Our experience at the Prison Gate Museum was enriched by the knowledgeable staff, who eagerly shared insights and anecdotes, further enhancing our understanding of the exhibits. Their passion for preserving and sharing the city's history was palpable, adding depth and authenticity to our visit. In conclusion, the Prison Gate Museum is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking to delve into The Hague's rich tapestry of history and culture. With its evocative exhibits, intriguing artifacts, and engaging staff, it offers a captivating journey through time that leaves a lasting impression. Whether a local resident or a curious traveler, a visit to this museum is sure to inspire, educate, and intrigue.

Such a brilliant place, so much history and the information on the exhibitions was amazing. They give you a booklet when you first go in and it’s a self-guided tour, then you can come back for part 2 where you follow a different route with an audio tour to guide you. I was so impressed, in particular with how close you could get to everything. You really feel like you’re immersed in the history and you can follow a story with the audio tape which helps you feel more engaged. I’d highly recommend, you’ll need around 1hr-1.5hrs for the visit.

Such a cool museum! Took me about an hour or so to get through it all so it’s not very big, but I found it perfect to come here on my day trip to The Hague! If you’re interested in learning about crime and punishment, then this is an awesome experience!!

Ristorante Giuliano’s Pasta & Pasta is hands down the best Italian restaurant I’ve tried in The Hague. The food is truly traditional and authentic Italian, from the delicious appetizers like mussels and ciabatta bread to the amazing pastas and desserts. The staff is friendly and attentive and there’s a great selection of wines, though they don’t have sweet white wine. Also, worth noting that they don’t serve chicken, staying true to their authentic Italian approach. The ambiance is cozy and warm, but the space is a bit cramped, so I highly recommend making a reservation as it gets very busy. If you’re craving authentic Italian cuisine in The Hague, this place is a must visit!

The pasta were really excellent !! The quantity, the taste and how the pasta were cooked, was perfect. I was a bit disappointed in the chocolate pie for the desert, it was a bit dry, but tiramisu was good. The staff is friendly, it’s a cute place.

They know how to make good pasta. The daily special of veal was nothing special. Go for the pasta out of the oven in .y opinion.

And yet another excellent pasta place in The Hague 🙏 This Giuliano's establishment is just for pasta only, and I definitely hope to come back to try more (or all) of their pasta dishes. The atmosphere is cosy and unique, and the food is fresh, traditional, and well-cooked! I ordered the pesto tagliatelle, and the pasta was perfectly al dente and the pesto clearly homemade. The tiramisu was a little too sweet, and the mascarpone layer had a bit of a foamy/frothy texture, which wasn't my favorite though still nice overall. Prices are quite affordable, and because it's a small restaurant, I advise making a reservation in advance.

The food was excellent and of great quality everything tasted fresh, well-prepared, and simply delicious. You can really tell they use fresh ingredients, and every dish was full of flavor. The restaurant itself is beautifully decorated and very spacious, with plenty of seating both indoors and outdoors. The atmosphere is welcoming and comfortable, making it a great place to enjoy a meal with family or friends. Definitely a place I can highly recommend!

Ristorante Giuliano’s in The Hague is a fantastic spot for authentic Italian cuisine. The food is full of flavor and beautifully prepared, and as a nice touch, you’re welcomed with delicious olives to start. Prices are very fair considering the location, making it a great choice for a relaxed and tasty meal in the city.

Wonderful little Italian, a real standout for the area being off a much quieter side street but still getting decent footfall. The food was both incredibly tasty and good in portion size. The wine by the glass was very much my type (southern Italian red) so very juicy and sweet without being sickly. Service was reasonably fast considering how busy and crowded it was inside and our waitress was friendly and accommodating. TDLR- Well worth a visit if your looking for good authentic Italian food.

Overall, we had an enjoyable day. I visited with my 3-year-old son (under 1 meter tall), and there were enough attractions suitable for his age group. The park is well thought out for small children. A few practical notes: The lockers weren’t working, and the park is quite large. If you’re coming with extra belongings, I recommend bringing something to help you carry them easily, a stroller can be very helpful, even if you think your child won’t need it much. The women’s toilets near the restaurant area were insufficient; it’s better to use the ones in other parts of the park. I suggest arriving early in the morning and starting from the far end of the park, going against the general flow. That way, you’ll avoid long queues at the first attractions.

Drievliet is a fun and well-organized amusement park, especially ideal for families with children. While I personally enjoyed the visit, most of the rides and attractions are clearly designed with younger kids in mind. It’s a great place for a relaxed day out, but adults seeking thrill rides might find the options limited. That said, there are still a few exciting rides for older visitors, like the fast roller coaster Formule X, the wild mouse-style ride Kopermijn, the spinning coaster Twistrix, and the powered coaster Dynamite Express. Additionally, adults can enjoy rides like Nautilus, a swinging and spinning attraction, and Draaikolk, a fast-turning ride. As a whole, it’s a highly recommended destination for families with kids.

Great place to spend a day with the little ones. I really apreciated that most of the atractions were spitale for my 3.5 yo. And the ones for the older children were truely enjoyable. Also I loved the fact that the park is quite compact and don't spend a lot of time walking between the atractions, and thus we managed to enjoy almost all the atractions during one day, some even more times. Another plus was that there were no big ques (we spent maximum 10-15 minutes for the most atractive, although we went in full vacation sezon). All in all, a perfect alternative to biserica and more famous atraction parks in The Netherlands and around.

We went as a group of 8 people, including 2 toddlers, and we loved it. The size of the park is just the right size, not too big, not too small. Perfect for families with children (as the name suggests, familypark). There are enough rides for children (in our case, toddlers) to enjoy. We especially appreciated the water play park. The only minus thing is the food, there were not enough choices, and very expensive. So, I would suggest bringing your own food and snacks!

Overall we had an okay day, but that was only because I am someone who's glass is always half full! Because what happend? . Me and my daughter got stuck in the owl 🦉 ride, our car suddenly started smoking really bad and the machinist truly was not able to handle correct in that moment. I was able to put my daughter (4y) out of the car and let her wait with my oldest.. as soon as I knew they were save, I focused on the women next to me. Who was in a panic attack. With some breath work and guidance, I was able to calm her down. 2) after this, I made the decision to calm down with some food! 3 sodas and 3 sandwishes were €30. Crazy! And it wasn't even good, had to throw away the sandwich with cheese. 3) other malfunctioning attractions were also part of our experience. Which did not make us feel safe. Conclusion, we had fun. But I would not go back, as it is clearly not a safe park to go to. Be careful.

Suppose this last weekends was Halloween 🎃 celebration but they have nothing. Barely banners of Halloween and a 2 things related to Halloween. We came specially to celebrate. But not worth it. The atracciones look old or need manteinace and some paint , for the price I find there are better pret parks. And for Halloween this is not the place.

We went there on Sunday 13/7 10:45 and it was amazing! Not busy at all, jumping in every game almost instantly! There are plenty of games for all tastes, fast and slow, high and low. There are also enough tables to sit and enjoy a lunch from home or from the snack bar over there. In general it’s highly recommended especially if the kids are taller than 130cm.

Handy spot for a quick breakfast before catching the train to Den Haag Central. The food was tasty. We had the avocado eggs Benedict, but it was a bit cold. For the price, it would’ve been nice to have a small salad or some fruit on the side. We left still a bit hungry and grabbed a pastry at the station. Not bad, just missing that little extra.

I came because a friend recommended the place and couldn't be more happy with the experience. The food was on point, wonderful decorations, great service from the staff, especially Ruben that handled everything very well. I had the cheesy melt toast with Nduja, just amazing. Congrats to the chef and the team.

The staff was veeery friendly and welcoming. We had a lovely sunny spot on the square, which made for a really nice atmosphere. The breakfast was super tasty, the coffee was good, and the orange juice was freshly squeezed. Prices were fair for the quality. All in all, a very good experience – we’d happily come back. Thanks!

Went to Palmette this morning for breakfast and got the shared breakfast platter for two—lots of variety, everything tasted great. The platter is probably one of the best deals there: it includes a coffee of your choice and comes with a lot of food. Staff was super attentive, checked in a few times and were on it from the start. Great location too. Easy 5 stars, we’ll definitely be back.

We had the Best Breakfast in our vacation in Palmette. Super Kind and friendly staff and the food was exceptional. Food, coffee and the morning vibe was amazing. Highly recommend it Guys !!

Excellent restaurant with great food and a fancy and calm atmosphere in the evening. The waiters were the highlight of the experience, super nice and listening! The prices are quite high but I would definitely recommend if you have the chance to try it

Great place to make a stop in the middle of a drizzling weather, took a break and enjoyed some local food. The soup with sourdough is tasty 😋 and warmed me up in this rainy weather. The bitterballen never let me down. Cannot get enough of it.

The yellow hotel is our absolute favorite. We are from The Hague and booked this place to start our half a year travel around the world. And it was fantastic, from the massages, the doorman to the amazing breakfast. If you want to be recognised and taken care off, this is your place!

I had a wonderful stay at Hotel Des Indes, but the highlight was definitely the high tea. Served in a stunning, historic setting, the experience was elegant and indulgent from start to finish. The selection of teas, savory bites, and sweet treats was beautifully curated and absolutely delicious. The service was impeccable—attentive without being intrusive. A perfect way to spend an afternoon in The Hague. Highly recommended!

The hotel is in a quiet location on a picturesque square, but a five or ten minute walk will take you into the lively centre of The Hague. At first glance it has an old fashioned appearance, and this carries on inside, but the service is modern and professional. The rooms are comfortable and air-conditioned, so no problem if you want to visit in high summer. The hot and cold buffet breakfast is excellent, and for an Englishmen there is a fine range of leaf teas. We spent four nights there and we would definitely return.

Hotel Des Indes is an absolutely beautiful and historic hotel, the kind of place where you could easily imagine taking up permanent residence. The building itself radiates elegance and old-world charm, and the interior feels like stepping into an Agatha Christie novel. --- From the moment we arrived, we were warmly greeted by the doorman with a big smile, setting the tone for what we hoped would be an exceptional stay. Our room was spacious, beautifully decorated, spotless, and offered a lovely view. The hotel’s location is also ideal, right next to an impressive square on the edge of The Hague’s historic city center; perfect for exploring all the main sights on foot. --- Where Hotel Des Indes truly shines is in its atmosphere and heritage, it’s one of those rare places that feels both grand and intimate at the same time. Unfortunately, the service in the lounge and dining areas did not live up to the same high standard. --- Our first experience in the lounge started with a 20-minute wait before anyone took our coffee order. We had to signal a member of the staff, despite there being only a few guests and several waiters on duty. Once we ordered, our cappuccinos took another 20 minutes to arrive. We wrote this off as bad luck and didn’t let it affect our overall impression, until dinner. --- Dinner service mirrored the same pattern: long waits and lack of attention. After being seated, it took about 20 minutes before anyone came to take our order, and once we ordered drinks and simple dishes, we waited another 20 minutes for our (cold) drinks, an hour for appetizers, and 45 minutes more for the main courses. At no point did anyone check in or offer another round of drinks. While the restaurant was busy, the service remained consistently slow and inattentive throughout the evening. A real shame, because the food itself was excellent, well presented and absolutely worthy of the hotel’s reputation. --- Breakfast the next morning, served buffet-style, was unfortunately similar. Coffee orders (there are no coffee machines at the buffet) took more than 25 minutes to arrive, and tables were often left uncleared even as new guests arrived, leaving many people unsure where to sit. Although there appeared to be enough staff, they seemed somewhat disorganized, perhaps due to a poor service management system. --- Despite these issues, we still consider Hotel Des Indes a special place to stay. The building, location, and ambiance are unmatched, and most of the staff we interacted with were warm, friendly, and professional. However, the service in the lounge and restaurant simply doesn’t meet the standards one would expect from a five-star establishment. --- We truly hope the hotel addresses these recurring service issues, because with improvements in that area, Hotel Des Indes would be flawless.

Just had the most incredible stay! The hotel staff went above and beyond — genuinely kind, helpful, and always with a smile. The food? Absolutely wow — every meal felt like a treat. And the location couldn’t have been more perfect — right in the heart of everything, yet peaceful and relaxing. Truly a five-star experience from start to finish!

It was our first time at the hotel and we had an absolutely fantastic stay. We came with our kids (6 and 8 years old) and booked two connecting rooms, which felt like a suite. From the moment we entered the beautiful hotel until the smooth checkout, everything was perfect. The whole experience turned into a wonderful memory for our family that we’ll cherish forever. Highly recommended!

Beautiful hotel, perfect location, and a few restaurant hiccups! It's more 4 1/2 stars if I could give another half I would. Loved this hotel in Den Haag! It's in a fantastic location -- right next to a gorgeous park and literally steps away from the Escher Museum. It's also just a short walk to the Mauritshuis (hello, Girl with a Pearl Earring ) and surrounded by lots of things to do, see, and eat. The hotel itself is beautiful -- elegant lobby, rich-looking dining hall, and we stayed in a junior suite that was spacious, comfortable, and full of thoughtful touches like tons of drawers and cabinet space. Service across the board was excellent -- from the concierge to the doorman to housekeeping, everyone was friendly and professional. Now, about the restaurant... that's where things got a little bumpy. There was one incident early on that I reported to the front desk, and to their credit, they were super apologetic -- even saying, "this isn't the first time this happened and we'll talk to the manager." (Okay... not sure if that was meant to make me feel better, but I appreciated the honesty?) Anyway, after that, they went above and beyond -- our breakfast table was magically reserved for us every morning, and the person who had slipped up before turned into the nicest person ever. I booked four nights through my Amex Platinum and got all the perks that come with it -- totally worth it. The stay overall was wonderful, but again, the restaurant really needs some tightening up. One dinner night, we waited over an hour for our food which's slow even by European standards, and they forgot our fries. When they realized it, they offered to bring us two orders to make up for it -- sweet gesture, but we declined because... well, we love fries, just not that much . They brought out mayo, ketchup, and truffle mayo (yum!) -- but then it got a bit awkward because I overheard an American gentleman behind me earlier asking for ketchup, and the waitress told him they didn't have any. My husband whispered, "He's looking at your ketchup." I wanted to offer him some, but by the time my fries arrived, his were long gone. Oops. Food-wise, everything else was really good -- especially the sea bass, perfectly cooked with crispy skin just the way it should be. All in all, despite a few restaurant quirks, I'd definitely stay here again next time I'm in The Hague. The service, comfort, and location more than make up for it -- just maybe skip dinner downstairs and explore the city's food scene instead!

A Taste of Home in Rotterdam – Perfect Manouche & Beautiful Nostalgia! Visiting Baladi Manouche was an unforgettable experience that took me straight back to Lebanon! The taste of their manouche is absolutely authentic just like the ones I grew up eating in Beirut. The dough was perfectly baked, the za'atar was fragrant and flavorful, and every bite reminded me of home and specially to school days! What made the experience even more special was the nostalgic atmosphere. The graphics and decor transported me back to my childhood, especially seeing designs that reminded me of my old school in Beirut—one of the city's historic landmarks. It felt like a warm, comforting embrace from my past. The team was incredibly kind, welcoming, and gentle, making the visit even more enjoyable. Their hospitality truly reflects the spirit of Lebanese warmth. 🇱🇧 If you're craving real Lebanese manouche in Rotterdam, this is the place to be. Thank you, Baladi Manouche, for bringing a piece of Lebanon to the Netherlands. I’ll definitely be back! Highly recommended!😍 PS : BUY KAWARAM JAR !! 🤤

The manouche is just like back home, authentic, delicious and original! We ordered zaatar with veggies, cheese and lahm b’ajeen! The owner is a great host and amazing baker! I highly recommend it! Buy their mugs!

The staff are always smiling and welcoming. The food is authentic Lebanese and really tasty. They offer plenty of vegetarian and vegan options, all very flavorful and affordable.

“We’ve visited this place many times, and as Lebanese, we highly recommend it—it truly represents authentic manouche, not an imitation! The pictures say it all!”

So glad I tried before the influencers find out about this amazing place! The food is of great quality and taste. These real ingredients fill you up and nurute more that you'd expect. This was my first time after passing by too many times. The servers were very understanding and accomodating to our curiousity. My meal was accompanied by one of their housemade drinks, definitely coming back again and trying more!

Great Lebanese food, beautiful interior showing the beauty and sadness of Lebanon. They have bar stools inside but I recommend sitting outside.

A delicious Lebanese mankoushe. Very nice and cozy design especially for someone Lebanese where you can relate to the posts around the wall. Service is really kind and he always make sure that you had a quality experience in trying Lebanese food. Highly recommended !

We just wanted a simple salad and sandwich for light lunch after walking around the city, doing what tourists do. Its a nice place to take a quick lunch break. Friendly service and good food. Warm ham sandwiches and tuna salad.

Tasty food, good presentation, cosy interior! 👍🏼 However, not sure if the staff were having a difficult day when we went, but it took them 20 minutes to give us the lunch menu card. This was after I had asked for it twice already. Another 25 for our food to arrive. It was busy but not mad busy. Our drinks and food kept going to the wrong table and we had to tell them that it was ours. Luckily the food tasted fresh and delicious but that doesn’t account for the fact that it came after 45 minutes of us arriving. Also, having a thick leather curtain in your face as soon as you step inside maybe isn’t the best entrance idea :)

We had the falafel salad and the entry falafel with hummus. It was extremely untasty. Falafels did not taste like falafels at all, they were very greasy hummus was very salty and industrial. Also, the salad was messy in the plate. We don’t recommend this place for food. When asked if we were satisfied, we told them our complaint. After some back and forth, they offered to take the salad off the bill –which we appreciated– but also made clear that they are happy with their quality and will not seek improvement. So not quite an incentive to go there again.

Such a lovely atmosphere! Amazing service ! Nice people ! And delicious snacks 💙 We really had great time here and we were lucky to seat outside and enjoy with the sunshine 🌞 I definitely recommend to go this place , also you can find a couple of similar restaurants nearby to here as well

Very pretty terrace. We sat for a drink and ended up having dinner. Hands down one of the best vegetarian burgers (oyster mushroom patty) of my life. The sweet potato fries were 10/10 as well.

Good food, fresh, with balanced taste. Right amount of ingredients. We ate vegeburger, Japanese bowl, toasts, fries and some snacks just before end of the lunch hour. Service is quite strange - I understand they were busy, but it was hard to connect, ask for a bill etc. Still I recommend for light lunch or beer in the nice environment.

Everything we ordered was fantastic. The Japanse bowl was super delicious. And never ever forget the scones. They are absolutely amazing.

Quirky coffee shop in den haag. Nice coffee too. Pleasant atmosphere with very nostalgic furniture. Loved it , even purchased a t shirt!

Beautifully decorated cycling Café, friendly staff, delicious cake. Backyard garden and teracce, nice.

Such a cool spot for a coffee, I really like the combination with the bike workshop! There is plenty of room inside to sit and a cute garden out back to relax and forget about the city noises for a bit!

Great place to have a coffee after a bike ride, or just to meet up with friends, read a book or work. Staff is friendly and prices are good. The place has various seating areas in- and outside. The decoration of this restaurant is simply perfection.

Very welcoming staff, could take my bike inside. The coffe taste was on point and the banana cake was also awesome🥰

Decided to visit it because I heard from friends they serve nice coffee. It appears that what I heard of this place was true - coffee is unbelievably tasty, and the interior makes my eyes happy. Unique place, rarely you cone along a cafe like this

A cyclist's dream Café! Amazing atmosphere and plenty to look at. Really enjoyed my coffee and toasti which was very tasty and well presented.

It was a really disappointing experience! My boyfriend booked it for me because we liked the “farm to table” concept and thought we could enjoy a nice five-course menu. But it turned out to be a big letdown because there was a jazz event. The restaurant prioritized the event, assigning all the head waiters to it, and they never mentioned this when we made the reservation. We could only get a three-course menu. When we ordered drinks, they served mediocre wine and beer in plastic cups for €6 each. The three courses were a joke: first, pulled pork with pickles; then a very thin, very salty lamb chop with some potatoes and carrots; and the dessert was just two dollops of whipped cream with a tiny bit of fruit. And they charged us €91 for all of this! It was a terrible experience. I don’t know if they value events so much that they ignore regular customers, or if the place is just overrated and bad.

We had a dinner for 2 at Ethica, we opted for a 4 course dinner but we had to get the deer bitterballen too as it caught our eyes. Our dinner started with 2 amuse, the fermented black bean and mushroom tartelette was a hit. From the dinner menu, our favorites were the sweet sour tomatoes, pigeon tataki, wild boar steak with blackcurrant gravy and the zucchini cake. The pigeon was very flavorful, and the gravy suited the steak so well! The zucchini cake dessert was also spot on with the airiness and its level of sugar: not too sweet and not too bland either. We wanted to finish off with their homemade liquors as our waitress and the co owner of Ethica Joske mentioned she makes them herself. We tried the herbal and pine liquors, the latter being our favorite as it was smooth and aromatic. A great way to end an enjoyable meal. Overall, the atmosphere is cozy yet classy, it fits their goal of being a sustainable and conscious restaurant. Their menu is well curated with such ethical concerns in mind (hence their name, Ethica from Spinoza's book) The service was also fast, and we were especially happy to have Joske host us. It would be better if they had a larger wine menu to go along with such diverse flavors they have in their dishes. But we will be back to try more of their liquors! If you don't have time for a full dinner, we would recommend their snacks menu too, especially the deer bitterballen.

Great service, fantastic food. Really appreciated the idea of the restaurant of local/ethically sourced food. Would definitely recommend going for the full 5 courses as it was a great variety and, as they were a bit small, the 5 courses really seem what the menu is designed for. Highlights were definitely the amuse bouche mushroom soup (not pictured), the pumpkin and celeriac spiral, the duck with potato cannoli, and the speculaas dessert. All in all, a fantastic evening and experience.

A big thank you to the hosts! I've had a wonderful evening. The starters, the menu, the restaurant's own black ale, the hosts! This place is definitely on my list when I'll return to Hague. I recommend it to any gourmand/food lover. It's simply a pleasure being there! My apologies for the photos, they don't do the place justice.

We decided to go here for our one year, and chose to experience their four course dining + wine tasting. Firstly, the atmosphere is very nice, we sat outside by the canal. The lighting was also nicely lit and the service was super welcoming and accomodating. The wine pairing matched very well with each courses, it didn't feel like you were drinking a bottle of wine. I Believe around 80-90% is also locally sourced from the Netherlands, and is all freshly made. We started with a venison tartar - it was delicious and not too gamey, there was a nice balance of crunch to balance the softness of the tartar. Our second course one got a crayfish tartar bisque, which was creamy and delicious. Very easy to eat and perfect after the deer! And the other, garden peas with mint. A nice pea pure base, topped their garden veggies. It was a very nice, light and refreshing dish after the venison. For our main course, we both had the half pigeon. We were greeted by the chef, who explained the multiple day process of preparing this dish. This made the experience very personal. This dish you have three variations of beets, it was nice but definitely an overpowering taste. The gravy was phenomenal, I do wish there was a bit more gravy to balance more of the beat flavour. For desert one had the chocolate cake with ginger. You wouldn't think ginger and chocolate go well. But this was delicious, a spoon full of chocolate, ice cream, peach and ginger and it's a flavor bomb, the ginger does not overpower the chocolate, but instead adds a bit of a spicy, tangy flavor. Definitely a don't knock it till you try it moment. Second had the Goat cheese board, which I have to say was one of my favorite parts. The strengths of the cheese crescendo from weaker to much more robust, and the chef does an amazing job of it. One equally different and stronger than the last. If you like cheese/perfer a more savory finish, I would choose this. Such a nice end to an amazing meal!

Few days ago we visited this place. It was really good experience. Service was very friendly and helpful. Food was great. Pulled roe with artichoke salad was surprisingly good and main course, what was roe with sauce with chilli and coffee, was amazing! Food presentation was also nice. It was fair amount of food for that price and quite big portions for 4-course menu (I'm not complaining 🙃). Only interior looks more like lunch-sandwich place than good dinner place, but food and service is great, so it's worth to check this place!

I am not a fan of eating out but the ethical ingenuity of Ethica proved enticing to me, enough to try. Some of the best meals I have eaten. Healthy and highly digestive with vibrant and inventive combinations local and organic. Don’t get me started on the wines!

Its across the road from Central station. It has a variety of food options- kenyan , surinamese, thai, burgers and drinks. There is ample seating areas and toilets are decent. Works great as groups share varied meals. Kids thought the burgers were decent. The drinks section had a pleasant young man who took our order and brought our drinks.

Great place for when you are with friends. They have multiple kitchens to choose from. We went with Kenya sharing platter. It was really nice and authentic. The bar has a great selection of beers. A good place to visit again.

You can find different cuisines in the food hall. There’s a bar inside and there are some offers, happy hours for the drinks and cocktails. It’s a very good location to wait your train. Because it is just next to the central station.

I had an amazing poké bowl and homemade iced tea here - everything was so fresh, the atmosphere was lovely and staff were very friendly. Great value for money also, would highly recommend visiting!

I ate at Aroi soi 9. Couldn’t finish the meal. Too heavy and tasteless. Maybe I added too much chili. That wasn’t the worst. The staff was rude and impatient. They were even making fun of the situation because I didn’t know how it worked. They were in a break so I decided to wait but a total Waste of money and time.

Very interesting concept of a food hub where you can try different dishes of different cuisines and a very nice pub with local beers! The Indonesian store had a very tasty Rames meal including beef, chicken, vegetables and rice! The classic burger was also quite tasty with really decent price!

Was here for a meetup. I ordered a Jasmin tea, no food. While we were waiting for the rest of the group, the staff kept coming to us every five minutes to ask whether we'd already made a decision. We said: we'll wait for the rest of the group. There was also a QR code so we could order ourselves, so them coming back so frequently made me feel very rushed. The general atmosphere of the place looked good! Lots of street-food-style stands and not loud. The location is very central and you get to see outside through the big windows on all sides. Might come here again, if opportunity arises.

The restaurant has a really nice atmosphere and our meal was very good and varied. The dishes are small, but so you can try more. The bone marrow butter was outstanding. Unfortunately, two of the main courses were a bit cold. The tables are far too small and too close together. As a result, you can hardly move between the tables without touching them. Due to the cramped conditions, the volume is unfortunately also very high and even conversations between two people are difficult. The service was very attentive the whole time. The restrooms were unfortunately not clean and definitely deserved more attention. The evening left us with mixed feelings. The food is great, but the rest definitely has room for improvement.

We tried 5 dishes, the lamb, the monkfish, the sea bass, the asparagus and the bay leaf ice cream dessert. The flavours were quiet innovative, left us surprised and satisfied! Really fresh ingredients and the portions were just about right for trying many different dishes. Very friendly and attentive staff, place was also cozy and cute, a bit alternative.

A mediocre restaurant — I have no idea how it made it into the Michelin guide. The service was simply appalling. A waiter would walk past a table full of dirty dishes multiple times, only to return with new plates and start moving the dirty ones onto the next table just to make room. It’s hard to overstate how unprofessional this felt. The napkins and tablecloths had holes in them, ants were crawling across the table, and in the restroom, paper towels were not replenished in a timely manner. And the cherry on top? The food was as mediocre as everything else. For example, the calamari was so overcooked it had the texture of rubber. This place is absolutely not worth your time or money.

On a sunny day in an unassuming side street of The Hague you’ll find an unexpected Spanish street. Tables and chairs randomly spread across the sidewalks to add just the right touch of charm and coziness. Had a nice shared tapas style dinner with a friend who frequents this place. The menu had some unexpected names and combinations for both the drinks and food which worked great together. I will definitely put it on my list of recommended restaurants for The Hague. We also had a lovely waitress that served us who despite how busy it was stayed really friendly and attentive.

We were a group of 7 with no reservation, they sit us pretty fast in the terrace, great atmosphere and charming decoration with real candles, everything what we ordered tasted good, I would say it’s a very creative kitchen with tastes that can surprise you, although, small portions and a bit pricey in my opinion. We ordered 2 plates of jamón, 2 plates of cheese, 2 plates of razor clams, 1 plate boquerones, 2 plates lamb chops, 1 plate seabass curdo, 1 plate meat, 1 plate special and desserts, 2 ice creams with french toast and a cheese platter. I would come here for tapas borrel and cocktail, but you have to keep in mind that it’s not going to be cheap. We paid over 300€ so around 45 per person. The food took long to come but we understand that it was very crowded.

Ñ is a must visit if you are in The Hague. The food is excellent, the wine list is extensive and great. But the best thing about the restaurant is the atmosphere, whether you are seated inside our outside it’s always really chill and cosy!

Really delicious and unique dishes, especially loved the fermented yoghurt with squid since it tasted very unique with the combination of flavours and textures. Friendly and speedy service with a lively and warm ambiance!

A beautiful large park with both dunes and forestry, you can find shade and nice walking paths but at the same time the sun and sand if that's what you like. The farm and restaurant is okay and there are facilities for kids which is great. All in all a nice park.

Very nice stop within the dunes of Scheveningen. Nice food. Nice atmosphere.

The nature is beautiful, the weather is great, and it’s truly perfect for hiking.

Beautiful park for biking and hiking. Some patient and sneaky move you can spot many gorgeous animals and flowers. Twisted tress make a amazing landscape...😲😲

A beautiful fairytale dune, clear waters and sandy hills all the way to the sea. There is a restaurant where you can eat a pancake and drink a hot beverage as well, delicious and in winter a gentle fire is burning indoors

Very beautiful place, kids' playground is there as well as ponies. Even grown-ups remembered how wired and fun childhood could be ) You can see a variety of natural landscapes from forest to dunes, seaside and lakes, sandy pathes and meadows. But please, be aware of ticks! We've got one. View your clothes, body and shoes before go to sleep after the fruitful day at the park.

Beautiful scenery of forest, dunes and beach. Great for biking and walking. Dogs have to be on leash at all times. Pancake house next to parking

Our first time at Five Guys, we came in a bit late but the server was nice saying that we could stay while they started cleaning. Tried the cheeseburger and the bacon burger and both were nice, the cheeseburger was our favorite. We got large fries and got given some extra so the portion was actually huge (pictured). Also I wasn’t aware that all the burgers came with two patties but it was a nice surprise. Price is not cheap but for the amount of food we got we were pretty satisfied.

Its a nice and big location. The Burger ist very good, juicy and tasty. Absolutly fantastic. The Pistachio milk shake is not Wirth to buy.

My first time trying Five Guys and honestly the burgers were pretty darn good. The fries were excellent! The potatoes are fresh and I found it a nice touch that it's written on the wall where today's batch is brought from. It is a little bit on the pricey side, but definitely worth it, portion size is good and there is uniqueness to the entire experience that is well worth trying.

I wanted to like this place, but the burger missed the mark. Cold, soggy bun, bland meat (tasteless) and messy assembly. Fries and ambiance were the highlights, but overall I wouldn’t recommend this place for a burger.

The Bacon Cheeseburger at Five Guys is really good! I love how they include mushrooms in the burger – it adds a nice touch. Also, the fact that they offer free peanuts and unlimited refills is awesome. Overall, it's a great burger joint to visit.

Really good burger. Fries were a little salty but clearly fresh potatoes used in making them- they actually tasted of potato! Price/quality ratio is really good when you consider the cost of any other fast food burger place.

I was really excited to try Five Guys in The Hague, drawn in by the American ambiance. The place looked promising and had a great ambiance. However, the prices were unjustifiably high for the underwhelming experience. While the restaurant was clean, the burger I ordered was disappointingly bland and lacked any wow factor. The presentation was lackluster as well, especially considering the steep price. I had expected much more for what I paid. Despite the hype, my taste buds were left thoroughly disappointed.

It felt like home☺️. Nice people and atmosphere. We had ginger and munt tea instead of bier🙂. Loved the feeling to be there. People next to us were even playing cards:)

FUN little bar in a side street full of smaller bars and restaurants. Barman is great

absolute A tier pub - cozy decor, great music and THE BEST unexpected music performance ever. Highly recommend

Found this hidden bar whilst looking for a place for a quick bite on a Sunday evening. It turned out to be a hidden gem! Great beer on tap (from a small Dutch island) and live music with free soup for everyone. The staff are warm and welcoming and we were quickly involved and talking with the locals. Highly recommend this spot!

Came upon this wacky bar whilst strolling through the Hague. It was summer and most of the activity is outside sitting at the colourful tables. You kind of feel you've joined a little community. Atmosphere generated by the colourful owner whose presence is really felt, as she checks on your empty glass and tops up your crisp bowl, engaging in chat which brings the sense of the pavement cafe community together. Live music too on a Monday!

This pub has my heart! The terrace is lovely in the summer and the interior just warms you up as soon as you step inside in the winter. Usually one person behind the bar yet they are always sweet, fast, and quite attentive. The complementary chips that come in little Turkish tea saucers always make me happy. They have a solid selection of beer and you can enjoy the gin from the hague's staple gin distillery Van Kleef! Their liquor selection is also satisfying. The age average is a little above what you're used to seeing on that street and sometimes you will see families with their little kids around, which separates the place from hustle and bustle of Oude Molstraat. Definitely something to consider before you go though:).

Best food in Den Haag! Every dish is always unique and delicious. Michele Auriel has been the head chef for over 20 years and puts a lot of thought and hard work into creating new meals every week. Her menu is always fresh, seasonal and something you’ll be talking about long after you’ve left. They only serve dinner and (incredible) deserts. The atmosphere is cozy and cool, with a charming and lively bar downstairs. Apparently it has existed as a bar for well over 150 years. So the overall experience is like stepping back in time. Don’t miss this one!

Great spot sitting out front in the sunny street we had a great brunch here. Service was quick and friendly. Can't vouch for the inside dining experience. The food was tasty, good portion size and well presented. Definitely recommend if you are in Den Haag!

Great food and service. Everything on the menu sounded good so it was hard to choose! We ended up with the gochujang chicken n waffles and the jalapeno cheese pancakes, both of which were delicious and filling. I hope to be back one day!

We visited this cozy coffee bar and absolutely loved it! ☕️ We had a Pumpkin Spice Latte, a Matcha Latte, a Red Velvet Cake, and a cookie — everything was delicious! The flavors were perfectly balanced and the presentation was beautiful. The atmosphere was warm and relaxing, perfect for a chill afternoon. We paid 17€ for everything, which felt totally worth it for the quality and experience. Highly recommend! 💛

This is an excellent place to have breakfast. We went there with kids and they provided a baby chair. While the menu is limited, there is a good variety in the options available. We ordered french omelette and the jalapeno grilled cheese pancakes, both with bacon. The taste was amazing and we thoroughly enjoyed the meal. The cappuccino and hot chocolate we ordered along with the food were also great.

Nice cozy place, staff are very friendly and welcoming. I do believe they could improve their food selection a bit, the type of bread they served wasn’t really my favorite, I would much prefer some sort of a toasted brioche bread. But nice place to have brunch overall!

Kaafi Specialty Coffee and Brunch Bar is an absolute delight! From the moment you step in, you are greeted with a lovely atmosphere. The service is professional and fast. The coffee here is amazing, crafted with care by skilled barista. The menu is creative. It was so hard to choose from that. Next time I will try something else. 😊 I would like to recommend for anyone who appreciates specialty coffee and absolutely amazing brunch menu.

It was a truly authentic and unique experience. We tried the Samosa Chole, Falafel with Hummus, and the Blueberry pancake. We loved everything, especially the Samosa. It is a must visit while in The Hague.

Large theatre, enjoyed the show, though a bit strangely located next to the beach (which is usually a hostyle windy cold place at night in this longitude).

Nice place with many interesting performances. All the staffs are friendly and helpful.