For delicious freshly baked bread and everything that comes with it, you can go to The Hague
Atmospheric and hip inside - think Kinfolk vibes - and for now a few (it remains corona time) tables by the window. You can sit outside on their terrace with the nicest orange parasols. Where? Bee Pumpernickel in the beautiful The Hague. Everything from the Pumpernickel oven is delicious. The butter cake with lemon and sea salt, the almond croissants, the Breton plum cake and also the sourdough pizzas. And that oven is not only used for pastry or cooking sometime pizza – no – it mainly produces serious fresh bread. Rye, raisin, toasted sesame or sourdough breads that you dread and then eat at home.
An old historic beer cold store now serves as a bistro and bakery. Hello The Bread Brewers! You are more than welcome here for a delicious fresh breakfast or a delicious lunch and drinks. No complicated hassle on the menu (so no fuss prices, which is a bonus). Fancy some freshly baked bread for home? You've also come to the right place!
A Neapolitan pizzeria with delicious, oven-fresh pizzas (pizza is also a type of bread, right?). That is Cafe Elio in The Hague. At this beautiful pizzeria you sit at a cozy table in a sleek and attractive environment, sipping a good glass of wine and a classic Neapolitan pizza with tomatoes, garlic and oregano or one of the many more special variants. Such as with mozzarella, pulpo and salsiccia or spicy nduja (delicious spicy).
Do you have any more plans to go out or are you coming to make The Hague unsafe for a day? Barts still has a whole one list of super nice restaurants in 070 what makes you happy.
The catering industry in The Hague has also adapted considerably in these strange times to keep their doors open. And that has not gone unnoticed with fun and original ideas. It is very important to visit, so you can preserve the nice places in the city. Hence: support the locals! Here are favorites from 070 in a clear overview.
5 hidden and hidden places The Hague that you want to discover!
