I love this shop! Zoe has an amazing taste and every piece you see in the shop was carefully…read morechosen. Barro has "green fingers" and I shop almost all of my house plants there. Also - great coffee, great sandwiches and juices.

very positive experience! Original place, delicious dishes and affordable prices. Helpful staff!…read moreWe will definitely come back!

What a cozy cafe! I am so happy we carved out some time to stop in, as this ended up being one of…read morethe highlights of our day. The owners are so friendly, and over the course of our conversation, offered multiple solid dining/tourism recommendations that proved to be quite credible. Our tasty beverages were ready just as we were about finished shopping the souvenir selection (cookies, candies, local beverages, housewares, art, accessories, books). Go earlier in the day to maximize your delicious pastry options. I can vouch that their Haagse Hopjes go perfectly with with a cup of coffee, as the baking has softened the coffee caramel in the middle. We strongly considered getting a second slice of their Dutch apple pie after tasting how yummy it was with whipped cream. My one regret is not buying out all the "Granny's Dutch apple pie" giant stroopwafels, with their oozing caramel and chunks of dried apple slices throughout; the coffee-flavored stroopwafels were memorable with the nice hint of bitterness to balance out the flavors, and the chocolate-flavored ones are definitely suitable for people with a sweet tooth.

We came here as part of our day tour. We got the opportunity to see how their unique pottery is…read moremade and went though an intimate tour of the facility. Much of the signature blue Delft pottery you might see back in Amsterdam and other city centers let alone the world are mimics and you'll see why not only when you see the process but when you see the price. Very, very expensive. We purchased a small 'ashtray' sized piece for decoration and that was a whopping 27.50 Euro. It's expected as much of the process from start to finish is handmade and their shop is so beautiful. Definitely a place to see if you're in Delft on your own or part of a tour group!!!

If you want to see or buy real Delft pottery this is the place to go. This is a charming little…read morefactory and store on the edge of town. It takes about half an hour to walk from town or you can take the tram from the train station which takes 15 minutes. The #1 tram will take you nearby. We took a tour with the manager's wife who was delightful and extremely accommodating. The tour of the factory is quite interesting and takes 15-20 minutes. The quality of the craftsmanship is unquestionable. Everything is hand made. Their signature design is a peacock. They will also do custom designs for you. Unlike a previous review, I did not find their prices to be over the top for hand painted and designed pottery. Unlike the other factory in town, there is no charge for the tour. This is a must see while visiting Delft!

The oldest active shopping centre (covered shopping street) in the Netherlands, the building…read moreits-self is stunning, it is worth the visit to admire the building and architecture alone, before even considering the shops located here. De Passage is home to one of three Apple Stores in the Netherlands, as of 2022, while hosting other brands including Nespresso, Mango and Pandora. There is also a Starbucks, which is the only Starbucks inside De Hague Centre (outside of the train station), inside the newer area of the centre. In terms of shopping, there aren't a lot of shops here, other than a few notable names, but something about The Passage, especially the older part, just feels so elegant, high-end and beautiful and is a tourist attraction in its' own right, when visiting The Hague, even though it is rather small. 4*

I wish I had been able to see more here!…read more The Haagse Passage is basically a very fancy outdoor mall with a glass, domed ceiling over it to keep it nice and dry. It's like you are both indoors and outdoors at the same time, because there are no doors on either end of it; it just empties out into a plaza or street. There is everything from clothing and accessories, to luggage and candy shops here. Everyone is welcome here, and there are price ranges to suit everyone. We walked through because it was the most efficient way for us to get from point A to point B, but we did some window shopping along the way. There is a restaurant or two located here too, as we saw patrons sipping their wines and beers outside establishments. Definitely a place to explore if you're in town! 40/2019