Best little bar we came across in The Hague. Great little bites, fast drink service, friendly, and…read moreexcellent music. American context fwiw.

Fantastic pub in The Hague. Fantastic collection of whiskey and beer served by a friendly funny…read morestaff. They made me feel like one of their locals right away, great location too - right in the heart of the city.

The food was terrible and bad service. Would not come back. Nachos and guac are inedible…read more Hamburger was awful. Everything was very expensive.

Good service - I had the chicken tenders and fries - the chicken tenders were delicious with the…read morechili sauce - great atmosphere

super cool restaurant, meals are not expensive at all and has very good desserts, this coming from…read moreme, who thinks all cake-desserts are created equal! From 23pm onwards, the whole restaurant is converted into one big club and dance floor. Maybe that explains all the disco balls stuck in the ceiling :)

Only place where you can listen to some moderately good music in the Hague... Just decentread more

Exceptionally pleasant place in the heart of Den Haag. Combines the charms of a Paris cafe with the…read morebold image of a classical bar. Great and made with attitude selection of had-picked dishes for dinner, good selection of beverages.

Our favorite place in The Hague to grab a beer. Easy beer service, interesting patrons. Great…read moremusic! We made multiple trips in a short trip.

On a Sunday night in The Hague, I don't think you can get a better atmosphere anywhere else. The…read moreJazz players are phenomenal, the crowd is a mix of young and old, locals and internationals and everyone's there to appreciate the music and have a great time with their friends. The space is quite tiny, which adds to the atmosphere as well as fill up the bar a little too quickly. One thing is true: It's Dutch 'gezelligheid' at its best. I might just have picked the best night to be here, in which case, you might not find this bar worth 5 stars on other days. To me however, the Sunday alone makes it worth it.

Magnificent selection Friendly staff…read moreComfortable environs In full disclosure, my family stayed at a home directly across the street, so I made my way here frequently. Paul (and others) were all convivial hosts, and the options are plentiful. The inside was entirely inviting, but what a treat to relax over the water or along the street in the sunshine. Beer enthusiasts will find myriad domestic and foreign options, but whether knowledgeable or not, I'd encourage visitors to ask for recommendations - the staff are great guides. Recommended for a visit.

A great little homey spot with a giant beer selection. The bartender was very nice and invited us…read moreto free soup that a customer had brought in to share. They have some small snacks (meat and cheese). The beer selection is enormous. Mainly Dutch, Belgian, and German selections but a few others inserted here and there. Narrow done your selection among the 25 types on the menu if you don't know offhand which of the 170 beers you really want! And they even have two nonalcoholic beers!

To start with the location: away from the main roads, in a quite street. On a sunny day, it has…read moreprobably the best terrace in town. Inside, it's a great simple pub. You can see all the beers on offer on the wall behind the bar. With regard to the main topic, i.e. the beers: they offer a huge range, and I love the fact that they offer quite a few of the new small breweries beers. Of course you will also find some more traditional Belgian or German beers. With that some nibbles, snacks, etc.

This place has quickly become my go-to hang out spot! It's so effortlessly nonchalant and…read moreunpretentious. They really should fix the girls' bathroom, though.

Awesome little dive bar/pub! The name is after an Australian historical figure but the bar has an…read moreinternational vibe. There are unique things all over the walls and flags from different countries. The 12 of us took over the entire place, which had 4 high top tables along with 4-5 chairs at the bar. There was still enough room for a heated round of darts. They also had a few small tables out front but the charm is really inside.

Went to Sherlock for drinks with colleagues. Great beer, great snacks and a great atmosphere. We'll…read moreworth coming back to.

Walked in to the Pub around 8 pm and starving. Ordered fish & chips and a burger for our party…read more Heard the meat pies are what they are known for. Changed my order to chicken & mushrooms pie instead of fish and chips. Pie honestly was to die for. No regrets! Real British Food here! Pub is friendly with little nooks in it if you want to be alone with friends or your partner. Full Bar! Cozy and Friendly Pub. Do not miss out on this neighborhood gem.

If you ever find yourself in The Hague for business or pleasure, this restaurant is absolute…read moreperfection. I am not joking when I say that I want to fly back to the Netherlands purely to eat here again someday. We were looking for a place to eat that was within walking distance of The Hague Marriott. When another restaurant on the same street was all booked up for the evening, we found The Old Jazz. It was still before 1900 and not crowded. (However, every table was filled by the time we departed.) I am so thankful that the other restaurant was full, as this was a meal I will remember for years to come. I started with the salmon and tuna sashimi and my friend chose a crispy pita with bell pepper aioli. The fish was so fresh that I felt like I was back in Hawai'i enjoying a freshly-caught meal on the water's edge. My friend--notorious for being a very picky eater and never eating sushi--even tried the sashimi and ate a whole piece of tuna. The dish also featured wakame, a homemade kimchi-like veggie blend, sprouts, rice puffs, ginger, and wasabi (and not the packaged kind). My friend was thrilled with the pita. We also enjoyed some cocktails as starters. I really liked my elderflower spritzer to begin the meal. Although everything sounded delicious as a main course, I opted for the truffle rigatoni with the lobster. You know those dishes where you involuntarily close your eyes with every bite because it's so good that it almost overwhelms your senses? The balance of the dish was perfect: salty, sweet, sour, bitter, and umami were all represented in harmony. If it wouldn't have been poor form, I likely would have licked the dish clean to savor every last note of flavor. Our waiter had also suggested a lovely glass of wine to go with the dish, and the recommendation was perfect. We absolutely had to order dessert to end the meal, opting for the moelleux au chocolate with a white chocolate crumble, vanilla mousse, and what was described as a "pure chocolate" ice cream. Again, this final dish was heavenly, and I wanted to pack the chef in my suitcase so I could enjoy this incredible experience again. Throughout the meal, the service was sublime. Every recommendation from our waiter was perfect, from the wine pairings to dishes that might interest us. I am immensely grateful that we stumbled upon The Old Jazz. Someday, I will find a way to return to The Hague, perhaps just so I can dine here again!

Great ambiance, sushi and sliders. Highly recommend and the servers were just the right amount of…read moreattentive.