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Best Brunch Spots in The Hague: 2026 Local Guide

Ramo by Ramo
30 September 2026
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The Hague has quietly transformed into one of the Netherlands’ most exciting brunch destinations. From avocado toast masterpieces to traditional Dutch breakfasts with a modern twist, the city offers something for every palate. Whether you’re a local looking for a new weekend ritual or a visitor wanting to start your day right, here are the best brunch spots in The Hague for 2026.

1. Bartine — The King of Sourdough

Located in the charming Zeeheldenkwartier, Bartine has earned a cult following for its legendary sourdough bread and seasonal brunch menu. Their eggs benedict on house-baked sourdough with truffle hollandaise is the stuff of local legend. The industrial-chic interior and friendly staff make it perfect for a leisurely weekend morning.

Pro tip: arrive before 10 AM on weekends or expect a 30-minute wait. Their flat white is also one of the best in town. Address: Prins Hendrikstraat 97, 2518 HL Den Haag.

2. Haley’s Comet Breakfast Club

Tucked away on Piet Heinstraat, Haley’s Comet is a retro-inspired breakfast and brunch spot that feels like stepping into a 1970s American diner — but with Dutch flair. Their pancakes stack is enormous and beautifully presented, and the “Full Comet” breakfast platter will keep you full well into the afternoon.

Best Brunch Spots in The Hague — 2026 Local Guide
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3. TEDS — All-Day Brunch

TEDS on Frederikstraat is the place for all-day brunch lovers. Open from 8 AM to 4 PM, they serve everything from classic eggs royale to banana bread French toast. Their courtyard garden is one of the best-kept secrets in the city during summer months. The coffee program is serious — they use single-origin beans and have highly trained baristas.

4. Kaafi — Specialty Coffee Meets Brunch

Kaafi on Prinsestraat brings Melbourne-style brunch culture to The Hague. Their shakshuka is spicy and satisfying, and the avocado smash comes with perfectly poached eggs and dukkah spice. The specialty coffee here is among the best in the Netherlands — they roast their own beans and every cup is meticulously prepared.

5. Walter Benedict

This stylish bistro on Denneweg serves brunch every day of the week — a rarity in The Hague. Their eggs florentine and croque madame are standout dishes, and the champagne brunch option adds a touch of luxury. The classic Parisian-inspired interior makes it feel like a mini holiday.

Best Brunch Spots in The Hague — 2026 Local Guide
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Honorable Mentions

  • Scallys Lunchroom — Great for a quick, affordable brunch near the city center
  • Bleyenberg — Rooftop brunch with views over the city
  • Pistache Cafe — Vegan and vegetarian-friendly options in a bright, airy space

The Hague’s brunch scene continues to evolve, with new spots opening regularly. Whether you’re after a quick coffee and pastry or a long, lazy weekend feast, the city delivers. Grab a friend, find a sunny terrace, and enjoy everything these fantastic brunch spots have to offer.

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