Verdict: Just not worth it!…read more Pros: - Unusual assortment thus somewhat exciting. It is a Chines bakery! - cheaaaaap! Cons: - There is not much correlation between the name of a cake and the taste of the cake. - Rude service: you can have tea but NO SPOON. Also depending on whom you ask and what gender you are you will get different answers. I could score sugar whereas my cousin-in-law was told NO SUGAR as if she needed to diet or something. - Most cakes were so airy and light but not in the good way. - Most cakes regardless of colour or decoration were pretty bland. They all tasted pretty much alike and of sugar and not much ells.

Sad to share a bakery that owner not ethical in business dealing .Product not fresh and dirty to be…read morehonest. Below standard.

Pros: Price: very…read morereasonable for the Netherlands Quality: Precisely what I expect from a Hong Kong style bakery, though I wish there were more pulled pork bun variations! Delicious and consistent to what I'd expect from any Chinatown bakery in the States. Cons: Self-service where you put the bread directly on a tray... not so bad if the breads had a paper liner they could sit on top of. The place was a bit run down but very homey feeling. You can't get good profit margins while selling decent food for this cheap without sacrificing SOMETHING. What's important was that it was clean enough.

Got 2 chicken spring rolls for €2.75, which seemed a little high to me. It came with some sweet…read morechili dipping sauce. They were fresh from the fryer, and tasted okay.

This is a place where you can relax after a busy week of business meetings. There is no rush. The…read morefood and service is very good. And the cat walking around greeting the customers is an excellent touch

"The Bakery" mini-Dutch chain has opened up a spacious 2 story cafe near the center of the Hague…read more The interior is funky, blending modern space with old-timey kitsch, very comfy and casual, and with a friendly resident cat. CAPPUCCINO +SCONE. I have been here twice for breakfast. Nice creamy cappuccino. For a place that calls itself "the bakery", the scones were just OK, and a bit expensive (3.70 euros EACH). Luckily the clotted cream (whipped butter cream), homemade lemon curd and strawberry jam the scone was served with were delicious. QUICHE+SALAD. Hunking slice of their quiche lorraine was fluffy and creamy, with a buttery pastry crust. The filling included a couple ripe tomatoes and some weird scraps of what should have been bacon. A couple tweaks and this could be really good. The side salad was a nice size and flavor, almost Sicilian with the slices of olives and salty capers, but didn't really pair that well with the quiche. They offer an array of different High Tea options here. Some, which are really just a couple breakfast pastries and tea aren't technically High Tea, but it is nice to a have a selection of HT sizes and sweet/ savory balances. Prices range from 15-27 eros pp.

Very tasty treats and super nice staff. If you are lucky, you can get a seat in front and watch the…read moreparade of people starting their morning.

Sacher torte was good. The cream between the layers was outstanding. Cake was a little dry. €2.50…read morefor a slice

Legit bakery. I went back twice in one day!…read more I had two incredible meat pies with a flaky, buttery outside. These are called saucyzen broodje dobbe. I also had a traditional Dutch dessert called a tompouce. It was beautiful (not too sweet but so much flavor).

Mini chocolate croissants were only 40 cents, or 3 for €1. They were not as good as the one I had…read morein France last year, but very good. Hard to pick something, everything looked really good.

It's an amazing bakery shop. I loved it from the first time when I came there. employees also work…read morevery good and are very friendly and all of them speak in English if it's needed also the food is very delicious and the price is also very good.

This little neighborhood bakery was bustling on a Saturday morning! It sells all sorts of bread,…read morepastries, and desserts. I asked for a croissant and got one fresh off the rack - they hadn't even made it to the display case yet. It was wonderfully flaky and light with a soft buttery inside. For only one euro, it was such a treat! This bakery is right down the street from the Gemeentemuseum, so make a trip before or after you visit!

Walked to the local takeout spot in early May from our hotel in the Hague. Ordered Kapsalon Kip…read more(it has chicken souvlaki, cheese, fries, salad) medium size and a lamb wrap. you can choose small, medium, groot (large) Plenty of food. Went around 8pm on Thursday nite and mostly men were waiting around for their food. Will try the Turkish pizza next. it's worth the wait and the walk. Prices are very inexpensive/budget friendly. They also sell breads and desserts but most of it was sold out. The two guys are very nice And work really hard. There's an XL Albert Heiin market on the way. Located In the zeeheldenkwartier. Open til 10pm, good for a late night snack.

Eating out in the Hague (or anywhere around West Europe in general) leaves a lot to be desired in…read moreterms of price if you get paid in a country with a significantly lower GDP; whereas a quick-and-easy Chinese takeout costs probably no more than 6-8 dollars where I'm from, I remember drunkenly paying 14 EUR for a plate of char siu with fried rice. Luckily for long-term visitors, there's always the more affordable options in the form of Doner Kebabs, Lekkerbek, and Surinamese cuisine; I'm willing to bet that there may be better options somewhere in the Hague, but you won't find anywhere that beats Bakkerij Maxima in terms of cost performance on the new and upcoming Hendrikstraat. Maxima offers all the suspect Bakkerij essentials including your choice of broodje or durum doner (chicken or veal), and also falafel for those engaged in more animal-conscious diets. They also sell a wide range of Turkish pastries both savory and sweet; alongside some of your favorite flavored yogurt drinks from Asia Minor. My recommendation is either the broodje kip with the works + hot sauce, or if you like the durum better, I'd go with kaaf without the hot sauce. Unless you're vegetarian and absolutely have to eat here because all your other buddies are eating too, I wouldn't order the falafel; they take it out of a freezer and it comes out a little soggy even after a thorough frying. All the workers here are impeccably polite and very accommodating of non-Dutch speakers too, if that will assuage your decision in anyway.

The workers didn't seem to fuck with me (I am not white and am still learning Dutch), but the pain…read moreau chocolat? Absolutely worth cheating on my diet for. Crispy, sweet, and with a lovely bite. Their tarts were also addicting. The store felt a bit cramped when I went. Still, this felt comparable to some bakeries I visited in Paris.

Where to start...this was my go to French Bakery spot until I moved. I love love love their Almond…read moreCrescents which are only made on weekends. I also love their chocolate cake (I think it's called moelleux au chocolat). Staff is super helpful, accommodating, friendly and speak English. Tips: 1. Pre-order and pre-pay to avoid the weekend line which builds up on Saturday and Sunday mornings. 2. You can get mini crescents made if you call ahead, they are great for making tapas 3. They will make a custom happy birthday sign for a cake for free 4. If you need tips or help with baking, especially French Baking they are always helpful in providing tips for techniques.