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.

Pretty good pub! Quite a bit of craft beers on draft and bottle, and tasty food.read more

More than 200 different bottled beers + own Brewery. A must…read morevisit for beer lovers. English pub feeling included.

A great location when the sun is out. Superb for people watching while sipping on a (ginger)…read morecoffee. A cookie to go with it would have been nice, though :-) The mix & match style - from furniture to the china on the table give a warm homey feel. It also feels like it could just a touch of revamping especially in comparison to the upscale shops around.

Great little place in the centre of The Hague!…read more There were a few tiny tables inside and nice terrace with a larger number of tables outside. Food is prepared inside in front of you... Cakes, sandwiches, salads, crumpets... Everything very fresh! The service isn't quick - and the menu 'warns' you for this - but the food is worth the wait. We loved our tuna-apple sandwich, cheese-apple crumpet with salad, freshly squeezed orange juice and ginger coffee.. Had I had more time I would have definitely tried the scones as they looked delicious!!!

Of course we had to visit The Black Dog while in Amsterdam.. well because we have a black dog. We…read morestarted off with drinks, it was a beer for me and a coca-cola for my husband. For food it was the soup of the day with bread and chicken gyoza for me and the traditional English Sunday roast for my husband (this is available every Sunday while supplies last). It was a cool spot to visit.

I found this place when out with a group of 3 other friends. Food was super tasty and the drinks…read morewere perfect. Service was attentive but not overbearing. Busy enough to be lively but quiet enough we could still have a conversation. One of our friends had some minor medical issues (fainting, weakness) while we were there. After clarifying with the staff his issues were not due to intoxication, they were super nice and accommodating. Definitely will return on a future trip.

A very nice, very typical Irish Pub in the heart of the downtown area. Very popular with the locals…read moreapparently. Great draft beer selection and excellent staff. Can't tell you about the food since I didn't eat anything but a nice stop. I walked into a couple of other places (indoor) but there was no one there. The bartender at The Cavern, for example, said that people show up around midnight! The bar/restaurants with outdoor seating were packed, likely since it was a beautiful, warm summer evening. If you like Irish Pubs you will love this place.

Great place! Had a few drinks, played some pool, had a very nice time! The staff is very friendly…read moreand the atmosphere is nice. Love the big couches :D

Great drinks here!! Many options and the bartenders will make you whatever you are craving! The…read morepresentation of the drinks is on point! The bartenders were very attentive to us! Loved the ambience too! Pub tables with nice dark lighting and very quaint!

If I could give zero stars, I would. This place is hands down one of the worst bars I've ever been…read moreto. The staff is unbelievably rude -- not "busy-night" rude, but straight-up dismissive and annoyed that customers even exist. Ordering a drink felt like I was inconveniencing them, and the attitude alone was enough to make me want to leave immediately. The bar itself is filthy. Sticky floors, dirty surfaces, and an overall grimy vibe that makes you question how often (if ever) anything gets cleaned. It's not "dive bar charm" -- it's just gross. On top of that, the drinks are insanely overpriced for what you get. Weak pours, zero effort, and absolutely not worth the money. You're basically paying premium prices to be treated poorly in a dirty environment. The atmosphere is just awful -- uncomfortable, unfriendly, and completely lacking any redeeming qualities. There are plenty of better bars where you can actually enjoy yourself without feeling disrespected or disgusted.

I feel compelled to write a review because I came here with one purpose: watching EURO 2024. And…read moreMolly Malone's delivered on that. They have a great TV setup, so practically every seat in the pub will have you within viewing distance of any TV screen. They also played the audio of the game and it is in English (albeit Irish English). Legit setup. Not just that, but the snack options here are pretty legit. Wasn't terribly hungry, but I had to grab some bitterballen and spicy potato wedges. Really tasty and quite affordable! Staff here is very friendly too. They make sure to come around and attend to you...at some point. But they are very welcoming!

I have a weakness for Irish bars. I spent 10 days in Amsterdam and visited many. This was the best…read moreof them all. We came to it three times. It's got a real authentic feel to it. The Guinness was wonderful. The patrons were friendly. No complaints whatsoever. Oh yeah, the food is good for bar food as well. Solid french fries.

This British Gastro-Pub was a cute dinner spot to experience on a boat. My husband and I had a few…read morerounds of drinks and split the bread & butter and their Famous Beef Wellington. The main course is served with fries and a salad but we opted for mashed potatoes instead of fries. It was so much food but was so good.

Lovely ambiance , lovely waitresses and fried food Ok, the food was not so fantastic but whereelse…read moreu can find some better food in Rotterdam ? Therefore so OK to have some nice bar food and good drinks and friendly atmosphere

Want to know the toughest part of being an American overseas? Finding a place to watch the Super…read moreBowl!!!! When I studied abroad in the Netherlands sometimes I searched for that little piece of home that was comforting and said "hey, its all good." For me, that thing was the Duke of Oz on superbowl sunday in Leiden. I had been to this bar many times in my many months spend in Leiden, but it just so happened it was one of the only places airing the game. Not only did the drinks taste extra good that day. If I can recall - and this was tough because I may have indulged in one too many Heinekens - they were serving up free food and snacks. Beer... check! Food... check! Superbowl... check! Now if you can imagine anything wrong with this picture you have some serious issues. But on that faithful night there was only one thing that would have ruined my most sacred Sunday and can you guess what that is? The game was broadcasted on a British station THEREFORE you guessed it... NO AMERICAN COMMERCIALS. Now if that wasn't a buzz kill I don't know what is. I really can't complain though, can I? Living in a foreign country, drinking the Netherlands finest, and watching the big game? Doesn't get any better than that.