Was amazing recommend the matcha was super good and de chocolate strawberries came in a snap super…read morefast love this was my first time coming and definitely not my last favorite cafe in the world ever they was super friendly and it was awesome

Three and a half stars for friendly customer service and cute gifting options for the sweet tooth…read morein your life. The coffee guide on the walls are a great touch for selecting the right drink for you. Convenient location near local tourism spots, though it gets quite warm in the sit-down area around back thanks to the natural sunlight filtering in from the Passage. I appreciated that they bothered with latte art on a to-go beverage order, which is something that's frequently disregarded back in the States. I was more impressed by the dark chocolate pistachio bark than the assortment of specialty chocolates (subtlety varies widely between flavors), but the coffee certainly hit the spot. The complimentary choice of a chocolate accompanying drink orders is a nice touch. I had hoped for some pedestrian pastry options like a pain au chocolat, but I'd settle for trying their sinaasappel oranje patisserie next time, along with their gepofte paprikasoep, warme quiche, and da hong pao thee.

3.5 Macarons are great. The petit fours? Not so much as they…read moreare made with whipped cream which was...a choice.

I have a college friend in the neighborhood with whom I visit regularly, and no visit is complete…read morewithout a visit to Jarreau. They are the most-requested gift for folks back home, and very frankly, my most-requested treat when I'm there. Whether the desserts, the chocolates, or the snacks -- impressive inspiration and execution. Stop by, your biggest challenge will be not indulging in those "gifts" before you ever get home!

I'm still searching for that elusive perfect cake shop in Den Haag, but Jarreau is pretty close…read more They are my current go-to place for birthday and special occasion cakes. They also have a good selection of patisserie, beautiful petit-fours and chocolates. It's worth at least looking in the window when you're passing, because the display is so impressive! Fairly recently they added macarons which are good but a bit garishly coloured. The price is high, but so is the quality and attention to detail.

This little place is wonderful! Right across from Walter Benedict (also very good), they have lots…read moreof delicious pastries, along with some breads and some confits etc. Unfortunately I had to catch a train and couldn't load up on everything - no room in my bags :-( But, I did get a few macarons which were delicious! There were also some sausages, and I got a duck sausage... Yes, I found room for that! Very friendly service too.

As I was walking down Denneweg, I saw two Dutch motorcyclists pull up outside Delicious Sweetness…read moreand clean out half of the display case with enthusiasm. So of course, I had to check it out. Though the shop space is quite small, Delicious Sweetness has a wonderful and reasonably varied selection of French pastries, from vanilla/chocolate/coffee eclairs to an array of different macarons to all sorts of beautiful tarts (I ordered the passionfruit coconut one, but the motorcyclists were apparently huge fans of the lemon meringue tarts). They also have breakfast pastries - the croissants looked amazing, but unfortunately, I did not have the chance to try them. Both the coffee eclair and the passionfruit coconut tart were delicious - not too sweet, and clearly freshly made. The coffee eclair had a slightly crunchy, chewy exterior that was not at all compromised by the ample filling of coffee-flavored cream, and the ring of desiccated coconut on the passionfruit coconut tart provided a great texture contrast to the smooth, slightly tart passionfruit curd. The owner was quite friendly, and the shop accepts both credit card and cash. If you're in the area and craving something sweet, definitely stop by Delicious Sweetness!

You're in the right place to buy some amazing Gouda from the Netherlands. This cheese shop has tons…read moreof different Gouda from young to old, from plain to interestingly spiced. They also carry cheese from other countries. But you're in the Netherlands, why would you wanna buy French cheese here? I didn't know about this shop at first, but it was recommended by my Airbnb host in den Haag. I told her about our intention to visit Gouda and find some cheese, then she told us why go there when there's a cheese shop just around the corner? The guy there was friendly to help us with the selection. He even offered samples from whatever cheese you wanna try. Of course you can't be ridiculous. He recommended plain Gouda without any herbs and spice because that's the best way to taste the cheese, but I'm not really a purist and I ended up falling in love with their fenugreek (medium aged) Gouda. Omg so good, nutty, creamy and tastes a bit like coffee! I have never seen fenugreek Gouda in the US so this is definitely one of a kind. Have a cheesy day!