Gluten Free: Yes, Item specific Casein Free: Yes, Item…read morespecific It's a freaking chain American chain, but at some point you have to eat. And honestly after striking out while looking for a quick/safe GFCF dining option that wasn't closed, it was a much welcome sight. Highlight: + It was nice and cool, yeah for AC after wandering around outside on a hot day. + A large amount of inside seating a + It was within budget and the quality of food for price point was just right + They did a good job of trying to minimize cross contamination. Allergy was noted on my order, plus the line was made verbally aware, and gloves were changed. + Like most Five Guys, they had the Coke Touch Screen machine that allowed to make whatever combination of drink your heart desired. Tips: - The restrooms could be found in the back down a flight of stairs.

One of the largest and most beautiful Five Guys' locations I've ever seen, and it wasn't even in my…read morehome country! Got to check out this spot before heading out to the Hague for a museum day and boy am I glad that I did. Ordered a couple of custom Cheeseburgers w/ Cajun fries and some Coke Freestyle sodas. Being from America we are very picky about our burgers, and Five Guys is definitely my favorite burger joint back in the States. There was nothing to be worried about...the burgers, fries, service...it was all A1. Perfect, and was one of the most satisfying visits I've had. They really pride themselves on customer service and presentation and my burger was probably the "prettiest" I've seen. Mouth is watering just thinking about it, think I'm going to go ahead and just put in for delivery right now.

Ordered frites with truffle mayonnaise and a side of peanut sauce, plus the hamburger. Quiet casual…read moreplace,nice overhead window lets in lots of light, quiet at lunchtime. Frites were hot and crispy. Hamburger came juicy medium, on a seeded bun, with a slice of american(?) cheese, ketchup, truffled mayo, chilled lettuce, tomato, and lightly pickled cucumber. It was fantastic, and I debated ordering another one, since I knew I was leaving town. I settled for another round of frites, just as good as the first, to finish off my sauces. My only suggestion is that if someone eats their hamburger slower than I do, the bun might mush as it absorbs juice and sauce. So, slightly more robust bun? If I ever get back to The Hague, I'm coming for another round.

Great döner place with fresh baked bread...yum! Counter service, with friendly staff. Video games…read moreto play while wait and big window to people watch on street. Fantastic prices for great food! €5 for combo w döner drink and tons of fries--Wow! Close to lots of sights.

This is my favorite McDonald's location in The Hague. Why? It's the biggest and definitely the…read morecleanest, and the staff here is superior to the other locations. The tables and floors are kept very clean, despite the rather high traffic location across from the Binnenhof. It's a large location, so despite the tourist buses that make their meal stop here (or the droves of teenagers who make this their lunch spot on Wednesday Dutch public school half-days), there is plenty of seating and is always kept clean. Also, for moms with babies, this location is all on the ground level (unlike the location on Vlamingstraat) with easy stroller access, spacious wide aisles, the aforementioned plenty of seating. Also, no weird transient looking/smelling patrons hanging out at this location the way they do at the Grote Markt location (ick). And of course, being American, I love that McDonald's tastes exactly the same here as it does back "home" - a nice constant for this expat.

Hamburger boss was cold, tasteless, fries cold. Rather give…read moreit zero stars, but that's not possible. Never again.

Excellent location in the Hague. Chicken was overcooked and dry. Service was extremely rude and a…read morebit racist. The manager was also as rude as the staff. Its a pity because last year (2017), it was very good. Just like Marco D. in the other reviews, I would have given it zero stars.

We came here for our first croquettes ever!! I especially enjoyed the veal croquette. For only 2…read moreeuro this was reasonable. This has to be the smallest food counter in The Hague! So fun! The women running the place was very nice and helpful! We would return for sure!

Got a medium order of frites with mayo on top, and they tasted very good. Mayo is not like the mayo…read moreback home. Something is a little different... maybe a little lemon juice?? Frites were fresh from the fryer. (€2.10 + 60 cents for the sauce)

From the owner: zelfgemaakte patat. homemade fries…read more selbstgemachte pommes.

This place is absolutely fantastic! After we had a couple of great cocktails down the street, we…read moreended up here for something to eat! The food and the pitas were delicious! The tzatziki is out of this world, and it was quick service, convenient and nice seating, and a great experience overall!

Hands down the best gyros in the Hague. It's authentic - just like in Greece - with a lot of…read morefreshly sliced juicy pork meat, salad and tzatziki all wrapped in a warm and soft white pita bread (wrapped is probably not the right expression, since the amount of ingredients- especially meat - prevents the pita bread from wrapping all around it). I love it and will keep coming back.

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.