11 great wine bars and wine restaurants in The Hague 2026
Heading to the The Hague and looking for some nice places to eat and drink wine?
Here is our guide to the best wine bars and wine restaurants in the city!
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![6&24, a restaurant in The Hague, Netherlands.]()
Phone: +31 70 219 6848
Address: Nobelstraat 13, Den Haag
Owned by the young couple, chef Rik van der Laar en maître/sommelier Saskia de Kuijer, 6&24 is a modern, energetic place in the heart of The Hague. The owners have worked at well-respected restaurants like 3-star De Librije in Zwolle and 2-star Amber in Hong Kong. Saskia also has experience at established wine shop Peeters in Rotterdam. Their passion for good quality produce and eye for detail is exemplified by Rik's morning walks to the local market and Saskia's perfectionism in service. Guests experience the warmth and hospitality in pure expressive food and a generous welcoming atmosphere.
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![Walter Benedict, a restaurant in The Hague, Netherlands.]()
Phone: +31 070 785 3745
Address: Denneweg 69A, Den Haag
At the end of the Hague's nicest restaurant street, the Denneweg, there seems to be a collective of wine freaks. We already knew Bouzy and the famous Gouden Ton wine shop (the first one of this lovely wine shop chain), but how could we have missed Walter Benedict? A warm, neat, 40-something-seat place in the heart of the city that’s open daily from 09.00 till 23:00. And that in times of huge staff shortage. Bravo! The staff is very friendly, the food is nice, but more importantly: the wine list is one of the best in the city. A great selection of fantastic Burgundies, Piemonte Nebbiolo and a...
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![Bowie, a restaurant and wine bar in The Hague, Netherlands.]()
Phone: +31 070 206 6926
Address: Regentesselaan 24A, Den Haag
With so many great wine places in the city centre, why should you bother going into the ‘local neighbourhoods’ of The Hague? Because there’s Bowie! Marvellously styled and situated on the corner of the Regentesselaan with an almost 180-degree window, it feels like a mix between a comfy neighbourhood place and a luxurious French bistro. The owners, who also own beer café Franklin around the corner and wineplace Walter Benedict in the centre, seem to know exactly what the Regentessekwartier wanted. Even on an otherwise calm Sunday night, the place is buzzing. Sit at a table, sit at the bar,...
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![Interior of Marius Wijncafé wine bar/restaurant, The Hague, Netherlands.]()
Phone: +31 070 219 2550
Address: Piet Heinstraat 93, Den Haag
For unknown but what, in retrospect, are clearly idiotic reasons, it took a while before we visited Wijnbar Marius in government capital The Hague (Den Haag). Located a bit off the beaten track, it is one of those cosy and lovely neighbourhood wine spots. Even in the early afternoon, most tables are either occupied or booked, and so we were lucky they could squeeze us in as a walk-in when we visited. A friendly, warm staff serves playful snacks and wines. You can opt for dinner, too. There’s an extensive selection of vegetarian bites (love!) and various sakes by the glass (love even more!), s...
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![Exterior of Café Restaurant Flora, the Hague, the Netherlands.]()
Phone: +31 635 689 214
Address: De Constant Rebecquestraat 55, Den Haag
Finally! This is what Den Haag has always been missing. Found together with an art cinema on the top floor of a deserted telephone exchange factory, Café Restaurant Flora offers a wide space with an amazing view (the windows stretch from the floor to the five-metre-high ceiling), and the artsy vibe of edgy Amsterdam, Paris or even New York. Despite having been open for less than a year, the place is packed, and serves over 120 guests a night. This allows for a high wine turnover which, combined with some true wine fanatics being in charge (one worked at Amsterdam wine favourite Parlotte befor...
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![Bouzy Prinsestraat, a wine bar in The Hague, Netherlands.]()
Phone: +31 707 370 303
Address: Prinsestraat 42A, Den Haag
Bouzy is one of the main wine references of The Hague and this second location, on the Prinsestraat, is just as good if not better than the first one. Right in the city centre, perfectly located around the corner from the excellent Den Haag restaurant 6&24, you’ll find this spacious, lovely wine place. Though situated in a rather modern building, you’ll straightaway feel at home due to the warmth of the interior – and the staff. Wine-wise, there’s a great selection of artisanal Champagnes (at least one from Bouzy, of course) by the glass and bottle, and a great selection of still wines as we...
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![Bouzy, a wine bar and restaurant in The Hague, Netherlands.]()
Phone: +31 70 780 3563
Address: Denneweg 83, Den Haag
Winebar Bouzy is, what else would you expect, THE place in The Hague to find a great glass of Champagne. On the corner of the famous shopping and restaurant street 'Denneweg', overlooking the canal, this is a great place to have an afternoon drink and a small bite. During summer there's a cosy terrace, but the homey feel inside is what sets this place aside from most other bars and restaurants in the royal city. The love for food and wine is reflected in both the atmosphere and the winelist. No pretentions here, just a welcoming feeling, friendly staff and easy snacks & fingerfood. If you wa...
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![Central Park Voorburg, a hotel and restaurant in Voorburg, Netherlands.]()
Phone: 070 387 2081
Address: Oosteinde 14, Voorburg
Best Long List of the Year Belgium & Netherlands, presented by Smaragd Wijnen 2025
Joey de Kruijf began a few years ago at this great spot, a few miles from the city centre of The Hague. Joey is a passionate host and made his career in the top establishments; on top of that, he is also a great wine lover. This country house building, with national monument status, lies in a lush parkland and is surrounded by trees. There is a stunning terrace, which I find to be one of the most beautiful in the country. It also accommodates 14 elegantly decorated suites, if you would like to spend the night here. Central Park Voorburg is profoundly connected to its surrounding terroir, not...
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![De Kwartel, a wine bar and restaurant in The Hague, Netherlands.]()
Phone: +31 70 355 5615
Address: Strand Zuid 7, Den Haag
With over 20 minutes walk through the dunes, De Kwartel is a hidden gem in the south of Hague, far away from touristy Scheveningen. Here you will find mostly locals and regulars. No designer chairs, trendy lounge sofa's or branded umbrellas here, just laid-back family-style seating. De Kwartel will make you feel at home. After the place burnt down a few years back, crowdfunding kicked off the same day, and in no-time, the venue was rebuilt. That's how much people, primarily regulars, care about it. You would think a buzzing place like this would be on every investor's top list, but a change...
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![Harpoon, a restaurant in The Hague, Netherlands.]()
Phone: +31 70 369 7497
Address: Oude Molstraat 30d, Den Haag
In the heart of The Hague’s city centre, on the busy nightlife Oude Molenstraat, hides a small bistro-jewel. Cosy and warm with a great indoor garden/terrace, Harpoon is a very welcome addition to the city’s wine and restaurant life. The place is owned by Jeroen Kuiper, who owns the famous beach joint De Staat. He and his sommelier Jimmy Sprokkelneef came together with the late Edwin van der Goor (possibly The Hague’s most renowned Michelin-starred chef) to do something new in the city. Unfortunately, Edwin didn’t get to see his final jewel, but he would most certainly be incredibly proud to s...
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![Restaurant Triptyque, a restaurant in Wateringen, Netherlands.]()
Phone: +31 0174 725 505
Address: Plein 13G, Wateringen
Triptyque is located in the historic town hall of Wateringen. While visiting this venue, you are in the heart of the “Westland”, the largest greenhouse horticulture area in Europe, that has long been at the forefront of sustainability. Chef Niven Kunz puts his terroir, born and raised in the region, in the spotlight with his creativity; green is the focus, accompanied by a maximum of 20 per cent animal protein. Great, surprising and very tasty dishes. A nice detail is the two leather-bound wine lists (1 for sparkling and white, the second for reds and sprits) printed on tomato pulp paper. As...
