Bigger, better & bolder: The Harbour Club in The Hague (go!)

The The Harbour Club has been the place to see and be seen for years. The place where you eat delicious sushi, enormous Tomahawk Steaks and, of course, have a champagne cooler filled with bottles on the table. Strangely enough, The Harbour Club The Hague is a place not many people know. And as far as we’re concerned, that should definitely change, because this location is even bigger, better & bolder than you’re used to from The Harbour Club. 

The Harbour Club has been a crowd favourite for years in Amsterdam (with two locations), Vinkeveen, Rotterdam and Eindhoven. The Hague is the location you definitely want to visit at least once. Because:

Three thousand bottles of wine

When you enter The Harbour Club in The Hague – the gigantic open space measures 1,400m2 – you imagine yourself in a New York atmosphere. Eye-catchers include the enormous mural by (house) artist Selwyn Senatori, the golden sharks above the bars and the wine climate cabinet containing three thousand (!) bottles. Also check out the recycled tables made from the wood of old railway sleepers: sustainable and beautiful!

The view over the city completes the experience. In short: you’re sitting here in a hotspot with international allure.

What’s on the menu?

The Harbour Club is known for its fresh fish and beautifully presented sushi and sashimi. How about a THC Special Oyster, for example? Meat lovers are also in the right place here. A few signatures: the Tomahawk Steak, carved at the table, and the extra crispy Korean Fried Chicken. And you thought you didn’t like shots? Think again, because the shots at The Harbour Club are genuinely delicious!

Dynamic pricing

As is the case with places where seeing and being seen is part of the experience, where champagne flows freely and the sushi rolls aren’t of the All You Can Eat variety, eating at The Harbour Club comes with a hefty price tag. But at the extravagant restaurant, they also understand that guests want more joy for less damage — especially now that life is considerably more expensive than before. On quieter days, you can therefore enjoy everything delicious on the menu at a sharper price from now on. In the best-case scenario, your saving can amount to 20 per cent, for example on Mondays and Tuesdays. And that’s truly unique; The Harbour Club is the first Dutch restaurant to implement a dynamic pricing strategy.

Friday Drinks and Bottomless Brunch

With more than 400 seats, a rooftop terrace overlooking the skyline and that typical Harbour vibe, this is a genuine asset to the city. Be sure to keep an eye out for the special events too, such as Friday Drinks and the Bottomless Brunch. The restaurant can be found on the fifth floor of the former BINK36 in the upcoming Binckhorst neighbourhood. The restaurant’s location is very convenient; from the A12, you can drive straight onto the large car park, which has more than 400 free parking spaces.

The Harbour Club The Hague is open every day from 11:00 a.m.

The Harbour Club The Hague, Binckhorstlaan 36, The Hague

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