French restaurants in The Hague

You don’t have to travel far for traditional French cuisine. If you’re craving a touch of France on your plate, simply head to The Hague.

Restaurant Loïc
At this restaurant, you can taste traditional French cuisine with a view of the Breton coastline. The owner, Loic Le Marre, is from Brittany. The kitchen doesn’t work with starters, main courses and desserts. You can choose several dishes together per course, similar to a shared dining concept. So, do you want to start with a dessert round? No shame—they actively encourage it.

Brinckhorstlaan 135
The Hague

Le Quartier
This place is the newcomer on the list. With their restaurant, they want to bring a little bit of Paris to The Hague. Alongside the regular menu featuring steak tartare and lobster soup, there is a new French-style Plat du Jour every day. During the day, you can enjoy a truly classic croque-monsieur for lunch.

Van Hoytemastraat 43
The Hague

Pastis
You’ll find Pastis in the center of The Hague. At this restaurant, the dishes are based on the cuisine of Paris. Start with a coupe of champagne, because it makes everything feel festive. And then there are all those classics on the menu. From scallops and foie gras to start, to mussels and confit de canard as a main course. Have room for dessert? Go for the crème brûlée.

Oude Molstraat 57
The Hague