Discover The Hague's vibrant plant-based food scene on your own schedule. With the V for Food app as your guide, you'll walk about 6.5 km past six local hotspots. At each stop you redeem a voucher for a tasting: the best falafel in the Netherlands, a unique pizza with homemade cheese from the future, royal ice cream and more. Between stops, the app shares stories about the city and challenges you with a fun quiz. The route leads through charming neighborhoods, including the hidden Palace Garden and the trendy Zeeheldenkwartier. Start when you like, take breaks whenever you want. Perfect for food lovers, couples, friends and anyone who wants to support local businesses.
Highlights
- Taste plant-based street food at 6 local hotspots with prepaid vouchers
- Explore at your own pace: the app guides you step by step
- Discover hidden gems like the Palace Garden and Zeeheldenkwartier
- Play the interactive city quiz along the way
- Support independent, sustainable food entrepreneurs
The Pax Haven is a 3 minute walk from The Hague Central Station at de Bezuidenhoutseweg. It's across from a Spar Supermarket.
You end the tour at one of the most vibrant places in the city: Grote Markt. Enjoy a drink at Zeta, your last restaurant stop. Or take a tram back to Central Station from there.
A vast green field right next to The Hague Central Station. Its name comes from "malie", an old ball game played here in the 17th century. Today it's the city's go-to spot for festivals, fairs and big events. It's the ideal starting point for your food walk.
At Scoops, it's all about creamy scoop ice cream made without cow's milk. It's so good you'll keep coming back for more.
One of The Hague's most iconic squares, right next to the Dutch parliament buildings. It's lined with lively café terraces, and the statue of William of Orange watches over it. A great spot to pause and soak up the political heart of the city.
At FLFL, it's all about one thing: fresh falafel, made the moment you order. Behind the shop are Daan and Jesse, two guys from Groningen. Jesse lived in Tel Aviv for years, where he fell in love with the city's street food culture, and especially with falafel: cheap, quick, full of flavor and always fresh. That's what he wanted to bring back home to the Netherlands.
The oldest covered shopping arcade in the Netherlands, opened in 1885. Beneath its beautiful glass roof you'll find elegant architecture and a mix of specialty shops. It's a hidden gem just a few steps from the busy shopping streets.
The historic heart of Dutch politics and one of the oldest parliament complexes in the world. Its centerpiece is the 13th-century Ridderzaal (Hall of Knights). Walking past it, you'll get a sense of centuries of Dutch history.
Hier is de vertaling: When you think of pizza, you think of melted cheese. But can that be plant-based? Absolutely! Here on Molenstraat, they prove it every single evening. The story of Vegan Pizza Bar began in 2020, in the middle of a lockdown. With restaurants and bars forced to close, Vegan Pizza Bar opened in Rotterdam as a takeaway and delivery restaurant. It was the first restaurant in the Netherlands with a fully plant-based pizza menu.
A hidden green oasis right behind Noordeinde Palace, the King's working palace. Once reserved for royalty, this peaceful garden is now open to the public. Many locals don't even know it's there. With its winding paths, old trees and quiet benches, it's the perfect spot to take a break between tastings.
A charming 19th-century neighborhood whose streets are named after Dutch naval heroes. Today it's one of The Hague's trendiest areas, full of independent shops, cozy cafés and plant-based hotspots, and the secret Palace Garden is right nearby.
A cozy, fully plant-based restaurant in the trendy Zeeheldenkwartier. It's known for colorful, generous dishes made with fresh ingredients, as the name promises. Many dishes are gluten-free too. It's a local favorite for a healthy, feel-good bite and the perfect way to taste how delicious plant-based food can be.
A lively square in the heart of The Hague, surrounded by bars, restaurants and busy terraces. Once the city's market square, it's now a favorite spot for locals to eat, drink and meet up, especially on sunny days.
A relaxed café-restaurant with an almost entirely plant-based menu. Zèta serves creative, flavorful dishes made to share, from small bites to hearty plates. It's a laid-back spot where locals come to eat, drink and linger, and it proves that plant-based food can be pure indulgence.
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