Café Constant The Hague – Continuously good food
Café Constant is a restaurant with a comfortable feeling. It feels like it has been there for years and will continue to be there in that same state for many more. The furniture is classic and made from wood, the walls are tiled, it just has everything you need and not much more.
However, the food is interesting. They have different revolutionary combinations that are refreshing. I like the combinations, as they have some solid recognizable base, but with an unexpected final ingredient. The place serves lunch and dinner, but you can also go there for coffee or drinks. There is also a nice terrace on both sides of the front door, so you are able to sit in the sun (or shade) during different times of the day. Next to the restaurant, there is a petting zoo and a big playground, so it would also be nice to bring children, as there is entertainment for them.
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