Oma Toos The Hague – Typical Dutch cuisine
Oma Toos is located in Scheveningen, not right at the pier where the tourists are, but rather a little bit further inland, overlooking the picturesque harbour. Oma Toos gives you a delicious taste of Dutch cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere without paying “tourist prices”. Oma Toos’ dishes taste like they were actually made with lots of love on a Sunday afternoon by your Dutch grandmother. The menu ranges from the above mentioned pannenkoeken either sweet or savoury, to a hearty “Stamppot”, again a typically Dutch dish that reminds me of stew.
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De Mesdag Collectie – Made for art in The Hague
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Ananda – Finding inner peace
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Florencia – Iconic Italian ice cream shop
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Uitkijktoren Binnenhof – Dutch politics from above
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