After you place your order, you can watch the crepe being prepared at the counter, which is interesting to see. And the portion sizes are very generous...

It is always busy at Viswinkel de Lange and as it is quite a small shop it can feel like you are like sardines in a can, which fits the theme somehow.

The menu includes different types of milk tea, fruit tea, matcha lattes, and coffee. They also serve seasonal drinks and croffles (a type of Korean waffle with either sweet or savory toppings).

When looking through the window you can see people rushing by, but inside the store it is quiet and customers take their time to browse through the books.

For every type of stone, there is a description that informs customers about their supposed function and origin. It is a nice place to find a stone that resonates with you and your life.

The views are sensational, as you are surrounded by water and the sun sets into the sea. It is quiet and there are usually some other people who are enjoying the sunset or fishing in the harbor.

When you walk around the Park Belvedere it feels like you are in the middle of the dunes, because of the rolling landscape and the trees.

When you enter it feels cosy and you are greeted by friendly personnel. There is an open kitchen concept, so you can see the chefs preparing meals.

The restaurant is specialized in Korean barbecue and therefore, every table has its own grill and they also offer separate dishes or all-you-can-eat.

Another of my favorite places to visit during a stroll through Scheveningen is the Meteotoren, a sensational viewpoint that offers a 360-degree view of many different sights of The Hague.

Café Blossom is a lovely spot for breakfast, coffee and lunch. They offer interesting menu items for breakfast and lunch, like açaí bowls and pancakes.

Their lunch menu includes nice basics with a special touch of something unexpected, for example, creamy eggs with caramelized radicchio.