Plenty

I recently dined at Plenty in The Hague, and it was a delightful experience. Upon my arrival, I was warmly greeted and promptly seated at a cozy table for one, which set the tone for a relaxing meal. The atmosphere at Plenty is incredibly inviting, with a zen vibe complemented by nice plants that add a touch of nature to the space. It’s the perfect setting to unwind and enjoy a leisurely dining experience. I decided to have something light - so I opted for the soup, and it was nothing short of amazing. It captured all the delicious tastes of fall, making each spoonful a comforting delight. The flavors were rich and well-balanced, showcasing the restaurant’s commitment to using fresh, seasonal ingredients. The ginger tea infusion and cappuccino were also perfect. I will be back.

The place is very cozy and offers a wide variety of vegan options. The stuff was attentive. We came on Sunday past lunch time and a lot of menu options were sold out, means that they are quite busy and popular. I went for Shakshouka it was rich in spices and flavorful. It was served with bread. I would definitely recommend a place for vegan enthusiasts and just people that are trying to switch for a more environmentally friendly options during their brunches.

The food was amazing, especially the lentil soup! Atmosphere was great too as well as the people working there. Definitely recommend coming here, will not be the last time for me.

Not sure what the fuss is about. We visited due to the reviews, but the experience is very different. Yes it looks fashionable and ‘cool’, the almond croissant is VERY good, but €14 for the pancakes is daylight robbery. Toppings were few, and there was hardly any maple syrup. We asked for more, they kindly gave us a small pot extra... until the bill arrived and they’d charged us €2 despite me claiming the original portion was clearly insufficient. The pancakes took over 30 mins and it was generally just very disappointing. The Hague needs more vegan options, as Plenty it’s taking advantage of its position with a poor offering.

We went here for a Saturday brunch, and had a lovely experience. Really nice indoor and outdoor seating, with a great menu. The pastries were delicious, as were the pancakes and avocado toast. I went with three non-vegans, and they really enjoyed the food. My only word of caution is that they don't allow laptops, so if you're looking for a cafe to work from, this isn't the one!

Such a beautiful, charming, wholesome atmosphere with delicious vegan food :) thank you!

I have driven past this cafe several times and it looked very attractive. Finally managed to visit it on a Sunday afternoon and it was so worth it. Great vegan food, lovely ambience and friendly service. We even took a cinnamon roll and vegan cake to go because we didn’t have space for it after the brunch but it looked irresistible (tasted even better than it looked) What more could one ask for 🌟? This is definitely going to be one of my favorites when I am in the city.

It was supposed to be cool, but when you have to wait 30 minutes just for a slice of bread with avocado on top and a bowl of soup which eventually came … but cold, well you do not feel so cool and well at all! We hoped the desert could save it all… but the brownie is hard like a stone and impossible to eat, the best for the end 30€ for this, I will never come back and don’t understand the good comments!