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16 Pl. de la Chapelle, 75018 Paris, FranceRestaurant €50 to €60
Gevers Deynootplein 30, 2586 CK Den Haag, Netherlands
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If you’re strolling through the heart of The Hague, T Zusje Kurhaus is a spot that instantly catches your eye. Located at Gevers Deynootplein 30, 2586 CK Den Haag, this tapas restaurant brings a cozy yet vibrant vibe, perfect for sharing small plates with friends or family. As soon as you step in, the welcoming atmosphere invites you to linger over a variety of dishes that are both flavorful and thoughtfully presented. One of the highlights here is the mix of traditional and modern tapas options, with vegetarian choices alongside hearty meat and seafood selections, making it easy for everyone to find something they’ll enjoy.
The restaurant’s menu is complemented by an extensive drinks selection. From refreshing beers and classic cocktails to rich wines and hard liquors, T Zusje Kurhaus ensures that your meal is paired perfectly with a drink of your choice. Coffee lovers aren’t left out either, and the thoughtful inclusion of healthy options shows that the restaurant caters to a wide range of preferences. Whether you’re visiting during the day or enjoying a late-night bite, the flexibility of the menu makes it an appealing choice at almost any hour.
One of the standout features of this spot is its outdoor seating. On sunny days, it’s hard to resist sitting outside, soaking up the lively surroundings while enjoying tapas and drinks with friends. The dine-in experience inside is just as inviting, with a layout that encourages conversation and a relaxed dining pace. While T Zusje Kurhaus does not offer delivery or takeout, this focus on in-person dining creates a warm, social environment that’s ideal for savoring each dish at your own pace.
From the moment you arrive, the attentive service adds to the overall experience, making you feel valued without ever being intrusive. The combination of carefully curated small plates, diverse drink options, and a casual yet lively atmosphere gives T Zusje Kurhaus a unique charm in The Hague’s dining scene. Whether you’re planning a casual meetup, a night out with friends, or simply looking to enjoy high-quality tapas, this restaurant is a spot that makes each visit feel special.
Prices and dish names are transcribed from the restaurant's printed menu, photographed in August 2026 and reproduced on the menu page. Hours, address and service options come from the restaurant's public business profile. An editor confirmed the restaurant was trading on 4 September 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.
Gevers Deynootplein 30, 2586 CK Den Haag, Netherlands
The waiter seated us immediately when he saw us. He was very friendly and informed us how to order and how I should order things with my allergies (because there were things I can't have with my peanut and sesame allergy, but with some dishes could but I had to write down what should be left out) The portion were cute and small, but very tasty and when we ran out of ordering papers we could get some more papers The atmosphere was very pleasant, warm and cozy We definitely will go for dinner here again
Overrated, unfortunately! The cod was too dry, the cheese bite that comes with the serrano ham was too dry (the serrano ham was very good though). The macaron was good, but the sauce on the plate did, in my opinion, not go well with it. Efficient service, but with a lack of soul. If you like attention to the dish and to service, this is not the place. If you like comfort food: then it’s fine. The Grolsch beer was « lekker »
A lovely elegant place near the beach. Another fancy place for me. Very romantic for the couple. The small portions were wonderful. Wish they had more drinks to go with the meals which were non-alchoholic and the desserts were not what I expected. It had zero texture. However the majority of the meal was tremendous and the service was very good.
Tell us what you ordered and what it cost. Two or three sentences about one dish is more useful to the next person than a star rating.
Nearest first, then across the Rio Grande Valley.