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CLOSED: Eethuis De Zon
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Closed
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Vegetarian
Lacto
Ovo
Organic
Beer/Wine
European
Simple organic food menu built around a daily special. Three-course menu comprises soup, main, and dessert. Organic wine, beer, tea, coffee, juice. Canal-side setting. Formerly Chez Val, with a new name and location. Reported closed, Aug 2018.
5 Reviews
First Review by gisaster25
wyrd
Points +3292
Basic but friendly - Edit
The lady of Eethuis de Zon, I guess she's the owner of the restaurant, is lovely and makes you feel at home.
Read moreEveryday they have one starter, one main dish, and one dessert (4 + 11 + 3.5 EUR). Food is ok, Dutch style: one dish full of different stuff, sometimes oddly put together. There is a nice garden inside!
Pros: Friendly staff, Garden inside
Cons: Only one thing in the menu
Guest
MrsBellerby
Points +37
Eethuis de Zon - Edit
This is a quirky little place where they only have one meal each day. The main dish was a plateful of all sorts of nice things (stuffed pepper, risotto, salad, mushrooms, potato salad). The non-alcoholic beer was interesting (and malt which is unusual).
Read moreGuest
Gudrun
Points +4887
The Hague: A good place for for vegetarians - Edit
This restaurant is quite popular among local vegetarians and their friends (yes, it does attract also omnivores!).
Read moreIt is situated on the edge of the city center at a canal. During summer time it is really nice to sit outside on the terrace (in the backyard).
As already mentioned above, the menu is built around a daily special. So there is ONE daily menu with starter, main course and dessert.
Here is the downside for vegans: the food is pretty much ovo-lacto. It is possible to have a vegan version on request, but that usually means that you get exactly the same food in exactly the same quantities as the vegetarians minus the non-vegan components. So, If the main attraction of a main course is a vegetarian croquette, the vegan version of the dish is the same as the vegetarian one, just no croquette. And if the standard dessert is strawberries with cream you get exactly the same quantity of strawberries as anybody else, just no cream. So there is some room for improvement.
Conclusion: a good place for vegetarians - not so much for vegans, alas.
Pros: good value, nice location
Cons: lack of vegan options
Guest
filippodibari
Points +1270
Good - Edit
The food was good (not excellent, not original). The service was fine (nothing I will remember forever). The price was 18 euros for: 1 soup, 1 large vegetable dish with very tasty buckwheat, 1 dessert. Only one choice of alcohol-free beer. Environment: very simple, the garden is nice but could be improved.
Read morePros: location, kind waiters
Cons: attention to the service, attention to the environment
Guest
gisaster25
Points +349
Soup + main + fruit-topped yogurt = tasty dinner - Edit
As at Chez Val (De Zon's previous incarnation), there's no menu to order from: De Zon prepares one soup, one main, and one dessert each day, take 'em or leave 'em. I had the soup and the main for dinner last night - a nettle soup (nettle leaves - which tasted a bit like spinach - in a rich broth) and the main course (a.k.a. the "meal", always a hearty platter with several components, last night featuring moussaka, tzatziki, leaf salad w/tomatoes and olives, feta, and seasoned tomato-onion rice). Both courses were delicious. I didn't have the dessert last night but it looked similar to what they routinely served at Chez Val (i.e., fruit-topped yogurt). I'll definitely be eating here again. Pleasant rear courtyard with outdoor dining.
Read morePros: Tasty dinner, Good value in The Hague, Location on Bierkade is nice
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