Beesechurgers is a fully vegan burger and dessert spot at Kon. Emmaplein 3, 2518 RH Den Haag, on a square at the western edge of the Zeeheldenkwartier, a short ride from the city centre of The Hague. Its name plays on the classic cheeseburger, and the kitchen applies the same idea to the whole menu: familiar comfort food made entirely from plants. Locals and visitors come for stacked burgers, loaded sides and frozen desserts in a casual counter setting. The place holds a 4.9 rating from 362 reviews.
What to Expect at Beesechurgers
The menu centres on plant-based burgers built to satisfy meat-eaters as well as vegans. Expect juicy patties, melting dairy-free cheese, house sauces and soft buns, with fries and snack sides to share. Everything is vegan, so you do not need to check ingredients or ask about substitutions.
Desserts are the second reason to visit. Beesechurgers is also listed as a frozen dessert supplier, and its plant-based ice cream and sweet creations close out the meal. The space works like a stand bar with a quick, informal setup. It suits a fast lunch, a relaxed early dinner or a takeout order to eat elsewhere in the city.
- Vegan Burgers: Hearty plant-based patties with dairy-free cheese and signature sauces.
- Frozen Desserts: Dairy-free ice cream and sweet treats to finish your meal.
- 100% Plant-Based Kitchen: The entire menu is vegan, which makes ordering easy for strict vegans.
- Takeout: Food packed to go, handy for picnics or a hotel-room dinner.
- Online Reservations: Tables can be booked in advance through the restaurant’s booking partner.
Beesechurgers at a Glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | Kon. Emmaplein 3, 2518 RH Den Haag, Netherlands |
| Neighborhood / Area | Zeeheldenkwartier edge, west of the city centre |
| Operating Hours | Mon 12:00–20:30; Tue closed; Wed–Thu 17:00–21:00; Fri–Sat 12:00–21:00; Sun 12:00–20:30 |
| Admission / Price Range | $$ (casual burger-bar pricing) |
| Recommended Visit Duration | 45 to 75 minutes |
| Nearest Transit / Parking | HTM trams and buses within a short walk; paid street parking nearby |
| Official Website & Phone | beesechurgers.nl · +31 6 83651011 |
Visiting Tips, Getting There & Nearby Pairings
Friday and Saturday evenings are the busiest times. To skip the dinner rush, arrive soon after the noon opening on weekends or reserve a table online. The restaurant is closed on Tuesday, and on Wednesday and Thursday it opens only at 17:00, so plan lunch visits for Friday through Monday. HTM trams and buses stop close to the square, and you can plan your route at htm.nl. Street parking around the square is paid, so cycling or public transport is easier.
Like many Hague storefronts, the entrance sits at street level, but seating can be compact. Wheelchair users and parents with strollers should call ahead to arrange space. Afterward, walk 5 to 10 minutes to the independent shops and cafés of Prins Hendrikstraat and Zoutmanstraat. The Peace Palace is about a 15-minute walk away for a cultural stop.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is Beesechurgers open?
It opens at noon on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, and at 17:00 on Wednesday and Thursday. It is closed on Tuesday. Weekday early evenings are the calmest time to visit.
Do I need a reservation?
Walk-ins are welcome, but booking is wise for weekend dinners. Reservations are available through the restaurant’s online booking partner, linked from the official website.
How much time should I budget?
Plan 45 to 75 minutes for a burger, sides and dessert. Takeout orders take only a few minutes.
Is Beesechurgers family-friendly?
Yes. The casual setting, burgers and ice cream suit kids well, and there is no dress code. Call ahead if you need space for a stroller or wheelchair.
When planning your The Hague travel guide or comparing verified restaurants and lunch restaurant in The Hague, pair this stop with standout local spots including Bar & Restaurant Suzie Q, Restaurant Oogst, Hadramout Restaurant, and Brouwerij De Prael Den Haag (0.2 km away).
