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Café de Vink

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Visitors praise Café de Vink for its friendly staff, lively atmosphere, and good music for dancing. However, some reviewers found the music to be deafeningly loud and one described a terrible experience with watered-down drinks and feeling pressured.

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Schoolstraat 28, 2511 AX Den Haag, Netherlands

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About this place Café de Vink

Café de Vink, located in the heart of The Hague, Netherlands, offers a warm and inclusive atmosphere for LGBTQ+ travellers. While not exclusively a gay venue, it is known for being a welcoming space where everyone feels comfortable and accepted. Situated in the vibrant city of The Hague, which is part of the South Holland region, this café provides a friendly environment to relax and socialize. The Hague is a city that embraces diversity, and places like Café de Vink contribute to its reputation as a welcoming destination for the LGBTQ+ community. Visitors can expect a relaxed vibe, perfect for enjoying a casual drink or meeting up with friends. The café is conveniently located at Schoolstraat 28, 2511 AX Den Haag, making it easily accessible for those exploring the city. Whether you're a local or a tourist, Café de Vink is a great choice for an inclusive and enjoyable experience in The Hague.

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Ayoub Tounssi
Ayoub Tounssi May 2026

Please save yourself the trouble, I highly don't recommend this place, besides there are many other places that are much better!

David Ben Attar
David Ben Attar May 2026

Here's my experience as an Israeli in The Hague: I visited Café de Vink for the first time 2 days ago and had what has probably been the most terrible bar experience of my life. Within 3-5 minutes, I felt pressured to order, and the beer I got tasted absolutely watered down, like sparkling water with some beer taste rather than an actual beverage. When I told the bartender that I didn't appreciate it, he didn't even try to address the problem or listen – he threw me out right away. What a fantastic customer service! If you don't know how to deal with criticism and kick out your customers on the spot for it, maybe you shouldn't open a bar at all. There are many other LGBTQ+ bars around that respect their customers, offer decent beverages, and know how to work with clients. It would be much better to give them a hand instead of treating people like a waste as soon as they start complaining. I definitely won't visit this place again and especially encourage my Israeli fellas to never step foot here!

Marianne van der Toorn
Marianne van der Toorn May 2026

Top bar. The best bartender is Guus; come and experience him.

Nadja
Nadja May 2026
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Jaya Rani May 2026
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Laila May 2026
Lex Priem
Lex Priem May 2026

A very lively party bar where you can dance until the early hours! If you come in the late afternoon or earlier in the evening, it is a somewhat quieter bar to just enjoy a drink and a chat. The bar staff are often attentive, so you won't have to wait long.

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Last updated on 25 August 2026

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