Koffiehuis Al Hoceima

Koffiehuis Al Hoceima offers a cozy corner of Moroccan flavor tucked into the busy streets of Den Haag’s Hoefkade. This café is a spot where mornings slow down with simple, satisfying breakfasts that blend local Dutch café culture with unmistakable North African touches. If you’re after a coffee break that feels a bit different from the usual, this is where to come.

The coffee here is straightforward and well-priced, around a euro, making it an inviting stop for anyone passing through or locals looking for a quick caffeine fix without fuss. Alongside the coffee, the café leans heavily into Moroccan breakfast staples—think soft eggs, plenty of fresh bread, olives, and Moroccan teas served with a strength and aroma that suggests a direct link to countryside traditions from places like Bani Bouayach. The food is freshly prepared and offers a comforting, homey vibe rather than anything overly fancy.

Conversations in French and Spanish are common here, reflecting the multicultural mix of both staff and customers who bring a lively, approachable atmosphere. The space feels informal and welcoming, perfect for early risers who want a relaxed start to the day or for a simple mid-morning pause. It’s the kind of place that feels like a quick trip to a Moroccan village’s breakfast table, right in the city.

The best time to visit is during breakfast hours when the aroma of fresh tea and eggs buttered with olive oil fills the air. Locals who appreciate a genuine taste of Moroccan morning traditions and those curious about finding new coffee spots in Den Haag will find Koffiehuis Al Hoceima especially rewarding.