Monastic Store

Small store of the monastry, selling their own Haagsche Broeder beers and some other monastric stuff. Nice beers, quite hard to find elsewhere. Very friendly staff. Located in Den Haag city center, payed parking nearby but you have to have a little walk. Don't forget to visit their chapel on first floor when you're there.

Store for the “Haagsche Broeder” brewery which is in the top 5 of Dutch breweries on Untappd. As their beers are extremely hard to get outside The Hague but all great this is a must stop for any beer geek. Other reviewers stated prices are high but I have to disagree: their default beers are 75cc for 9 euros which is ok, the special sour ones 75cc for 17 euros which is comparable to a similar bottle of Belgian Geuze in Belgium. Service is friendly but typically volunteers for a monastery store.

Small store that sells their own beers and some other stuff. Well, if they have their beer, the supply is just as minimalistic as the store. Luckily I e-mailed in advance and three beers were waiting for me to take away. Very friendly service. Expensive.

Small monastery shop which sells their own beers and other things. Prices can be a bit high but they brew only small batches so that’s only to be expected

Store that sells lots of stuff that is of interest to hippies and my mom, like candles, honey, ceramics and so on (yuck). They also are the best place to get Haagsche Broeder beer (the specials are only sold here) which makes it a place of interest. Servive is ridiculously friendly as the place is staffed by monks and/or volunteer old ladies who all love to chat and are very spiritual and stuff (they never tried to convert me though). Prices are high (but it helps you get into heaven if you buy a lot).

I never actually noticed they also sell cider as I’m always too focussed on the Haagsche Broeder beers, trying to ignore their more arts-and-craft-style offerings. Guess I’ll have to check it out next time I’m there.

Small monastery shop and of course the place to get Haagsche Broeder beers. It’s all very small batch so anything other than Prior tends to sell out very quickly. They’re always very friendly and happy to tell you what other beers are in the works. Prices of the beers are a little high though.
Don’t believe what Deanso has to say about it, he’s unfortunately full of lies and deceit today.

Small and quiet giftshop with exclusive sale of Haagsche Broeder bottles and some cider and mead from other (Belgian and French) monasteries. Also soap, candles, ceramics and arts and crafts. Very friendly and well intended service but not very knowledgeable about the beer and the other bottles. The normal Prior is always available, others are more temporary. Other than here the Facebook page of Haagsche Broeder is the best place to check availability. The Facebook page of the Monastic store is a separate page that holds very little interesting info in that regard.