Brody’s American Taphouse

Great place, loved it. Barman was great service was excellent. I was starting to feel a touch beer'ed out after drink for 4 days straight when we happened upon this bar. 30 odd taps some very nice beer, also a great many styles so something for everyone in the group (including my wife, the non-craft drinker of the group) and lots of it. One downside its a touch cold in its appearance a bit clinical, other than that, fantastic.

Nice place, modern decor but still very comfortable. Maybe 20 beers on tap, good range of styles and on my visit a high average standard. Service was super friendly and helpful, I guess only possible complaint the prices which are high especially given serving size. But all in, a very enjoyable place to drink. I just hope they normally have more customers...

Attractively decorated 'american' craft beer bar with a very decent selection of US and Canadian beers on tap when we visited. Prices for most of the beers were quite high, compared to BeerTemple for example. Fortunately, 15cl flights are available. I have to say, the service from our bartender was beyond excellent. He was interested in our selections, offered to provide info on the various beers and poured us a number of free glasses from a keg that had just 'come online'. We also got free small pours of others beers for comparison with our selections, as well as cheese and sausage to snack on. If it weren't for the ridiculous Scandinavian prices this would be one of the more interesting bars in the country. Though I must also add that I'm having some doubts about the cleanness of the beer lines here.

An awesome addition to The Hague craft beer scene. Very tastefully and expensively decorated, Lots of wood and a lovely copper bar front. A great, mainly US tap selection. Not cheap, but worth the price. Working wif and awesome service. An amazing place and now number one on my list for The Hague.

Quick visit. Great tap list with many US and Canadian beers. Friendly service. They do flights which make the price tags bearable. Absolutely worth a repeat.

Modern and trendy bar in The Hague city center, visited on a few occasions. 20 beers on tap. It was hailed as an all-American craft beer bar before opening but they added Belgian and Dutch cheap beer on the menu since day 1. They do have some rarer and more interesting kegs once in a while, but the 9-11 euros / 25cl is just not worth it, in my opinion. Hoping they revisit their pricing policy, otherwise I have no reason to visit again.

Modern and fairly spacious bar in what used to be the biggest coffeeshop in the city, it’s completely changed now with a decent selection of craft beer and the weed smoking relegated to a seperate (unconnected) area downstairs. It’s never too busy and I never have a problem getting a decent seat, the downside of that is that the taps don’t change as frequently as I would like. Hopefully that changes when they get more known. There’s usually an interesting beer or two to be found though the prices on some of the more unusual US beers are too high. Still, great service and a nice bar in the center that I keep returning to.

Good looking bar with disappointing taplist when I got there. Half of the taps were empty, the taps that were available were mostly Dutch and Belgian commercial beers. Still got some nice UK stout and a Moylans Imperial Stout, so the visit was still worth it. Prices are OK to quite high. All in all I must say I was disappointed after waiting for this place to open. I hope a new visit will change my mind, I will update when that occurs.

Big place with wooden floors. The tap list is interesting, mostly American and a couple of other beers like Brewdog Elvis Juice. prices vary from decent to very expensive (about 10 Euros!). Servings are 25cl. You can do flights of 4 * 15cl, the price of the flight depends on the beers selected. A nice touch is that we got some cheese cubes to go with out beer.

Update: prices are still crazy, service has gone down a lot. Very meh.

Quite big modern place with big windows and loads of leather seats/couches. It’s has almost a Western look. The bartenders even wear leather aprons.

Anyway, when I visited half the taps were empty, and what they had was mostly Hertog Jan. They did have an aged Leffe as well, LOL. Their list of upcoming kegs looks great though, the list will probably improve soon. Service was very knowledgeable and friendly, prices were fairly decent, slightly cheaper than other bars.

This place also shared a front door with a coffeeshop, so if you’ve had enough of the beers you can go and get some good weed. Nice addition to the local eer scene, especially when they get better beer on tap.