Café Mosa — Restaurant in The Hague

We didnt sit down for food, so no opinion there.

We were a bit surprised (and caught of guard) that the waiter couldn't speak dutch. For me not so much of a problem, but my companion did have a bit of a hard time understanding, which made it a bit uncomfortable. For me personally the loud music in the quite echoing room was more of an challenge to understand the waiter. The waiter however tried his very best to serve us well.

The place has a nice informal atmosphere and the people are friendly. Our drinks were served quickly, which was to be expected looking at the few guests that were there.

All and all a nice place to be with nice inside possibilities (although not good acoustic for conversations) but also a nice terrace on the square in front of Buza.

The loudness inside and not being able to speak in dutch were the deductions of...

We ordered chef’s menu. The food was looked aesthetic, the taste of it was savory. The portions were of good size as to not overeat or remain hungry after, therefore just enough. Some dishes from the Chef’s menu were shared which was not always comfortable to do in case of pasta. The atmosphere is cozy, with candles and natural flowers. The space was overcrowded at some moment. It is a cozy restaurant, suitable for a date, because it is difficult to hear eachother if you go with a group. We were satisfied with the waiter that introduced us to the menu but then the waiter changed and messed a bit our order but it was fixed so we remained satisfied. I will return to this place for Moldovan wines selection which impressed me. We ordered two bottles of wine “Crama Mircești Fetească regală” and Novak white wine, both fresh with...

We came in on a rainy day and left completely lifted. The food, the service, the generosity—everything was made with love. You can taste it in every bite. We even ordered the same dishes twice because we simply couldn’t get enough.

The octopus was heavenly, the shrimp snack unforgettable—and that mille-feuille? A pure, joyful moment that felt both childlike and gourmet. When a restaurant moves you emotionally, that’s rare.

And the sweet surprise? The bill was more than reasonable. Honestly, don’t tell them—but I’d pay twice for this experience.

Wine lovers, their selection isn’t your standard fare—curated and full of character. If you’re into Mediterranean saveurs, go. Just go.

Thank you Buza Team—for making food feel like...