Luciano Den Haag Weimarstraat

Luciano The Hague Weimarstraat is a branch of IJssalon Luciano located in the Regentessekwartier neighborhood of The Hague. Official records list Weimarstraat 87A as the address, with the postal code 2562 GS The Hague. The local business directory for Weimarstraat lists the establishment as Luciano IJssalon at Weimarstraat 87. Both references place the branch in the same street and neighborhood context. The establishment is thus situated in a commercial area locally associated with Vereniging BIZ Weimarstraat.

The Weimarstraat branch is part of the broader Luciano organization. This enterprise is linked to Luc Blok and Angelique Blok. According to company information, Luc Blok began working in his parents' ice cream parlor in 1983. Later, Luc and Angelique operated ice cream carts in Wassenaar. In 1996, they opened their first Luciano store there. No separate founder or operator is described in the examined public sources for the The Hague branch on Weimarstraat.

Luciano The Hague Weimarstreet publicly announced in late March 2024 that the location was officially open. A local hospitality publication also reported on May 1, 2024, that Luciano had opened a location on Weimarstraat. The branch is therefore a recent addition to the local food and drink offerings in Segbroek. Available information places the establishment primarily within Luciano's ice cream parlor concept, with coffee and other beverages as part of the offering.

According to company information, the broader Luciano concept revolves around ice cream, coffee, related refreshments, a changing fresh assortment, store layout, and service. This description applies to the chain as a whole. Public sources do not provide a separate concept document for the Weimarstraat branch. Therefore, a reasonable interpretation of this location requires distinguishing between chain-wide information and data specifically published about the The Hague store.

For coffee enthusiasts, Luciano's own coffee label is particularly relevant. Luciano Coffee is described by the company as a proprietary label. The blend uses Arabica beans from Ethiopia and Brazil. The coffee is roasted by Bocca Coffee Roaster. This makes the origin of the beans and the name of the roaster known in broad terms. However, the examined sources do not provide a complete coffee menu for the Weimarstraat branch.

Information on brewing methods is also limited. Luciano's own pages and previous reporting on Luciano Wassenaar mention, among other things, lungo, espresso, and cappuccino. Bocca is also named as the roaster. A La Marzocco machine is additionally mentioned for that Wassenaar location. This data is not necessarily location-specific for the The Hague branch. For Luciano The Hague Weimarstraat, public information mainly shows that social channels refer to coffee, iced coffee, matcha, and milkshakes.

The local business directory describes the Weimarstraat branch as an ice cream parlor offering loose scoops of ice cream, milkshakes, ice cream cakes, and macarons. This image aligns with the broader Luciano profile. Coffee appears in the available information alongside ice cream and cold drinks, not as a standalone coffee bar concept with documented filter methods or a developed specialty menu. For readers who want to understand the coffee side, the connection to Luciano Coffee and Bocca Coffee Roaster is the most factually supported aspect.

The available information includes some details about origin. For coffee, Luciano lists Arabica beans from Ethiopia and Brazil. For coffee ice cream, the company states that it is made with freshly brewed espresso from their own Luciano Coffee label. Additionally, Luciano mentions various ingredients or suppliers for other products, such as Dutch Elsanta strawberries, hazelnuts from Piedmont, Callebaut chocolate, and vanilla from Madagascar. These points relate to the broader product line, not exclusively to the The Hague location.

Bocca Coffee describes itself as a coffee company that works directly with farmers and sourcing partners. The company highlights long-term relationships and B Corp certification. It also describes transparency work around True Price. These are statements from the roaster behind Luciano Coffee. In the public sources examined, no separate sustainability policy was found that specifically applies to Luciano Den Haag Weimarstraat.

Little concrete data is available regarding coffee-related activities. Public sources do not document any workshops, coffee tastings, or exhibitions at Luciano Den Haag Weimarstraat. However, there are social media posts about a savings action for young customers under the name Luciano x Sproutz in June 2026. Public Facebook and Instagram snippets also mention artworks by Marijntje Teeuwen in the shop. This information provides a limited impression of the local shop context.

The location appears in various public listings. The official visitor website for The Hague lists IJssalon Luciano on Weimarstraat under food and drink. The Weimarstraat business directory also mentions the establishment with its address, phone number, and a brief description. Additionally, a local hospitality publication covered the opening in an overview of new restaurants and businesses in April 2024. These mentions provide primarily factual visibility, rather than a substantive review of the coffee.

Luciano’s own news overview lists several media highlights and recognitions for the broader enterprise. This includes a Koffie Top 100 mention from 2018 for Luciano Wassenaar. In that item, Luciano Wassenaar is listed as number 29, and Bocca is named as the roaster. An award from 2017 for Koen van Es is also mentioned. This data does not specifically concern the Weimarstraat location. Therefore, for a factual profile of Luciano Den Haag Weimarstraat, the location details, the 2024 opening, the chain concept, and the coffee connection with Bocca Coffee Roaster remain the most relevant factors.