Dudok Brasserie
Dudok—with its vast granite-and-metal interior that looks like a cross between a 1930s railway station and an ultra-contemporary factory—is a great place for people-of-every-stripe-watching: politicians debating over a beer, fashionistas toying with their carpaccio salads, and pensioners tucking into an afternoon tea of cream cakes and salmon sandwiches. The menu combines international dishes with traditional Dutch fare such, but be warned it closes at 7 or 8 each evening, so don't leave it late if you're looking for a dinner option.
