A restaurant popular with locals during the 70s and 80s has re-opened in the Dutch capital. Restaurant Witteveen, designed by Amsterdam studio Concrete, is a modern brasserie that evokes its history through neat interior touches.

An expansive, vibrantly coloured tiled floor is an up-to-date take on the Persian rugs that decked the tables of the original eatery, while other homely touches include cosy nooks furnished with Chesterfield sofas, and a separate living room that may be reserved for a private dining area or meeting space.

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