To find out
out whether someone in The Hague is truly a local, ask them about Dungelmann’s meatballs and croquettes. A bona fide local will be sure to let out a whoop of recognition. Better still, they will get an instant craving. Dungelmann is a household name in The Hague. First there was a butcher shop. Then the Brasserie. And now:
The deli
This is the third Dungelmann establishment. The deli – in the Passage. The takeaway for affordable deli fare to eat on the go or at home. The menu includes gourmet rolls (including spelt), hot grilled panini, Nespresso coffee, mouthwatering muffins, organic juices and smoothies. And soup.
Soup?
That’s right. Already famous for its croquettes and meatballs (selling some 3,000 of these each week at the other two locations), Dungelmann now has plans to become a big name in delicious soup. Pumpkin, melon, pea: a tasty treat for every season, and easy on the wallet, too. You can have a cup for as little as € 2.50. Mmmm.