Best authentic fries within the whole entire tiny country. The place is always packed with people,…read moreeven though seating is limited. The fries are cut fresh, and taste very authentic (not comparable with anything in the U.S.). The owner is very friendly, and does his job with passion. Tip: I had some friends disliking their fries because they usually serve it with Belgian mayo, which is a sour version of the sweet Dutch fry sauce I like. So ask for fry sauce instead of the Belgian mayo. Way more sweeter rather than sour, and less fat I can say.

This place is a local legend. You'd expect hipsters to be hanging out here all day, eating the…read morefreshly baked potato chips, but these guys did the whole farm-to-table organic thing before it was cool. Therefore you will find people from all walks of life, waiting in line, for that potato goodness. Since the Dutch and the Belgians can't have their fries without a sauce, you have a wide selection to choose from (if you like it hot, try the samurai sauce). Of course they offer the usual Dutch snacks like the frikandel, but the thing that makes this place special is the potato chips.