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.

Reasonable price and taste for a quick snack. It's the only thing open after 5pm on a Sunday. The…read moreother one is McDonalds, round the corner. 1.75 EUR for 2 spicy wings. 2 EUR for a Coffee with a Tart (egg tart or brownie) Decent price I guess for NL. First time reviewing a fast food place. But I guess it might help others locate this place in the future. My sense is that KFC is a more 'classier' fast food option for those in NL vs. in America (where KFC's and Macs are generally quite 'low' down the chain of fast food options :)

Got some takeaway from this place last week. You can also sit down and have your dinner there. The…read moreribs are real nice but you can also choose other meats. For a few extra euros you can get a menu and you got a full meal! (I'm a big eater but after the sweet ribs menu I was stuffed)

this Mc donalds is disgusting. The workers are not friendly. This food made nouseous and it was…read morejust not good. I would definitly not recomend this place.

Parking can be a nightmare here. Unlike most McDonalds these days this one has pretty quick service…read moreand that I like. Food is par with most McD's.

Food is amazing and fresh…read more FREE refills which is a first in Europe. 3 amazing floors of dining. Phone chargers under every booth. I would say they are definitely Lacking in customer service skills, kinda like every American BK. Oh well. We ordered a whopper, 9 nuggets,(one small sauce) jalapeño cheddar bites, fries, and a soda. It was €14 which is about $17.00 USD.

Just about the cleanest BK I've ever seen. It sits inside a mall that's pretty busy during the day…read more What else is there I can say?

It is now Charlie's but the same owner. I am American so burgers are my main staple. He does them…read moreright. Had The Donnie Brascoe next the Ring of Fire (very mild). Well plated, fries are great. Chef Charles is imaginative and bring a real Brooklyn vibe to Amersfoort. The meat is good and flavorful, cooked to order. Bun and all ingredients are fresh. But I think the best part is their sound track. Music I grew up listening. All in all very good place. I will go back.

An "American" style burger joint with some interesting variations. First thing to know, don't sit…read moredown first. You will never be served, meanwhile droves of locals will swarm the counter to get their order in. Go straight to the cash register and place your order. Second, even though it looks like they serve beer, they don't. You have to go next door to the pub. The pub doesn't serve food, but the restaurant will deliver your food to the pub for you. Confused? Welcome to Amersfoort. Don't go by anything preprinted because they won't have it, just ask what's on that day. I had the Jawa Jawa burger and it was good. The bizarre half and half business arrangement and surly locals may put you off, but if you can soldier through all of that, it's worth it.