De Prins

This friendly restaurant, in a 17th-century canal house across the canal from the Anne Frankhuis, has a smoke-stained, brown-cafe style and food that could easily grace a much more expensive place. De Prins offers an unbeatable price-to-quality ratio for Dutch-French menu items, and long may it continue to do so. The youthful clientele is loyal and enthusiastic, so the relatively few tables fill up quickly. This is a quiet neighborhood place -- nothing fancy or trendy, but very appealing in a human way. There's a bar on a lower level, and from March to September you can eat on the canalside terrace.

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