Small $2.50
Phat Philly, San Francisco CA
I love the waffle fries at Phat Philly! They are always piping hot and perfectly fried. I love the seasoning too. SO good!
Cross-cut waffle fries – Phat Philly
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Curly fries – The Bird
$2.50
The Bird, San Francisco CA
I love curly fries, and these were pretty good. I wonder if they make their own or if these come frozen. Either way, they were perfectly fried and not too greasy.
Beef tartare – Balthazar
Tartare de boeuf. Served with fries. €13.90
Balthazar, Nice FRANCE
I was not impressed with this beef tartare. It had a weird texture and flavor, and it just wasn’t appetizing. The fries were good though.
“Animal style” fries – In-N-Out Burger
Topped with cheese, extra spread and grilled onions.
In-N-Out Burger, Mill Valley CA
I feel like whenever I order animal style fries, it becomes less about the French fries and more about the toppings. I find that I stop eating the fries once all the toppings are gone. What is wrong with me?! Lol! These are definitely a decadent item that I only get every once in a while.
Fully loaded fries – The Bird
Applewood-smoked bacon, cream, green onions, melted cheddar cheese. $4
The Bird, San Francisco CA
Mmm! These curly fries were certainly loaded! Some of the pieces were kinda greasy, but the toppings were delicious. I really devoured these back at my work desk.
Seasoned fries – Popsons Burgers
$2.95
Popsons Burgers, San Francisco CA
Mmm, these french fries were great! They were kinda on the salty side, but I’m such a salt monster that I didn’t mind. I liked that they were piping hot, and kinda limp – just how I like them!
Super fries – Big Chef Tom’s Belly Burgers
Crispy house-cut fries with melted sharp cheddar cheese, secret sauce, sautéed onions. Half order $3
Big Chef Tom’s Belly Burgers, San Francisco CA
Omg, these fries were frickin’ AMAZING! I loved the cheese sauce and the sauteed onions. I should have ordered a full order of these addictive fries. Noms!
Brine pickled french fries – Al’s Place
Smoked apple sauce. Family style menu, $60 per person
Al’s Place, San Francisco CA
I liked the texture of these fries. They were a nice combination of fried edges and limp center. But I really didn’t like the flavor. Don’t get me wrong, I’m a total pickle fanatic but these just tasted weird to me and they were too sour. I also though the choice of the smoked apple sauce didn’t work very well. I think all the hype is unfounded with these, but I’m just going by my own preference.
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Beach burger – Bongo Johnny’s
With bermuda onion, lettuce tomato, swiss cheese, and herb mayo. Served with garlic fries. $10.95
Bongo Johnny’s, Palm Springs CA
This burger was decent. It was still tender, but not overly juicy. I liked that they toasted their buns and the French fries were very good.
Thick cut fries – Chicken Ranch
$5
Chicken Ranch, Palm Springs CA
These French fries were great! They were hot and fluffy and not greasy. The perfect way to enjoy a fry.
Fish sandwich – Bongo Johnny’s
Two pieces of crispy battered cod filet on a buttered grilled bun, with tartar sauce, lettuce, and tomato. Substitute for gorgonzola fries with Frank’s Red Hot sauce. $11.95
Bongo Johnny’s, Palm Springs CA
This sandwich was huge! I guess I didn’t pay attention when it said “two pieces” of fish, lol! Anyway, it tasty pretty good and it certainly was filling. I didn’t like their gourmet fries though. I didn’t realized that they were going to get covered with the hot sauce and gorgonzola, so they came out REALLY limp and unappetizing.
Royal fries – Phat Philly
Cheddar beer fries with fried onions and shredded cheddar. $4
Phat Philly, San Francisco CA
Omg, these waffle fries were SO wrong but delicious! They are definitely a great hangover cure. The sauteed onions definitely elevate this already wonderful snack.
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