


"If you're tired of the French variety, give the belgique a chance. Bel Frites serves Belgian-style fries with a wide assortment of sauces and seasonings. The potato experts here prepare made-to-order fresh Idaho Russet potatoes fried in pure trans-fat free canola oil, served in a paper cone. We recommend the Thai Tiger concoction, with spices, chili pepper, garlic, and lime powder, or the "Gremolata" ( fresh chpped garlic& parsley) dipped in their wasabi sour cream sauce." |
"This Belgian fry shop's 12 hour(!) preparation method produces a long crispy fry with a fluffy interior sprinkled with sea salt and served Euro-style in a paper cone. The owners make over a half-dozen sauces from scratch daily including wasabi sour cream and curry mango chutney. Order your fries plain or seasoned with a wide selection of exotic seasonings and spices. A nice assortment of authentic Belgian beers and ales is also available." |
| "Bel Frites rules" BY: KATHY MARCKS HARDESTY Click here to read the complete review : Review of Bel Frites |
| NNew Times Magazine December 26, 2007 Review in Cuisine Section |
| "These are the best fries I've ever tasted. I mean anywhere--and I get around. Perfectly crispy on the outside and baked-potato tender on the inside, these frites are totally satisfying, even if you eat them with just a sprinkle of sea salt and some good ol' Heinz ketchup." |
May 2009 Gourmet Magazine Belgian Fries are featured on the magazine's cover and hailed as "the best fries in the world" |
