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If you want to go for a sampling of fries all in one seating, check out Ici Urban Bistro in the Sofitel. They have a variety of fries in various shapes, sizes, and flavors, and a dipping sauce to go with each. When we were there we tried the sweet potato fries with blue cheese, the parsley frites with herb mayonnaise, and the parmesan potato wedges with garlic aioli. All were really tasty and the variety of textures and flavors was great. There were at least two others on the menu but 3 orders were definitely enough for our group. I do look fowrard to going back and trying the others, nonetheless.
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Sofitel Lafayette Square Washington DC
806 15th St NW, Washington, DC 20005›5 Replies-
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re: ciaohound
Menu item available all the time, I believe. There's also the bar in the Sofitel which has a reduced menu from Ici, but I'm pretty sure the fries are on that too.
If you do end up going, please report back, and maybe you'll end up trying some of the fries we didn't get to on our trip...
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re: ciaohound
I'm a steak frites fan and love the fries at Les Halles since they're more of a "normal" thickness than the razor-thin ones I've had at other French steakhouses, such as Mon Ami Gabi in Bethesda
That's not to say that the incredibly thin, crunchy ones at MAG are bad--in fact, they're quite good for what they are. But they're not spongy enough to soak up any of the accompanying juices from the steak--one of my great pleasures in enjoying steak frites.
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The best fries in MD are the boardwalk fries. I have had them in OC, and from different places. Can't think of any good boardwalk places in the MD suburbs of DC. But the best have Old Bay or Vinegar or both. I also really like the fresh cut fries at Cheeburger, Cheeburger in MD.
I also like five guys the spiced ones but agree out of bag in record time is key. BB is good too, and at Eammons, I like the fries better than the fish. But not better than the fried candy bars.
My real favorite it the rotary club's fries in Garrett County, MD. Those are the best I have ever had.
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For big, thick-cut french fries, try Duffy's over by the 9:30 club. If you go on a Monday you can get their fish n' chips for $6.95. In my opinion they're the best in DC.
I also really like the fries at Sequoia, Elephant and Castle, the Breadline, Belga and Brasserie Beck (w/mussels at both). 5 Guys can be good for a fast-food type fry, but I've found it's very hit or miss with them.
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There's a Pit Beef place just past Security Square Mall in Baltimore County. It's on Johnnycake Road I believe and it's right next to the overpass for 695. The sandwiches are incredible too but the fries are awesome. You can also pop into Security Square Mall for some Ocean City fries which can't be beat!!!








