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Jonesy's Eat Bar
Jonesy's Eat Bar
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Denver's Ten Best and Most Outrageous Fries

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Jonesy's Eat Bar
| Photo: Adam Larkey

French fries are often relegated to a lesser role than their main dish counterparts. Truth is though, while French fries may rarely be the focal point of a meal, no one ever forgets really good fries. So, in honor of all those eateries that give some needed attention to the oft-overlooked spud, here is a list of the 10 best places to get fries in the Denver area, along with their unusual, quirky, crazy creations.


— By Robert Stein

· Updating The Eater Heatmap, August 2014 [EDen]
· A Handy Guide to Dining in the Uptown Neighborhood [EDen]

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Steuben's

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The gravy fries from Steuben's have been the talk of the town for a while. The big helping of crispy fries comes drenched in an irresistible cheesy gravy.

Jonesy's Eat Bar

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No list of fries is complete without mentioning the award-winning Jonesy's Eat Bar. At this Uptown hangout, you can choose from fun fry flavors like bacon mac and cheese, buffalo, and Thai ginger.

The Kitchen Next Door

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Sometimes all you need is a little seasoning to take regular fries to the next level. For a simple yet effective spud, try the garlic smashers from The Kitchen.

Larkburger

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Larkburger's classic burgers come with a great side: truffle and parmesan fries. Get you own because you won't want to share these.

Euclid Hall Bar & Kitchen

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Poutine is one way to get your french fry fix, and Euclid Hall serves its own adaptation of the Canadian classic: duck poutine with duck confit, cheddar curds, and black pepper duck gravy.

Root Down

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If you are looking for a slightly healthier way to enjoy fries, try the sweet potato fries from Root Down. They come with a curry lime yogurt for dipping.

TAG Burger Bar

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The green chile fries are a fun side dish to pair with the many kinds of burgers at this Congress Park casual eatery.

Cheeky Monk Belgian Beer Cafe

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Drop by this favorite beer emporium on East Colfax and enjoy a Belgian brew with some Belgian-style aioli frites.
The Irish Nachos from Bruxie feature waffle-cut spuds dressed with homemade cheese sauce, applewood smoked bacon, sour cream, and chives. Crazy stuff!

Park Burger

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Park Burger already boasts one of the best burgers in Denver, but its bleu cheese kettle chips are also worth the visit. They come with bleu cheese sauce, cracked black pepper, and parsley.

Steuben's

The gravy fries from Steuben's have been the talk of the town for a while. The big helping of crispy fries comes drenched in an irresistible cheesy gravy.

Jonesy's Eat Bar

No list of fries is complete without mentioning the award-winning Jonesy's Eat Bar. At this Uptown hangout, you can choose from fun fry flavors like bacon mac and cheese, buffalo, and Thai ginger.

The Kitchen Next Door

Sometimes all you need is a little seasoning to take regular fries to the next level. For a simple yet effective spud, try the garlic smashers from The Kitchen.

Larkburger

Larkburger's classic burgers come with a great side: truffle and parmesan fries. Get you own because you won't want to share these.

Euclid Hall Bar & Kitchen

Poutine is one way to get your french fry fix, and Euclid Hall serves its own adaptation of the Canadian classic: duck poutine with duck confit, cheddar curds, and black pepper duck gravy.

Root Down

If you are looking for a slightly healthier way to enjoy fries, try the sweet potato fries from Root Down. They come with a curry lime yogurt for dipping.

TAG Burger Bar

The green chile fries are a fun side dish to pair with the many kinds of burgers at this Congress Park casual eatery.

Cheeky Monk Belgian Beer Cafe

Drop by this favorite beer emporium on East Colfax and enjoy a Belgian brew with some Belgian-style aioli frites.

Bruxie

The Irish Nachos from Bruxie feature waffle-cut spuds dressed with homemade cheese sauce, applewood smoked bacon, sour cream, and chives. Crazy stuff!

Park Burger

Park Burger already boasts one of the best burgers in Denver, but its bleu cheese kettle chips are also worth the visit. They come with bleu cheese sauce, cracked black pepper, and parsley.

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