Theres one here in Columbus. Never been, though.Logan's Roadhouse has the best sweet potato fries that I've encountered thus far, not sure if they have those in any other state other than Texas.
Theres one here in Columbus. Never been, though.Logan's Roadhouse has the best sweet potato fries that I've encountered thus far, not sure if they have those in any other state other than Texas.
I like their tabasco something chicken wings + the sweet potato fries. Everything else is average steak house quality.Theres one here in Columbus. Never been, though.
Me too, I need to go eat some freedom fries statAll this mayo as a dipping sauce is triggering me, you shitlords.
Yeah I worked at a place 20 years ago that served curly fries that were just some random restaurant supply variety and I couldn't tell the difference between them and Arby's.I'm pretty convinced Arby's just uses generically available curly fries. At the fried food place next door to where I worked at King's Island they had curly fries and they were pretty much exactly the same as Arby's. They were just your standard issue restaurant supplier.
hipster fries would be these pomme frites in nyhipster shitlord twirly mustache sweet potato slumlord fries
By virgins. Don't forget the part about the virgins.Bullshit
Arbys uses only the freshest of pristine idaho potatoes, hand peeled ...
Those don't even look good. But I don't really care for steak fries.hipster fries would be these pomme frites in ny
five bucks, also each sauce is a buck fifty, separately.
Gotta have Russian dressing/thousand island on a rueben.How much stuff do you put condiments on? I really can't think of any food that I use them on other than hotdogs and hamburgers, and maybe ketchup with fries.