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The 10 Hottest French Fries in Detroit
Read the complete Detroit Eater review.
It’s Burger Week at Eater Detroit, but what would a burger be without french fries? Thin, thick, wedged, or waffled, they’re irresistible. There are infinite ways to change up the humble french fry, whether they come with or without a burger. Many of Detroit’s favorite chefs have put their own spin on the dish, and despite their differences, each version has three things in common: the potatoes are fried, salted, and utterly delicious.
1 Lafayette Coney Island: Classic
2 Republic: Beef Tallow Fries
3 Gold Cash Gold Detroit: Frites with Pickle Juice Mayo
4 Green Dot Stables: Truffle and Herb Fries
5 The Brooklyn Street Local: Poutine
6 Hopcat – Detroit: Crack Fries
7 Mercury Burger Bar: Garlic Fries
8 La Feria Detroit Spanish Tapas: Patatas Bravas
9 Wright & Company: Loaded Potato Chips
10 Cornerstone Barrel House: Fingerling Frites
3 Detroit area chefs in running for Food & Wine 2015 Best New Chef
April 1-8 Food & Wine is conducting its annual poll to select America’s 10 most brilliant up-and-coming chefs every year.
This year the Detroit area is represented by Marc Djozlija of Wright & Company, Garrett Lipar of Torino and James Rigato of The Root Restaurant & Bar. Read their profiles and then cast your vote. The results will be announced on April 9.
Restored Wright-Kay Building Daylights Old Iron Columns
Originally posted by Detroit Curbed
The Wright-Kay Building [home of Wright & Company] is back. Concealed by a plywood barricade during its months-long construction process, the restored ground floor has been revealed days before its debut as John Varvatos. The new look is a huge upgrade for the 124-year-old building. Installed decades ago, the previous granite facade hid the original cast iron frame like a bulky set of sweatpants. John Varvatos doesn’t open to the public ’til Friday, but let’s hope Bedrock Real Estate Services worked similar magic on the interior.
