Hey Boston-area Chowhounds... Know of any place where I can get traditional Belgian frites? I live just south of Boston, so the immediate Boston area/north/south/west is easy for me to get to. Please help! Thanks in advance. (1 reply, last updated by Harp00n August 18, 2008)

Anyone know if Belgian-style frites can be found in SF or the East Bay? Other than Frjtz, that is. I tried it earlier this week. Not too bad, but there’s got to be a better version (in a less dive-y atmosphere) out there. (1 reply, last updated by Rod Williams August 14, 2005)

Is there any place in Los Angeles that offers authentic Belgian-Style Frites? Thanks! (16 replies, last updated by PayOrPlay September 15, 2002)

read the sunday styles section of the times yesterday and was wondering if anyone knew of belgian frites places along the east side of manhattan, anywhere from uptown to downtown. by the way, great belgian chocolates can be had... (16 replies, last updated by Michele Fuchs April 4, 1999)

I’m just a satisfied customer, and this is not a paid endorsement, BUT... Le Frite Kot at 148 West 4th Street now has a Belgian bar in the courtyard behind it. Vol de Nuit has the same frites and 100 different Belgian beers... (0 replies, last updated by Dave March 16, 2001)

Is there a place in Portland that has Belgian frites? (Something to nibble on while walking around town.) (3 replies, last updated by trina January 5, 2006)

anywhere to get these? i think benita’s frites has gone by the wayside, is there any place left that would make belgian frites, probably a place that serves moules frites might have it? (1 reply, last updated by condiment June 10, 2005)

Benita’s was great – lots of sauces to choose from, etc. On the Promenade, Bravo Cucina makes that style of frites - but they don’t serve the litany of sauces – never been to Oinkster but hear they do them... (19 replies, last updated by SauceSupreme December 21, 2006)

There is no such thing as best Belgium frites. They’re all good because they are fried a certain way. Blanched in oil on low heat, then lightly fried on a bit higher heat, and then fried (finished) at 350 degrees. that gets... (9 replies, last updated by fatboy44 July 17, 2006)

Hey SF chowhounds! I’ve been to Brussels and eaten the most incredible pommes frites you can imagine from little stands on the street. Maybe you’ve shared my experience of fry heaven. I’m not quite clear on what... (5 replies, last updated by alimentation March 25, 2007)

I’ll be accompanying my husband on a business trip to NY in a couple of weeks and was trying to think of some foodie quest I could go on. Then it hit me – moules frites, that wonderful Belgian combination of mussels... (20 replies, last updated by bread for breakfast September 5, 2007)

Besides Belgo, where in London can I satisfy a craving for Belgian-style frites, preferably somewhere with a variety of sauces to choose from. is there anywhere like Pommes Frites in NY’s East Village? (1 reply, last updated by dharold July 25, 2007)

We had the green salad and the hanger steak – along with the mussels and frites, and the shrimp coroquette. Will definitely be returning. On the next visit, I would like to try the soft shell crab or the trout sauteed in... (1 reply, last updated by DiverseDiva May 13, 2006)

After living in Brussels for five years I still get the craving for a nice big stack of Belgian style pomme frites every so often. I had heard there was a stand/take out spot in the NYU area but still havent had any luck finding... (26 replies, last updated by nyufoodie January 20, 2007)

I know not everyone here agrees but, Lilly’s on Abbott Kinney in Venice is where I get my Moules Frites. I do not know if they have Belgian beer. (3 replies, last updated by Just Larry January 25, 2003)