Whenever you go to a diner or a burger joint, do you usually get French fries? If there are similar alternatives (other deep-fried snacks), then do you prefer to go for something different like sweet potatoes fries, onion rings, fried zucchini…etc. What do you like to go for?
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If we’re just talking burger joints or diners, I don’t think I’d trust them to venture much beyond the usual fried foods, but I thankfully really enjoy good fries. To me, they’re the perfect companion for a burger.
If I want fried veg like zuke or eggplant I’d rather have those in mezze format with tzatziki.
Never sweet potato fries. #impostors
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Are you familiar with coated fries? They are our new favorite style of french fries. Served at the local sports bar pub.
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Always french fries… 
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French fries + pub cheese = well-fried mozzarella sticks w/ marinara
mozz sticks > plain fries
fries >/< onion rings (dependent on the onion rings/fries in question)
fries > curly fries/waffle fries, always. I realize this is highly subjective. others are free their obviously wrong opinion.
fries >>> tots. I know I’m in a minority on this. Tots are not a french fry substitute. They are alternate hashbrowns.
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You people like French fries more than I do then. I usually like to order something beside French fries.
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Like … a burger? 
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I order the burger to justify the french fries. Although if it’s a spot that makes great onion rings (few and far between) I’ll take them.
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If cole slaw is an option I will usually get that instead of fries, although I do love fries with a Five Guys burger.
Well, we know two burgers are healthier. 
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French fries. Face it, a good french fry is a work of art in an of itself.
Now if they have real home made onion rings, and not those processed ground round things…I’m your huckleberry.
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Fried artichoke hearts anyone?
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At a burger joint? You first 
More than one, and pizzeria/red sauce joint among others.
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Oh, we’re talking fancier burger joints/diners than I thought we were. I was thinking of places where the only veg is the iceberg on the burger, not a “gastro pub” (are they still called that?).
I didn’t take the OP to include pizzerias or other Italian restaurants, thus my comment re: fried zuke or other veg, which I’d prefer to eat at a Greek or otherwise inclined place.
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I have to admit. I didn’t know French fries are this popular.
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Sound nice, but not sure if I have had fried artichoke hearts before.
Search “giant artichoke castroville”
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