The Best Fries in Toronto

The best fries in Toronto will get you as excited as Kanye West for their crispy and golden deliciousness. Fortunately the city is packed with places at which to indulge your cravings, where the combination of crunchy, crisp, salty, golden brown and never soggy fried potatoes can often feel like the most comforting food in the entire world.

Here are the best fries in Toronto.

Wvrst

Known for their extensive beer selection and meats, this after-work King West haunt has some of the best fries in the city to go with those offerings. The key to their goodness? Duck fat.

Moo Frites

This place is widely regarded as slinging the best authentic Belgian fries in Toronto, served in paper cones with space for dipping sauces. Now you don't have to go to Belgium - just head to our very own Kensington Market.

Poutini's House of Poutine

You can't have great poutine without the greatest fries, and this is some of the best poutine in the city. Make a trip here during their super duper late night hours, and watch them smash whole potatoes for your poutine by hand right before your eyes.

Stockyards Smokehouse and Larder

More of the shoestring variety, these fries accompany some of the top burgers in the city in steamy, salty heaps. Thin and crunchy, they go great with their excellent smoked-in-house mains.

Beerbistro

Served in a tall cone in a stand at your table, these thick golden sticks of savoury potato satisfy office workers craving pub food and fry fans alike. Portion sizes are big enough for two, served with excellent homemade ketchup.

Bellwoods Brewery

This brewery on Ossington has a range of creative food options, so fries might almost seem basic, but they're so flavourful and addictive, you can't really resist their perfect combination of saltiness and herbiness. If the fries are addictive, the garlic mayo they come with is habit-forming.

Nom Nom Nom Poutine

According to its name, this Market 707 stall near Dundas and Bathurst should specialize in crepes, but it's the poutine and fries here that draw flocks of food fans. Their variety of epic toppings like smoked meat or chicken and brie deserve the perfect base.

The Clubhouse Sandwich Shop

The fries are cut huge here from Yukon Gold potatoes, with the perfect wrinkly potato skin on the outside and the most golden, fluffy flesh finish thanks to being triple fried. They go great with their pork chop sandwiches, but are hearty enough to order on their own.

Barque Smokehouse

Doing a simple but lavish meal of incredible high end barbecue, Barque on Roncesvalles also serves fries if you're not too full from downing a rack of their Obama ribs. These are the idal accompaniment to the smokey mains.