Buffalo Wild Wings is another of those type of sports food places where you go to eat wings, get a beer, and watch the game with friends and like-minded people. But they do also have fries, even if probably nobody ever gets them. Well, I went here for a night, and ordered several baskets of their fries. And now I think I have a good idea of their quality. Their fries are of the shoestring cut, and rating them it’d be about a 2.5/10. Moderately crispy fries, about a 5.5/10 make these pretty typical shoestring fries in the thick/crispy ratio. The fries were lightly salted, and had no seasoning. The interior was really nice, soft and flaky, without being chewy. Edges had a small amount of skins present, but not affecting taste in any way. The fries were split into two different basket sizes, the bigger one was $4.99, and this was probably a bit on the small side for servings, but pretty typical for a place like this. Fries were warm and fresh, but not piping hot like you always hope for. Still, these fries were good, and perfectly worthy of being eaten around your friends who for some reason like wings more.

Cut: Shoestring

Price:$4.99

Salt/Seasoning: Light salt, no seasoning.