Double Duty at Feed and Folly

Right after the missus and I got our vaccinations, we went a little wild on the town for about 5 days going to all the places we hadn't been in a year (some we had never been to). One of the newish spots in FunkyVille is called Feed & Folly (or F&F-FunkyVille Funtown Fantasy Festival) as the kids call it).

I had to make a reservation ahead of time on accounta they had limited seating and it was a Saturday, etc. After I made us an 11am reso I looked at the menu and thank goodness I caught that they have a different menu on Saturdays and Sundays during "brunch" time. The menu is vastly different so plan yourselves accordingly if you go there. I notices that they had different fries on each menu so I called back and changed my reservation so we would overlap between brunch and the regular menu so I could try ALL THE FRIES.

Decor=1995 Deep Ellum.

The brunch ones are those whiny French Canada ones called poutine. They're "breakfast" because they put an egg on top. And they're 10 bucks. 

I'd say DO IT if you are into poutine (or you're French/Canadian).

On the the main attraction! Pastrami fries? YES PLEASE.

NICE.

Very good.  Definintely DO IT.

Also the reuben rolls are excellent.

BarNone Dallas

Went to the big D a while back to buy some weaner cattle and stopped by this hipster joint in the White Lake section of town for some fries. It was at night so that's why it's dark in the pictures. Also I was outside so I didn't catch the consumption (cough cough).

The inside is very Dallas 1995 - all wood and metal. People didn't seem to mind though.

A "side" of fries was $2.95. I was getting a grilled cheese sandwich with fries but I didn't want to wait so I ordered a "side" as an appetizer. They came in a bowl.

Nice. They seemed fresh cut but upon close inspection I believe these are top-tier "skin -on" foodservice suckers.

Good though. Nice and fluffy on the inside. Also the ketchup was cold and fresh. These fries with their grilled cheese and a beer is a total win for everyone.

DO IT.

Bottle Rocket Fayetteville

Been a while since I had some fries in public on accounta the plague and all. But since you all have been complaining about the lack of reports I ventured out recently clad in a hazmat suit to try some fries from this little joint for you.  The Bottle Rocket food trailer is currently situated behind Hugo's in what I call the EJ Ball parking lot. It's technically a sandwich joint but they have fries. 

 

Fries for $2.50?  Okay, bring it kids.

Nice.

Crispy crust and pillowy inside.  The sauce really sets them off. Worth it.

DO IT.  And take your sandwich and fries up the way to The Vault to eat it.  Tell Shawn I said Yo.

P.S. The Cubano is legit.