(415) 863-8272
590 Valencia St.
San Francisco,
CA
94110
37.7635
-122.4218
Neighborhoods: Central, Mission Dolores (Hub, Mid-Market), Mission Dolores
What People Are Saying About Frjtz Gourmet Belgian Fries
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
The Scene – Hungry 'hood crawlers order at the bar and take seats as they watch their food being prepared behind glass. Smoke-like designs crawl along white walls decked with vibrant skateboard art, while a giant white banquette runs the length of the restaurant--stopping at a semi-secluded back area flanked by curly-cue metal work. High-energy tunes pump throughout. – – The Food – Blanched, Belgian-style frittes are the restaurant's namesake: delicate, starch-free fries, with skin attached, served in fountain-style glasses. More than a dozen dipping sauces include a…
01/24/08
heaven is a place with fries
by kittencub
I am a french fry freak. Not really that picky really but zum, zum, zum and zum and a half. These heavenly items are served in a sundae cone and there are ceaseless sauce choices. You can get the fries spicy but then you can almost not taste the special sauces. Great belgian beer choices, absurdly cool space ... the staff seem a bit unclear on their own numbering system for delivering the food but they are a new location so I will overlook that, due to the floating on fry heaven freakiness. Yum. Also amazingly top sammys.
- Pros: heavenly eats
- Cons: can be crowded, hard to park nearby
06/14/07
Meh
by asvalencia
The selection of Belgian beers is comparable to any bar in San Francisco (most have Chimay and some have Leffe). The Duval is the only interesting one, but even that can be found at a good liquor store. The crepes are sub par, but the sandwich i happened to get was actually quite delicious and redeeming (the Michelangelo). The coolest thing were these little nooks to hang out in stuffed with pillows. Nothing special...three stars.
The Details on Frjtz Gourmet Belgian Fries
Where to Sit:
Want some eye candy? Recline atop the two-tiered booth that overlooks street traffic. For more seclusion, snag a seat in the semi-secluded back area.
What to Drink:
There are a couple Belgian specialty brews on tap and in the bottle, and wine is also on offer.
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