America's favorite restaurants

[nnodley]

See y'all just causing yourself pain by having to say extra words like steak and frenchChips > curly fries > fries > crinkle (ew)

Eh i hardly ever hear anyone call them steak fries or french fries.  They are just simply "fries".  I think that's probably most common in america.  It is at least in Indiana.

[the-pi-guy]

Eh i hardly ever hear anyone call them steak fries or french fries.  They are just simply "fries".  I think that's probably most common in america.  It is at least in Indiana.

Yeah.  Unless someone wants something specific, fries is just generic.  

[Xevross]

If you ever come to England, go to beefy boys because their burgers are amazing. Their bacon cheese fries are also out of this world.

Holy shame that looks amazing. I need to find one of these ASAP!

Eh i hardly ever hear anyone call them steak fries or french fries.  They are just simply "fries".  I think that's probably most common in america.  It is at least in Indiana.

Same with us with chips. You can just use fries if you want to specify fries style

[SWORDF1SH]

Holy shame that looks amazing. I need to find one of these ASAP!
Same with us with chips. You can just use fries if you want to specify fries style

I just checked, Beefy Boys is only one place in Hereford. I thought they were a small chain. If you do venture south to Herefordshire, check it out.

[Xevross]

I just checked, Beefy Boys is only one place in Hereford. I thought they were a small chain. If you do venture south to Herefordshire, check it out.

That's a shame. There's plenty of burger places in London though!

[SWORDF1SH]

That's a shame. There's plenty of burger places in London though!

So you're northern but live in London?

[Xevross]

So you're northern but live in London?

I'm studying at Imperial College London, so I spend most of my time in London nowadays. Still 100% Northerner though

[the-pi-guy]

Still 100% Northerner though

Same.