Where to get the best french fries in your state

“WCW,” said @emilyswanagin about this local joint in Birmingham, Alabama. We agree, girl. We agree. 

“Best fries I’ve ever eaten!!!” one user commented under this picture, taken at Table 6 in Anchorage, Alaska. 

How about some fries with a side of sushi? That’s what you can get at Delux, an award-winning restaurant in Phoenix.  

“When in doubt, order them all,” says @themightyrib about Big Orange’s burger and shake shack in Little Rock, Arkansas.

The Gilroy garlic fries at AT&T Park are enough of a reason to start rooting for the San Francisco Giants.

Happy Fry-day from Steuben’s in Boulder, Colorado. 

@Foodiemoodies gives these parmesan truffle fries from Plan B in Milford, Connecticut, a 10 out of 10. 

You can’t visit Bethany Beach, Delaware and not get a bucket of Thrasher’s famous fries. 

These chili fries from Ben’s Chili Bowl in Washington D.C. are famous for a reason. 

While you can find Shake Shacks nationwide, apparently there’s something special about the fries at the Miami Beach, Florida, location. 

This organic, gluten-free and eco-friendly burger joint in Atlanta, Georgia, serves up fries we can get behind. 

Get your fries made from Hawaiian Island potatoes when you visit Honolulu Burger Co. in Hawaii. 

This apocalypse-inspired burger place in downtown Des Moines, Iowa, makes all the locals look forward to Fry-day.

DMK Burger Bar in Chicago, Illinois, is self-described as the “Best damn grass-fed burgers, shakes, and fries that ever hit your lips,” and it looks like the locals agree. 

Anyone who has been to Belgium knows that fries are a staple of the food pyramid, and Brugge Brasserie in Indianapolis, Indiana, serves them up in the traditional way with, bonus, Brugge beer.

Fries are the star of the meal at this restaurant in Boise, Idaho, where you can customize your order by choosing from six types of potatoes and five types of fry cuts. 

Kansas City’s best BBQ is available to ship anywhere in the U.S., fries included.  

This local gem, which is literally a little house in Louisville, Kentucky, offers seven different types of fries to accompany the elk and venison burgers you can order. 

You can’t go to New Orleans, Louisiana, without stopping at Parkway for a po’ boy and some loaded fries. 

Duckfat, a favorite spot in Portland, Maine, serves up Belgian fries fried in duck fat and a poutine with cheese curds, duck gravy, chives and a fried egg. Yum.

This Columbia, Maryland, restaurant serves up some of the best duck poutine and duck fat-fried fries on the East coast according to its fans. 

Known for their poutine and what seems like an endless array of sauces, the aptly named Saus in Boston, Massachusetts, is there whether you want fried chicken and waffles or a falafel salad.  

HopCat, which you can find in a few states, serves up “crack fries,” and the folks in Grand Rapids, Michigan, are seriously addicted. 

Casper’s and Runyon’s Nook in Saint Paul, Minnesota, has the beer, the burgers and the duck fat fries that keep people coming back for more. 

This well-loved Greek restaurant in Jackson, Mississippi, has been serving up cottage fries alongside their popular gyros for over 30 years. 

The fries at Bailey’s Range in St. Louis, Missouri, come with a plethora of sauces and dips, and you can finish your meal with some homemade ice cream. 

To accompany their award-winning burgers, The Burger Dive in Billings, Montana, created gourmet fries like their sweet potato fries with cinnamon, cumin and chili powder served with caramel aioli and chipotle mayo.   

Amsterdam Falafel & Kabob in Omaha, Nebraska, serves their flavorful, fast and unique European dishes with a side of feta or curry fries, taking the side to a whole new level. 

If you’re ever in Las Vegas, Nevada, make sure to stop by Gordon Ramsay’s BurGR restaurant and get your mouth on the gooey fries: hand cut fries + vintage white cheddar + smoked gouda cheese + toscano salami + over-easy egg. *Drool* 

The fries at Lexie’s ’70s-inspired joint in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, are the definition of loaded. 

This burger bar in Clifton, New Jersey, has seven different kinds of fries. Check out their locations in other states to see if you can get your hands on some! 

Holy Cow in Albuquerque, New Mexico, not only has “burgers to die for,” but has the ever-so-popular zucchini fries in addition to good old potatoes.

Shake Shack wins again! If you’re going to go visit New York, make your way over to Madison Square Park and grab a bite outside at the original Shake Shack.

All the sandwiches at Tyler’s Restaurant & Taproom in Durham, North Carolina, come with their famous hand-cut garlic fries, a hit among all the diners. 

The Smashburger in Fargo, North Dakota, was voted as having the best fries, and if you’re watching what you eat, you can even opt for their veggie fries. 

Aside from the incredible hot dogs this pub in Cincinnati, Ohio, has gifted the world, their fries are pretty darn delicious as well. 

The eight types of fries available at Eskimo Joe’s in Stillwater, Oklahoma, put the “loaded” in loaded, cheesy, fried goodness. 

There’s nothing little about the food at Little Big Burger in Portland, Oregon, where you can have the American trifecta: a burger, fries and a brew. 

Don’t mess with the Mid-Atlantic states and their crab-flavored foods! This goes for Chickie’s & Pete’s Crab House in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, whose super-secret seasoned fries are served with a helping of cheese sauce. 

Stop by Harry’s Bar & Burger to get your hands on their cute and tasty sliders with a side of sweet potato fries and “kryptonite” aioli. 

Roasted garlic and bleu cheese fries. That’s all we have to say about Tattooed Moose in Charleston, South Carolina. 

Duck fat fries, taters and steak fries are the perfect complement to any dish at Taphouse 41 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. 

You know the fries have got to be good when looking at the picture makes you drool. If you’re ever in Nashville, Tennessee, stop by Gabby’s Burgers & Fries and get yourself a side of fries for a whopping $1.95.

While we wait for this Southwestern chain from Austin, Texas, to make its way to the east coast, please enjoy this picture of their popular garlic fries and then go look up their spiked shakes… you’re welcome.

We love a good basket of spicy Cajun fries, and Lucky 13 Bar & Grill in Salt Lake City, Utah, has us covered. In spices. And in fries. 

Al’s French Frys in Burlington, Vermont, serves up more than just great fries; they offer classic American comfort food, milkshakes and ice cream.  

“The burger bar for the people” is the motto at Citizen Burger Bar in Charlottesville, Virginia, and we would like to thank them for their service. 

Only available at Safeco Field in Seattle, Washington, Grounders garlic fries are a favorite of Mariners fans and visitors alike. 

While Five Guys is a national chain, the locals in Morgantown, West Virginia, prefer the fries here over other restaurants. 

If you’re ever in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, make sure to hit up AJ Bombers for a hearty helping of cheese curd and fries. 

“These are the best fries in the entire world.” — @cloudypianos at Local Restaurant & Bar in Jackson, Wyoming.