What New England Restaurant Has the Best Sweet Potato Fries?

Joe from Nashua wrote:
Boston Beer Works outside Fenway Park has great sweet potato fries!
(Posted on 1/26/08)

LN wrote:
It's Only Natural in Middletown, CT.
(Posted on 1/11/09)

Jenny from Boston wrote:
Tazza in Providence has some great sweet potato fries...finished with flakes of sea salt. So delicious!
(Posted on 5/13/09)

Kevin wrote:
Northampton Brewery.
(Posted on 5/13/09)

Dave From Quincy wrote:
Firefly's in Quincy, on Adams St., has the best Sweet Potato Fries!!
(Posted on 7/20/09)

MichellePC wrote:
Easily The Common Man Lounge in Merrimack, N.H. They give you a cone full of sweet potato fries, with MAPLE SYRUP to dip them in!
(Posted on 9/23/09)

Shaelyn wrote:
Ketchup and Mustard in Manchester, CT.
(Posted on 9/23/09)

Brian wrote:
Doyle's in JP.
(Posted on 9/23/09)

LRC wrote:
The Reservoir - Restaurant and Tap Room - Waterbury Vermont.
(Posted on 12/17/09)

Ariel wrote:
Mr. Bartley's Burgers Harvard Square!
(Posted on 12/17/09)

LisaMonique wrote:
303 Cafe in East Boston.
(Posted on 12/17/09)

Ab wrote:
Clink in the Liberty Hotel.
(Posted on 12/17/09)

RichardPF wrote:
I will second Clink at the Liberty, and add Beacon Grill in Woburn.
(Posted on 5/24/10)

Jen wrote:
I'm convinced Trident Bookstore on Newbury St. has the BEST sweet potato fries. My runner up is actually a dive... Newtown Grill in Porter Square. They come with jalapeno ketchup.
(Posted on 5/24/10)

Sarah wrote:
The Boat House in Tiverton, RI.
(Posted on 5/24/10)

HeatherNicole wrote:
Sweetwater Cafe in Boston.
(Posted on 5/24/10)

dovidal wrote:
Skipjacks serves a really nice SP Fry. Crisp on outside and lots of SP inside....
(Posted on 5/24/10)

Greygarious wrote:
Blue Angus in Dracut slices their SP fries thinly enough that they get as crisp as regular FFs, which is something that can't be said for most renditions.
(Posted on 5/26/10)

Brandon wrote:
Easily the Cast Iron Kitchen in Maynard.
(Posted on 9/12/10)

MSGCook wrote:
*Catsup* and Mustard in Manchester, CT (I'll be there next week) and the Yam Frites at Summer/Winter in Burlington, MA.
(Posted on 9/12/10)

Red wrote:
Friendly Toast.
(Posted on 9/12/10)

mmw wrote:
Bukowski's. Thin and crispy with horseradish honey mustard!
(Posted on 9/13/10)

Roger Shepard wrote:
For something further afield. Monument Grill in Leominster serves great Sweet Potato Fries sprinkled with flaked sea salt and a cream maple dipping sauce.
(Posted on 9/13/10)

TY wrote:
Cambridge Common on Mass. Ave between Harvard and Porter.
(Posted on 12/12/10)

Billy T wrote:
The Playwright in Southie.
(Posted on 12/12/10)

Emily Lorei wrote:
Friendly Toast, without question!
(Posted on 12/12/10)

NK wrote:
21st Amendment in Beacon Hill.
(Posted on 12/12/10)

Terri B wrote:
Crazy Burger in Narragansett, RI. The homemade ketchup is a must!
(Posted on 12/12/10)

PPJ wrote:
Lolita Boston in the Back Bay, Boston...not overcooked - perfect!
(Posted on 12/13/10)

stephanie wrote:
Hands down Lee's Burgers in Newton Corner! With the special secret sauce!
(Posted on 12/13/10)

tbh1973 wrote:
POPS in the South End.
(Posted on 12/13/10)

bowtie wrote:
The Friendly Toast in Portsmouth.
(Posted on 4/25/11)

Edith wrote:
I totally agree Ariel! Bartley's sweet potato fries are amazing.
(Posted on 4/25/11)

LC wrote:
The Yard House in Dedham.
(Posted on 4/25/11)

Paula wrote:
The Cambridge Common and Doyles in JP!
(Posted on 4/25/11)

JLC wrote:
Strip-T's in Watertown--crispy, not greasy!
(Posted on 4/26/11)

JC wrote:
Terri B was spot on...it's absolutely Crazy Burger in Naragansett, RI.
(Posted on 8/2/11)

LC wrote:
The Yard House in Dedham
(Posted on 8/2/11)

gc wrote:
Definitely not b.good burgers..soft, no crisp....
(Posted on 8/3/11)