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Best fries in Ohio

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Square Bistro

205 Main St, Chardon, OH

Yes! Square Bistro serves fresh-cut fries.

Square Bistro scores 9 out of 10 for fries.

A salty treat, well cooked, not greasy, and a beautiful addition to a full menu.

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Cleveland Museum of Art

11150 East Blvd, Cleveland, OH

Yes! Cleveland Museum of Art serves fresh-cut fries.

Cleveland Museum of Art scores 8 out of 10 for fries.

These are a masterpiece worthy of a world class museum. So much garlic flavor packed into each bite. What a treat

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Panini's Bar & Grill - Concord

7580 Fredle Dr., Concord, OH

Yes! Panini's Bar & Grill - Concord serves fresh-cut fries.

Panini's Bar & Grill - Concord scores 8 out of 10 for fries.

Classic bar fries done really well. Crisp on the outside, fluffy inside, and served piping hot. They are not heavily seasoned, but they still work because the texture and freshness carry the bite. A strong, reliable fry that is easy to keep eating.

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Cleveland Museum of Natural History

1 Wade Oval Dr, Cleveland, OH

Yes! Cleveland Museum of Natural History serves fresh-cut fries.

Cleveland Museum of Natural History scores 7 out of 10 for fries.

Love the museum has fresh cut fries. But good thing they have an extensive sauce bar because these spuds lacked flavor and were too oily.

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Sage Karma Kitchen

4057 Erie St, Willoughby, OH

Yes! Sage Karma Kitchen serves fresh-cut fries.

Sage Karma Kitchen scores 7 out of 10 for fries.

A solid fry with a fluffy interior and attractive presentation. The texture inside was the highlight, though the exterior crisp was only moderate. The fries seemed slightly reheated and leaned greasy, but the large crystal salt seasoning worked well overall.

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Brew Streaks

6710 Lake Rd, Madison, OH

Yes! Brew Streaks serves fresh-cut fries.

Brew Streaks scores 6 out of 10 for fries.

Unassuming dive bar on the outside, spud maestros on the inside. For $4.99, the basket was exactly what you want from a fresh-cut fry—hot, crispy, and satisfying. Simple, done right, and worth every penny.

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Roman's

1409 Hubbard Rd, Madison, OH

Yes! Roman's serves fresh-cut fries.

Roman's scores 6 out of 10 for fries.

Lots of promise. A classic fry basket and that fresh-cut look you want to see. But somehow they were so close and yet so far. The fries lacked crispiness and had almost no seasoning. Fresh-cut fries, but disappointing that they never quite delivered.

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Vinny's of Middlefield

15439 West High Street, Middlefield, OH

Fry style: not listed.

Vinny's of Middlefield scores 4 out of 10 for fries.

Thick-cut fries that looked promising but ended up underwhelming. The plain fries were dry and lacked seasoning and potato flavor. The Garlic Romano version helped a bit, but still did not bring enough flavor to stand out. The strongest point was the value.

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Wagon Wheel

1388 Hubbard Rd, Madison, OH

Fry style: not listed.

Wagon Wheel scores 2 out of 10 for fries.

By far the most disastrous fries we’ve ever had. A real potato shouldn’t have to suffer like this. Barely cooked, pale, sad, and completely lifeless—an absolute embarrassment for something that calls itself fries.

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Warren Spirited Kitchen

14614 E Park St, Burton, OH

Warren Spirited Kitchen serves factory-cut fries.

Warren Spirited Kitchen scores 1 out of 10 for fries.

Disappointing an $18 burger comes with frozen fries. Sad day for potato lovers hoping for fresh food.

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