Bel-Fries
Fast food restaurant · Lower East Side ·
Crispy Belgian frites with creative toppings and sauces
Crispy Belgian frites with creative toppings and sauces
"Part of the Lincoln Center pop-ups, Bel-Fries is serving Belgian fries." - Emma Orlow
"I report that three patrons at Bel-Fries in the Lower East Side were charged with criminal assault after an alleged attack around 4 a.m. on July 4 that began when staff asked them to pay $1.75 for extra dipping sauce; owner Annalee Schlossberg said the bashing caused about $25,000 in property damage and left an employee needing a staple in her head after being struck by a tablet cash register." - Caroline Shin
"At the Lower East Side late-night fries spot on Ludlow Street, patrons allegedly became enraged over a $1.75 charge for extra sauce/toppings; chef Rafael Nuñez said the confrontation began when staff explained the charge, and Univision reports that computers, a cash register and other items were supposedly destroyed and at least one worker suffered head injuries and was hospitalized." - Emma Orlow
"On the Lower East Side a Belgian-style fries shop has opened: Bel-Fries at 132 Ludlow Street (near Rivington Street) is open daily from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. for takeout only, offering fries with a variety of toppings such as yuzu mayo, curry mango, and black truffle mayo." - Tanay Warerkar
"Belgian frites restaurant Belle Frites is on the way at 132 Ludlow St." - Stefanie Tuder