Fries Man News Today

French fries can be so much more than a side dish.

The countdown for Super Bowl Sunday is over for local businesses that have been waiting for this day since the beginning of the year.

Long Beach’s Black Restaurant Week returns for the second year beginning Sunday, with nearly double the number of food businesses participating.

So many festivals.

The Latin American-inspired fry bar opened its first location last year in Raleigh’s Morgan Street Food Hall.

The California franchise, Mr. Fries Man, that serves up gourmet fries in Tempe will soon have another location in Arizona. Chatiya Jones-Dean, and her husband Jamaal Dean will be the Peoria location owners.

For their 25th anniversary, the Getty Center has partnered with organizations across Los Angeles for free community art weekend festivals. Attendees can enjoy hands-on art workshops, live music and performances, giveaways, a photo booth, an immersive digital experience provided from Getty collections, food, and more. Getty partnered with LA Phil’s Youth Orchestra Los Angeles (YOLA) to highlight the city’s arts and culture. Opening weekend took place Saturday, May 14 and Sunday, May 15 from 1...

Here are seven businesses now open in and around Tempe.

Organized by Long Beach Food & Beverage, the inaugural Long Beach Black Restaurant Week is an eight-day event devoted to celebrating diverse African, African American and Caribbean eateries in and around Long Beach between Sunday, Jan. 23 and Sunday, Jan. 30.

Mr. Fries Man redefines the possibilities of cheese fries.