WE DO EVENTS | More Info
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This holy grail mantra is here to stay… with delicious Amsterdam style fries in Melbourne
Welcome to the era of Fries Before Guys.
It might sound like something you’d see on a baby tee back in 2016, but didn’t you hear? 2016 is so back and this mantra? It’s actually a lifestyle, stay with me.
Because this isn’t just about choosing carbs over companionship.
It’s about choosing yourself (and eating fries)
So whats this so called philosophy “Fries before guys”
At its core, “Fries Before Guys” is the modern woman’s rallying cry for self-love. It’s a rejection of the pressure to always be “on the market” or looking for “the one.”
Deep it for a sec. We spend so much mental energy decoding mixed signals and wondering if we should double-text. Why? When you order a bowl of fries, you know exactly what you’re getting. They are warm, they are comforting, and they never ask you to explain your 5 year plan on a first date.
Prioritizing fries is a metaphor for prioritizing YOU. It’s about choosing the sure thing, the laughter of your best friends, the satisfaction of a great meal, and the freedom to indulge without guilt—over the uncertainty of modern dating. It’s recognising that a night out with the girls, sharing stories and snacks, often fills your cup (and your stomach) way more than an awkward hinge date ever could.
So how do you actually live this mantra?
You eat, obviously.
Our Amsterdam fries aren’t a limited-time fling, they’re officially part of the Flour Child a là carte menu at both Flour Child Richmond and St Kilda venues.
We might be known for our pinsa (as we should be), but even we know when a side piece deserves the spotlight. And trust these fries do.
We’re talking big bowls. Golden, crispy, unapologetically loaded just like they do in the Netherlands. Smothered in sauce, made for sharing (or not, but I wish you luck).
Book your table at Flour Child and make it a Fries Before Guys kind of night.
Trust us this is one relationship you can count on (it’s literally a potato)
