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| - I have never, ever loved fries any more than I have loved the duck-fat fries from WVRST. We ordered those to share, with the raclette cheese and chive + garlic dips, as well as a Tamworth pork sausage and a Berkshire pork sausage.
PROS:
*Huge selection of sausages and beverages (unfortunately I do not drink beer and cannot speak on that portion of the experience)
*Has game options for the adventurous (e.g., kangaroo, pheasant, elk)
*I cannot rave any more than I already do about the duck fat fries
*Communal ambiance making it basically a hipster cafeteria, with a few hushed away tables for those who want more intimacy
CONS:
There is nothing bad I can say about WVRST. Trying out the duck fat fries was the closest I have ever come to experiencing a god. A large order of fries can easily be tucked away by two people and comes with two dips. The chive + garlic dip only accentuated the flavour of the fries, sending me away in a savoury bliss. The sausages come with options such as sweet peppers and sauerkraut, which can be ordered hot or cold. The cold sauerkraut was milder than expected, which was great because it added a bite to the texture of the sausage. There is an interesting sign on the middle of the ceiling, saying, "don't be afraid to meet someone new!", referring to the communal seating. Who knows if you'll find your next beau at WVRST?
Overall, I would definitely, definitely return.
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