I had my birthday party at Il Migliore and it was the best birthday I ever had. The food was incredibly superb. The special fish of the night halibut that I had was moist and perfectly cooked. I had it with the Tuscan Fries. Absolutely the best fries we have ever had anywhere. Fried golden brown and crispy tossed with all these different herbs. My girlfriend and her parents love it so much we are regulars there. It's the fries that make us go back its very addictive.
Comments (0) Best French Fries - 2007
Il Migliore Trattoria
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The Oxford English Dictionary traces "French-fried potatoes" back to 1894, and suggests that the usage is American in origin. "French-frieds" were first mentioned in print in 1915. The term "French fries" dates to the Thirties. "French 75" is a cocktail made from gin, Cointreau, champagne, and lemon juice, and has nothing whatsoever to do with potatoes. French fries cut thinly, fried crisply, entwined in a nest of fried fresh herbs, and piled high upon a platter are informally known as "patate frite alla Toscana." You can get them only at Il Migliore, the ultimate neighborhood Tuscan-style trattoria that is also known for perfectly cooked pastas; scrumptious meat, poultry, and seafood dishes; reasonable prices; and a can't-be-beat 28-wines-for-$28 program. The French fries at Il Migliore were first mentioned in print as the best in town in 2007 by Miami New Times, which traces the origin of the recipe to chef/owner Neal Cooper, credits the fries' fulsome flavor to Mr. Cooper's relentless quest for quality, and notes that the price for a table-sharing platter's worth is $6.95.




























