Fries near me — Belgian friteries (frituur) open now
4,518 friteries across Belgium on one map, from Brussels to Bruges and Liège. Share your location to see the nearest ones, which are open now and their hours today.
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Belgian fries, in short
A friterie — frituur or frietkot in Dutch, fritkot in Brussels — is Belgium's fries shop. Belgian fries are cut thick and fried twice, traditionally in beef fat: once to cook them, once to make them crisp.
Order a cornet with mayonnaise, andalouse or samouraï sauce, with a fricadelle, a boulette or a portion of stoofvlees (beef stew) on the side.
Friterie, frituur, fritkot
- Friterie
- the French word, used in Wallonia and Brussels
- Frituur, frietkot
- the Dutch words, used in Flanders
- Fritkot
- Brussels slang for the fries stand
Questions
Where can I find fries near me in Belgium?
Use the button on this page: FritMap sorts its 4,518 friteries by distance from your position and shows which are open now. Your position stays in your browser.
Which friteries are open now?
The list shows « Open » or « Closed » for every friterie whose hours are known, at Belgian time, and today's hours. Tap « Open now » to keep only the open ones.
What is different about Belgian fries?
They are cut thicker than French fries and fried twice, often in beef fat, which makes them crisp outside and soft inside. They are sold in a paper cone with a sauce on top.
What do Belgians call a fries shop?
Friterie in French, frituur or frietkot in Dutch, and fritkot in Brussels. Flanders and the Wallonia–Brussels Federation both list fries-shop culture as intangible cultural heritage.
Where are the best fries in Belgium?
Customers decide in the Frites d'Or FritMap 2026: one account, one vote per friterie, with a live ranking by town and province until 14 December.