This wildly popular french fry restaurant just reopened one year after a deadly gas explosion leveled it - here's what it's like now
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With a menu of only fries and 30-plus dipping sauces, the spot gained immense popularity and had a consistent line down the block.
But when it burned down in a tragic and deadly gas explosion last March, New Yorkers mourned the loss of the beloved fry joint. Now, 14 months later, Pommes Frites is back in a new West Village location.
We stopped by its opening day on May 23 to check out the new space. Here's what a trip to the all-fries-all-the-time spot is like.
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