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Potato Corner

3.5 (26 reviews)
Closed 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Chicken combo with fries
Kevin P.

Malik was very friendly and quick to take our order. Fries were ok and had nice seasoning on them. The chicken strips had a nice crisp exterior and were juicy on the inside. We ordered the chicken strip combo and was $10.24 and you get a lot of fries and a medium drink and worth the price.

chicken strips with french fries
Kenneth P.

This place is so disappointing is so dirty fries all over the floor, staff are kind of nice but lazy , food is disappointing I will post a picture where You could see that the food served looks nothing like the on displays

Mega Loopy Fries Cheddar and Sour Cream
Michelle C.

Yum- French fries are already delicious, but when you throw then into a vat of seasonings like Cheddar, Sour Cream, and Chili BBQ (along with others), they are supreme! We love the options, the combinations are endless! They make for an awesome snack while shopping, also. If you are a fan of potato, stop by the Potato Corner!

BBQ chili fries

5/5 for the BBQ chili fries. 1/5 for the service and chicken tenders. Just buy the fries, trust me.

Chicken poppers, fries, soda $8 meal
Cindy T.

I love potato corner! We have this food court restaurant in San Diego too. And it was great seeing it here at the Coronado center. There were people giving out samples of their seasoned fries too. You have the option to get either curly or straight fries. FOOD I love their chicken poppers and garlic onion fries. The food is cooked fresh for you and is fast. However, they use a lot of batter for the chicken, so it makes the chicken poppers look larger than the meat actually is. If you plan on getting the meal, don't say yes to increase the size of the fries for an extra $2 because chance are, they probably won't I've you more since it's all dumped into one Togo tray. *they have military discount too! Ask for it. It's 10% off

Mega BBQ Curly Fries $5.15
Veronica S.

The fries are worth the wait. Tonight is especially slow. Understandably so. 10 customers waiting for their orders, only one employee making the magic happen. Malik is a master multitasker. He deserves the wage of three employees. 10 folks watching him like a hawk. He's taking orders, running the register, frying the spuds, shaking the flavor, and calling out names on orders. ALL WITH A SMILE. seriously great customer service and excellent fries. Malik deserves the recognition for making customers happy.

Giga Curly Fries w/ Chili BBQ (the best)
Sherri S.

My 15 year old is addicted to the Chili BBQ curly fries from this place. She has to have them at least once a week. It's around $10 for their largest size combo of fries and a large drink, and it's worth it. These fries are so good. We love the staff here. They are super friendly and always offer people samples of their fries, and the fries are amazing.

Baked potato
Diedra Q.

This place is the potato go to weather you want tots, fries, curly fries, baked potato or even chicken! Believe it or not they have the absolute best baked potatoes I've ever had in my entire life! The way they mix the cheese and the butter is magical! I've been to steak houses and their potatoes were so sad compared to these ones! Not to mention the size is gigantic for the price! They're French fries are always tasty as well and come in so many different flavors! The baked potatoes come with options of chicken poppers or beef jerky if you perfect instead of just bacon! The classic bacon, chives, sour cream and Jalapeños can't forget the jalapeños is always the best!!! Please check them out!!!

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Vaughn F.

Potato Corner is an easy-access niche restaurant serving french fries. These fries can be ordered in different shapes (strip, waffle, curly) and with different seasonings (barbeque, cheddar, sour cream & onion, etc.). When I ate here I was underwhelmed both by the portion relative to cost and the overall flavor of the product. Of course, I'd have been more upset if they'd given me too little of a genuinely enjoyable food stuff, but this shallow tray of fries was unpleasant to eat. The flavoring was a chunky powder the fries were tossed in. There was a five minute wait or the fries, which were defrosted and deep fried to order. I'd suggest going to the Burger King a few stalls down the food court and get fries there rather than eat at Potato Corner.

Lance W.

Service was amazing. The ladies are awesome to hang and talk with. They are always energetic.

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7 years ago

I only had their chili cheese fries so far but they were so amazing!!! Definitely going to come back and try the rest of their menu!

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The icee machine was obviously not finished freezing the drink but they poured it anyway. It was all air and didn't taste good

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6 years ago

I love their potatoes just I wouldn't order their chicken poppers, every time I get them they're raw! It's the most disgusting thing ever!

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Best potatoes to have while I go to this joint while I was at the mall, its very delicious and there samples are very good, and I love it.

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The Carmela - really drippy . . . and bland.
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