3 Potato 4

This place is CLOSED!
I called and the number is dead. I looked and it ain’t there.
Shut it down; it’s dead!

Love that even the sauces are gluten free! The sweet potatoe fries were great. And I like that they are baked instead of fried. Also very friendly service. She was about to pack up for the day but turned the oven back on to make us some fries.

Really felt like I was cheating on my Paleo diet, but I didn’t have a reaction eating these… I’m sure I will dream about these potatoes once I’m back at home… Gluten Free was hard to believe until I was told that the owner has Crohn’s and I almost started to cry… Was not sure how I would be able to eat on this trip, but the Farmer’s Market was a great choice!!!

2 Meh, I’ve experienced better it’s not really a negative but I don’t care for their «fries». They are just potato wedges, with skins, baked, no flavor and most of the sauces are not homemade and are soy and/​or have sweetener. Keep in mind we are likeminded very health conscious vegans so I did not understand that at all.
$ 7 – 9 is too much not to enjoy it. Not much else on the menu. I hope they do well and others go and enjoy it, unfortunately I cannot say this is A-​OK. I love fries, I’m addicted to fries. It’s hard to get me not to like any potato and this place does just that, makes me not want to eat my favorite cheat food.
Sorry guys.

WONDERFUL place for vegans. Literally, no worries. EVERYTHING is vegan! There is many sauce options, and they have kombucha on tap, which is a plus. The fries are not heavily greased. They also have a display of travel-​friendly, to-​go desserts from «Girls Gone Vegan», like a brownie or a chocolate chip cookie.

While it’s great they are gluten free and vegan – the product was not very tasty. The sweet potato fries did not taste fresh and are not crisp. The garlic pepper mayo was good. Best thing here is that they sell girls gone vegan desserts – triple chocolate brownie was amazing

Delicious oven baked potato wedges with a variety of toppings, all which are vegan! For those of us living a cruelty free life style, this is pretty incredible, especially with options like chipotle mayo and blue cheese! The wedges came in an easy to carry cone, and for me at least, took a few hours to eat since it was such a large portion. I thought the price and amount of food was perfect! They also sell desserts by Girls Gone Vegan. Service was great, will definitely be stopping by again on my next trip to NOLA.

Super friendly owner with some amazing thick style fries. All sauces are vegan and just really delicious. I really liked how it was served it just made it so much cooler to eat them. We also got a dessert a brownie type dessert that well not sure how my heart didn’t explode from the delicious flavor.

Moved to the French Market as of June 1, 2015. The food is the same tasty menu. My favorite is the garlic mayo and «bacon» bits. Everything is vegan, there is no chance of contamination.

Potatoes were ok, chili was bland. Nothing much to say about this place. Its relocating this week to the french market. There isnt much to say about this place. Its vegan oriented, so no meat anywhere on the menu. This is a review of thier S. Broad location prior to moving. They offer online ordering via the Unilocal app, which is cool but i think they are still working out some bugs with it. They received my online order but only half the message.

The space is spotless, spacious and modern. The service is fine. Our wedge fries were hearty and steaming hot, and the sauces — garlic pepper vegan mayo and an insanely spicy sauce called Big Bang — were tasty.
But I have to agree with at least one other reviewer: 3 Potato 4 is overpriced.
The large bag of wedge fries, which feeds two not-​exactly-​starving people, is $ 8. Maybe a buck more than I’d charge, but fair enough. But then they charge an additional $ 1 for each little cup of dipping sauce you order. (Unless you scrimp, one cup of sauce is not enough for the large bag.)
Here’s the real crime, however: You want ketchup, malt vinegar or Sriracha, which 99.999% of all the restaurants on Earth offer completely free? Here you have to shell out 50 cents. Each.
Seriously, 3 Potato 4? Charging 50 cents for ordinary ketchup? Why don’t you charge for napkins and drinking straws while you’re at it?
Don’t be stingy. Your fries are pricy enough. Offer your condiments for free. And consider offering at least the first sauce for free as well, and charge $ 1 for each additional sauce. I like what you do, and I’m excited about the prospects of a 3 Potato 4 opening in nearby (to me) Pasadena, but it’s hard to get past the sense that your operation is a bit of a ripoff.

Recently went vegan and was told about this place by the owner. I went here and it was AMAZING. The service was great, the brownies were delicious, and they have the best sauces! I will be coming back here quite often with A LOT more people!

We had the pleasure today of tasting some of your potatoes after Crescent City fall classic race, we had them with chipotle and Aztec ketchup, they were just great. We are looking forward to going to your restaurant and enjoy the full potato experience!

Went in there with my partner today for the first time, and we both LOVED it! We had the red skinned fries and tried the garlic pepper mayo and the pesto mayo and the thai chilli ketchup, and let me just say, they were all AMAZING! The best vegan mayo we’ve ever tried! Also the fries were good, very fresh and hot, and tasty. The only thing we were a lil bit bummed about was the fact that you pay one dollar per sauce, and if you want to dip every frie in sauce, you will probably go back to get seconds and pay an extra dollar. I understand that making vegan, organic food costs much more than cheap McDonald’s fast food, but I wish they had a deal like, get the second sauce for 50 cents or something. Other than that, really nice experience! And– the food did not leave us feel stuffed and tired, like when you eat fastfood ;-) Will be back with the family tomorrow :-)

Potatoes. Sauces. Friendly folks. Healthy drink options. There’s more. But that’s all I need!

What a neat idea! 3 bean chili is goooood with fries and garlic pepper mayo. Yum. I am a fan.

So to start– I’m not a vegan, a vegetarian, just a plain ol’ fooditarian. I like literally every food on this great green earth, and the thought of limiting my options is blasphemy. When I bought a Groupon to 3 Potato 4, I was skeptical to say the least, but it sounded like a fun date idea.
I promise you fellow doubters, it’s totally worth it. The potatoes are delicious (I had both kinds) and the sauces are so much fun! They also have some fancy flavored salts and peppers so you can really expand your options each time you go. The service was great too! I work in Mid-​City and I’m so glad to have a fun, affordable, healthy lunch option added to my week.
I recommend going with a friend or two so you can try as many of the sauces as you can!

Amazing service, great message, and delicious potatoes. Loved the Chinese Firecracker ketchup and curry mayo. We tried both the redskins and wedges — the former are thick cut fries and the latter a little larger than hash browns.
Thank you, Shane! We will be back.

I went to 3 Potato 4 yesterday with some of my fellow biking buddies.
3 Potato 4 is a vegan shop that specializes in French fries that are baked and not fried. They also offer chili. Fries are offered in a few different cuts with about 20 sauces to accompany them.
First off, I REALLY, REALLY wanted to love this place… but I didn’t.
Let’s start with the good. The owner is incredibly friendly. The place is cute and clean. The sauces are AMAZING! I really LOVED the chipotle mayo and also the Thai Chili.
Now the bad…
I ordered the $ 6 «share» size of fries. $ 6 was way overpriced for the size portion that I received. On top of that, they charge $ 1 for EACH sauce that you order. So basically, if you want some fries and want to try 3 sauces, you’re looking at a $ 9 small order of fries. Not good at all.
My suggestion would be to charge maybe $ 4 for it, with 1 sauce for free and then 50 cents for each additional sauce.
If you’re going to specialize in 1 main item, you need to do that item REALLY WELL.
The biggest issue that I had was that the fries weren’t hot. They were room temperature. Great fries absolutely have to be hot. Fries sitting under a heat lamp at a place that specializes in French fries just isn’t acceptable. I saw that another reviewer also mentioned lukewarm fries. This is definitely something that needs to be addressed.
Again, I really wanted to love this place and I really want it to succeed. But unfortunately, at that price point, it’s going to be tough.

I went on my first completely vegan date with My Favorite Vegan this past Friday to the grand opening of 3 Potato 4. She loved it. Absolutely positively joyous in the idea that she can order anything on the menu without having to specify anything or play the «did they put Parmesan in this after I asked for no cheese?» game.
For a grand opening party it was pretty crowded and since it’s designed as counters it was standing room only for our first visit.
I had the red potatoes and BBQ sauce. B on the other hand ordered the waffle cuts and sweet potato in addition to Thai Chili and Curry (vegan) Mayo sauces along with a cup of the Aztec Chili.
Also, in keeping with the sci-​fi theme of the place they were showing movies on the TV with Star Trek III: The Search for Spock starting as we got our orders.
The fries were hot and sauces tasty. and they gave you enough so you wouldn’t run out too quickly.
I’m not sure how viable this place is but I hope this can stay open since it did make MFV very happy.