🍟 Crazy Fries Brings Game Day Flavor & Sweet Treats to South Pittsburg

South Pittsburg’s Crazy Fries is combining loaded fries and savory game day fare with a special baking pop-up, bringing a local dessert maker into the mix for a Saturday celebration of good food and community vibes.

🎮 Game Day Menu Meets Dessert Lineup

On Saturday, October 24th, Crazy Fries at 310 S. Cedar Ave is serving up its signature loaded fries alongside wings, chicken tenders, and a “Crazy Box” option-all paired with a Cocoa Marie baking pop-up featuring handmade desserts. 🍰 The collaboration brings together savory comfort food and artisan sweets under one roof, creating a full-day dining experience for families and friends looking to fuel up before or during the game.

🧁 What’s on the Cocoa Marie Menu

The pop-up features a range of homemade treats designed to satisfy any sweet tooth. Customers can choose from brookies ($15 for half a dozen), peach cobbler cookies ($6 for a box of four), and sliced pineapple upside-down cake ($6 per slice). For those seeking something more substantial, Cocoa Marie offers whole pies-pecan ($20) and sweet potato ($15)-as well as individual cake slices in flavors like banana pudding ($7), Oreo ($6), red velvet ($6), key lime ($6), and coconut crème ($7). ✨ Preorders are welcome, and customers can reach out via message for details.

💳 How to Order & Payment Options

Cocoa Marie accepts digital payments only-Cash App, Zelle, and Apple Pay-making the ordering process streamlined for the pop-up event. The baking pop-up runs during Crazy Fries' regular Saturday hours, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. For questions or preorders, customers can call Crazy Fries at (423) 385-4884.

🍟 Crazy Fries' Loaded Fries Lineup

Beyond the pop-up desserts, Crazy Fries' core menu showcases creative loaded fries that reflect the restaurant’s playful approach to comfort food. Options range from BBQ fries with smoked pulled pork and cheese ($10.99) to Nashville hot fried chicken with ranch and pickles ($11.59), buffalo chicken with queso and ranch ($11.59), and the “Ghetto”-taco-seasoned beef, Flaming Hot Cheetos, queso, sour cream, guac, and pico ($10.99). 🔥 The restaurant also offers a build-your-own option where diners select their protein, sauce, and add-ons to customize their plate.

Whether stopping by for game day fuel or a sweet treat, the Saturday pop-up reflects how local food businesses in the Sequatchie Valley continue to collaborate and create reasons for neighbors to gather around good food and community.