Very friendly staff were able to help us pick a wine. We're from out of town, and they taught us a…read morelittle about Quebec wines!

Walking on Saint-Joseph thinking about getting a bite somewhere... all of a sudden we stumble upon…read morea sign on a small chalk board suggesting to get a Hot-Dog before the FEQ (Summer music Festival) and it was an amazing idea! Delicious original flavoured sausages, cooked and served in a sliced baguette type of bread. It was delicious and my crap description doesn't give it justice. They also have loads of Micro-Brewery beers and have Tap Kombucha available too. Great place! -Thanks!

Hidden gem. It's a small place but the poutine was fantastic! My wife had an amazing goat cheese…read moreburger. I had a cheese burger. Highly recommend

Chez Gaston is the kind of hidden gem you almost don't want to tell people about. It's tiny--maybe…read moreten seats if you squeeze--but it feels like stepping into a time capsule in the best way. Old‑school charm, family‑run warmth, and a friendly vibe that makes you feel like a regular on your first visit. When it gets busy (and it does), it's perfect for takeout. I tried the Trio 3 Combo, and wow. The hot dog comes wrapped in butter‑toasted white bread and topped with creamy coleslaw--simple, nostalgic, and ridiculously satisfying. The small poutine that comes with it is loaded with squeaky cheese curds. Not a sprinkle... a mountain. Then there's the Gaston Poutine. This one is a full meal: heaps of cheese curds, crispy bacon, and ground beef all swimming in rich gravy. Hearty, comforting, and honestly one of the best poutines I've ever had. If you love supporting small, local, family‑owned spots--and you appreciate classic Quebec comfort food done right--Chez Gaston is absolutely worth the stop

Great food. Poutine is outstanding. Service is top notch along with nice ambiance. Highly…read morerecommended

Best poutine hands down!! I always get extra cheese as do most.. very very delicious. Strongly…read morerecommend

We randomly passed by this area. My husband found this restaurant. A friendly neighbourhood fast…read morefood restaurant serving poutine, burger, sandwich and salad. It says on its window they have a history of 50 years. We had burger and poutine. I love them. It's so tasty. The meat patty was fresh and juicy. The poutine covered meat sauce. I like the sauce. I haven't taste anything like this at other places. Very glad we tried this restaurant.

Disregard that this is a fast food place. This is a great poutine place. Curd was squeaky, gravy…read morewas nice and brown and salty. The fries were clearly hot, fresh, and very recently fried. I honestly can't imagine that anything else on the menu is worth considering but I can't say yes or no to that. Really great quick stop if you are in the Quebec City area, a must do.

3.5 Stars! We…read morestopped by for dinner. We got the poutine & a hot dog. The hot dog was pretty good. We like it on how they grilled the hot dog buns. It was delicious! As for the poutine, we can't really say much about it. It was decent. Service was good. The lady behind the counter were polite. $7.99 for a large poutine & $1.49 for the hot dog

Ashton was exactly what I expected for fast food. It was helpful to order on the app. Inside there…read morewas a strong cleaner smell, I took my food to go. My bébé size was very generous and filling. Not bad and good for a quick meal.

I'm giving out five stars because Chez Ashton is everything a poutine should be. However, keep in…read moremind that I'm severely biased on this one. Why? Saint-Louis-de-France is the neighbourhood I grew up in, and this particular Ashton location has not changed since 1997. Hence the nostalgia. I have actually never eaten anything but poutine at Ashton. It's not a fancy place, so the only toppings available are hot-dog, Dulton (grounded meat), extra cheese/sauce and whatnot. I suppose that if I was more objective, I would say fries are average and taste a bit oily (they recently started using smaller ones to get more crisp, but I'm not sure I agree on the decision). The cheese is proper (squeaky = fresh). The gravy is great, but many non-locals are not used to how thin it is. In fact, it should probably be called "sauce" (it's meant to soak the fries). So, Ashton is basically the most endearing comfort food for locals, and just generic fast-food for many outsiders. I call it my own favorite, but it also made my quest for poutine very difficult in Montreal... Tip: In winter, there's rebate if temperature fall lower than -20'C. So -34'C means 30% rebate.

Its a fast food place in Quebec with lots of poutine option, food taste like fast food.read more

definitely the best poutine i've had all trip. squeaky cheese for sure…read more chez ashton is supposedly a quebec city exclusive fast food chain? the food was definitely fast, but the restaurant vibe is meh, definitely less exciting than a mcdonalds, and that says a lot, lol. the club sandwich was with cube chicken, a little sketch lookin'. the overall menu also wasn't very exciting, so def just stick to the poutine.

I'd probably only come back here if I had no other options elsewhere. Parked behind it and walked…read morearound the front side to enter. We were the only customers there...never a good sign. The girl that took our order was friendly enough and she did the prep too, though she looked like she'd seen better days. No energy, no enthusiasm, that's for sure. Our order didn't take long and it was hot, it just didn't taste that great. I got a poutine with onions and the number of onions was absolutely overwhelming...like I ordered two onions with cheese, fries, and gravy. I couldn't believe how many onions were on it. My wife had a basic poutine and it was much better, just nothing super, super special. The interior decor is like stepping back into 80's, but is beat to hell. Gangsta rap pumping throughout isn't really my thing either, lol. Doubtful that I'd go back.

First time trying poutine. I only got the small size of the classic because I did not know if I was…read moregoing to like it. It was actually better than I thought. The crispy French fries and the white cheddar cheese curds were good with the gravy. It is a must try dish if you're in Quebec, Canada.