We ordered the La Belle (The Beauty) Burger ($25) and the Sausage Poutine ($18)…read more Even already considering it to be an artisanal or gourmet burger, I personally find it just a tad bit expensive at $25. I did enjoy eating the burger. The juicy and savory patty was balanced with the sweetness of the fig jelly and caramelized onions. For the burger's side, instead of going wih the fries we went with mac & cheese and paid extra. The mac & cheese is an easy recommend. Our other order was the Sausage poutine. The Sausage poutine was OK to good. I would not consider it among my favorite takes on Poutine, but it is still well worth the try. Service was excellent. Our waiter was bilingual in French and English and helped us with the ordering experience. He also occasionally checked up on our section of the restaurant conversing with different tables in English or French as required. The setting of the restaurant was interesting in that there is like a bar section bordered by like a balcony or terrace, and the more quiet section where we were seated facing outwards to the mall. The bathrooms are by the middle part where the guest entrance is. The walls and tiling of the place has so much character with picture frames, an arcade, and all the photos posted.

Second night in Quebec. I'm ballin' like baseball's Aaron Judge does! Rock and roll bar is up next:…read more'The Beauty and the Beef' on the main highway. Atmosphere is dark, very acoustic with high ceilings. 20 tables. It's perched on a second level, atop the highway. Staff is kind and service good. The cheese curds are spongy. The Canada whiskey I inquired about; they did not have. A Canadian bar without whiskey. The place is perfect for millennials drinking 'fake-tinis'. The evening when I came in for dinner, was kind of dead. Bumping music, rocker wall-art, anarchy and music decor: wide-ranged burger menu that offers everything from one topped with eggs, to fried onion, avocado and lots of variations. It is burger heavy. Food tastes pre-packaged. Order beers from a bar tap, not shots. Bottles are for show. Review: 3

While in Canada I had to have some poutine! Poutineville is unique as some of their poutine gravy…read morechoices are gluten free which was important for my travel companion. We tried the India which was a butter chicken sauce with chicken and mushrooms. It was a fun dish with good flavor gravy. Odd choice to me to put mushrooms in it since I've never had butter chicken with mushrooms. The Chicken was thin sliced, I was expecting more like chunks. Regardless this was a solid 4 in my book. We also tried the Hat Trick which is basically a three meat poutine with bacon, ground beef and hot dogs. This was also solid, not as unique, but good. Probably a 3.75. we ordered the mega sized for both, which made the 2 dishes enough food for 3-4 people depending how hungry you are. We wanted the leftovers. The down side to this experience was the service. The place was nearly empty. The server passed us with a pitcher of water in have and didn't even fill the glasses. When we ordered a diet Pepsi instead of getting a fountain drink we got it in a can (both options were in the menu, fountain was cheaper), why not ask us if not sure what we want? At the end we waited a while to see the server and instead just ended up asking the hostess for our to-go containers. Nothing horrible, just meh. The takeaway, pretty good poutine with not so hot service.

This is basically a loaded French fries. It was fine. The staff was friendly enough (if not…read morebored). We had the Mexican variant, so it was like nachos but without chips. Local innovation.

My friend recommended this place so we met here. Verdict: The curds squeak and don't melt. All the…read moreway to the last bite. I'm so glad I ordered extra curds! C'est la meilleur poutine dans la Cité. And the service est magnifique, en anglais or in French. I am ranking Pierrot up with Chez Ben in Granby as the best anywhere. Must manger.

Thank Place as the 3 L Location, location, location…read more That place is a Fromagerie (cheddar and crumble cheese ) with a restaurant. The cheese is good but it's better st the fromagerie St-Laurent (near Alma Lac St-Jean) . The food is ok ..... in résumé why I give 4 stars to such a place ... the Location.. If you using the 20 est through Quebec City this is where the morning traffic jam start .... so for me it's a no brainer... I " sacré dans mon char pendant une demi-heure...." or I sit there start my day, make phone call .... わかった！

Great spot for roadside poutine. The fries are very crispy, the gravy is tasty, and, most…read moreimportantly, the curds are very squeaky. The restaurant is very clean and the staff is friendly. Overall, highly recommended.

This place has no right to be as popular as it is. I heard nothing but rave reviews about how it's…read moreso amazing and has the best burgers of all time. Have these people never had a burger before? There's nothing wrong with the burgers here, but there's also nothing right about them. They're burgers. Meat, bread, lettuce, sauces..yep. It's a burger. And it's okay. Bland and by-the-book to a fault. It tasted liked they perfected the art of having minimal flavors and ingredients, as if they were weighing the taste of each in a highly technical way. I forgot I even went here by the next day and was only reminded by pictures I took. It's basically the Quebecois version of whatever one step up from an Applebee's would be, but with a premium price tag and hype. Any other burger in town would probably be just as good if not better. Side was pretty bad. Basically burnt tofu. Service was lacking, but there. I was tended to in the most basic 'there's another table to get through' way possible. Check took a long time to get to me and I ended up just walking up to the counter. Not sure why. There weren't a lot of people there. Tons of seating and a pretty nice view, although that's hard to not have in Quebec City. Can't recommend it with so many other options and delicacies not all that far away. Don't go out of your way to come to this place. Location: 4* Convenience: 2* Service: 1* Product/quality: 3* Aesthetics: 1*

We came in for lunch and had a good experience. We tried the gnocchi poutine. It was interesting,…read morebut I would definitely stick with classic next time. For my entree, I had the classic burger with a side Caesar salad. The salad was well dressed and huge. The burger was solid. Basic, but good. Service was great and the restaurant was well decorated, cool, and conveniently located.

The Michigan hot dog was okay but it was simply tomato sauce with ground beef on top of the hot…read moredog. The maple tart was delicious but could be a bit less sweet. The poutine wasn't anything special but it was good.

This was realistically the only spot on a Sunday night after midnight that was reliable to be open…read more I understand it was a holiday the next day so maybe that's why other places closed early, or maybe just because Quebec is not that much of a night-life city (particularly near the old town area). I'm not too sure, but what I do know is that we ended up here as the last result, and the food was not good. It was very overpriced for shitty quality to say the least. My burger was very mid, and my friend hated his poutine especially at the price point that he paid. They did have a clean bathroom to use which was a plus, but overall I would not return here unless I was starving and desperate late at night.

So glad we pulled off the road for this little stop. Our first poutine order and it was delicious…read more The smoked meat sandwich was even better - perfectly toasted bread with excellent smoked beef brisket, the perfect amount of mustard, and pickles. Huge area for children to run around and a boutique and art store next door.

The poutine here is AWESOME! It was the first poutine I've had in Quebec City, and it was amazing…read more (Actually, it was only the second time I've had poutine in Canada, but I proceeded to try two other spots following the day I came here). My friend and I shared a grande, and it comes with fries, gravy, and cheese curds as usual, plus smoked meat! Also, the portions are HUGE for 15 CAD. The cheese curds were really bouncy and chewy, and they made a squishy sound. Apparently, that's how you know it's fresh! There's ample seating outside the shop to enjoy the pleasant view and weather, and I really enjoyed eating here. I would definitely recommend it!

2nd time eating poutine. It was better than 1st. Ashton's invented poutine, French fries, covered…read morewith gravy and cheese, in 1969. There's different toppings, but in my novice opinion, lighter gravy makes a better poutine for beginners. They served it for me that way. Some servings can be heavy, heavy on the gravy with chunks of cheese. It'll stick to your ribs. Ashton is the McDonalds of Canada in the poutine dept.

The bebe sized (regular) poutine was the perfect afternoon snack to share with my sister…read more The fries were crispy, the gravy was decent, and the cheese curds were rubbery and squeaky (as they are supposed to be). Not bad for a fast food chain. Delicious and cheap! 3.5