After a night of shenanigans, Pooh and I were actually heading to another breakfast place when we…read morepassed Patachou and saw it serves breakfast too, Both of us ordered the Eggs Benedict with ham and Swiss cheese. Excellent Benedict. The eggs were runny without being jiggly. I hate jiggly eggs!!!

My family are Americans who only speak English and Spanish, and I know that Yelp content is pretty…read morethin in Canada. Every July we come to Montreal to visit my wife's relatives, and take an excursion to Quebec City. Last year we stopped at Trois-Rivières for the tour of churches including the full Ursulines convent tour and loved it so we are repeating a stop at this midpoint city between MTL and QC. The drive takes about 2.5 hours so a stop is good. Last year this restaurant was closed on the day we traveled but this year they were open. My son (10), stepson (23), wife and I had an excellent breakfast. The food is delicious, it tastes like they clean the grill regularly and don't use too much grease, and the portions are large. The short answer here is that you must come to this fun, comic book-themed diner, particularly with family. My wife and I think it's perfect and the children are so happy. A quick roundup of what we had is in my photos -- thanks.

Back in 2005 or 6, my friend and I came to Quebec on a roadtrip. I maybe had tried poutine before,…read morebut this is the first one I recall ever eating. This started me on a long road of poutine connoisseurship, which has led me across the province and several northern US states trying to find the same or better. So I returned after 8+ years to see, after so many poutines under my belt, with three poutines already in my belly from this day alone (and two more from last night), how does it hold up? Have I since found better and better, relegating this to mediocre? Or does it stand the test of time? To find out, I had to get out at a new interchange - it used to be right along the Autoroute - and come back into the same front entrance, sit down at the same lunch counter seats, and order the same poutine. To my surprise, it was the same as I remember - excellent. Despite all the competition, and despite finding the unquestioned best poutine in the world at Chez Ben in Granby, this is still up among the elites, and certainly the top in Becancour. The sauce was dark and rich, the fries were perfectly done, the curds squeaked plenty. I am so glad my fond memories weren't let down by the revisit. If you're heading between Québec City and Vermont, pull off the highway and give this a try. If you're just heading between Québec City and Montréal on Aut. 20, pull off the highway and give this a try. Open 24 hours, so no excuses.

Première visite a cette brasserie qui ressemble a une chambre aux sports avec des tv partout et des…read moretables pour accueillir le groupe. Bon choix de bières . J'ai commandé une salade César au poulet grillé. Excellente avec une vinaigrette maison ce qui se fait de moins en moins. Très propre endroit et le service fut excellent même en ce lundi ou des groupes se sont présentés à l'improviste.

OLD SCHOOL lot of regulars, fun vibe…read moreSalad was swimming in dressing (too much), fair drink and food prices, I can see the appeal! People eat pizza with fries on it in TROIS rivieres and they serve BUTTER w pizza, Quebecers really appear to like that!?!? I didn't 'love' the pizza

For what it is, 4 stars. The food is abundant, pretty good, fairly priced, and the service is…read moresomewhere between friendly, casual, and brusque, in trademark Quebecois style. Trois-Rivieres is the midpoint, more or less, on the highway between Montreal and Quebec City, so you'll either be buying fuel or be hungry. This small downtown has a main drag, Rue des Forges, which has obviously gone through a small renaissance and has some trendier eateries as well as nicely finished renditions of McDonald's and Subway. However, Bravo, a few streets over, is more like a diner. Not only that, being toward a less redeveloped area, free parking is more readily found. I've eaten here a couple of times. The portions are nicely sized! I had no problem finishing the entrees and the sides. There is a bar, but I went with hot tea, because the weather was turning cool. Ever been in a small town you like, and don't know why you like it? Trois-Rivieres is such a town for me. It's on the Saint Lawrence River, has a port, a small downtown, old churches, a gritty industrial section, the topography slowly climbs upward as you go inland from the river, and one senses that there is a lot of history there. And this little "locals only" (not really) pizza place/diner fits right into the equation.

I appreciated that the employee at the counter was able to converse in English and help me in the…read moreordering process. We ordered the Sandwich au poulet et soupe ($14.25) and the St-Hubert Poutine ($17.20). We had a few options for the soup so that was good. I did find the Sandwich bread a little dry and powdery for my liking but the filling inside was OK. I really enjoyed eating the St-Hubert poutine. It was standard poutine with a glazing of sweet sauce (I think it was cranberry or something similar).

From the owner: What are you craving? An entrée salad, poutine, ribs, or BBQ chicken? The Cap-de-la-Madeleine…read moreSt-Hubert restaurant offers all the classics of a traditional restaurant, but with Express service! You can even order at the drive-thru and enjoy your meal in the comfort of your home.