Best Burgers! REAL MEAT, delicious bbq sauce, Great staff, family owned, Fun decor etcetera, Just…read morelook for the moose..

Working in Montreal for a couple of weeks and it's dinnertime. I usually will head into downtown to…read moreget dinner, but I was feeling lazy this evening so I did some Yelp'ing around what was near me. I found Twister Burger which was didn't have a large amount of ratings, but they had a big menu so I chose them! Here's how it went. Atmosphere/Appearance: Set right off a pretty wide street that doesn't seem like a main road is this gem. There's no private parking lot so you'll have to park on the street in the neighborhood, but I didn't have a hard time finding space. Once inside you're transported back to like... the 40s? 50s? Whenever the soda fountain era was with the black/white checkered walls, neon lights and the whole thing. Lol. It was cute. The restaurant is fairly small and that's okay! It makes for a more comfortable and cozy feel. I got my food to go so I didn't have to stay long. Service: The gentlemen behind the counter was very helpful and make sure I got everything that I needed. He also helped me since most of the menus are in French. Food: I started off with their Taco Salad, but as of now I don't see it listed on their menu anymore. Anyway, it's basically their now Southwest Salad which contains mixed greens, corn, red onion, avocado, fried tortillas and shredded cheese, served with chipotle ranch. But instead of being in a bowl, it's in a fluffy, crispy taco shell which was very flavorful and enjoyable. It worked well. The name of the place is called Twisted Burger so I had to try at least one of them. I decided on the Trio Diablo Burger which is 130g beef (1/3 lb), jalapeños, monterrey jack cheese, habanero salsa, grilled onion, chipotle mayonnaise and lettuce, and tomatoes. It kinda slid apart in transport, but I was able to put it back together at my hotel room and it was fine. Nothing super crazy or explosive to report. It was a decent burger and satisfied my cravings for sure. The beer-battered onion rings were okay too. Nothing special and I don't think I was expecting anything out of this world either. Most beer-battered onion rings taste the same, so it's good that it's a familiar flavor to recognize. Value: My taco salad was $14.95CAD, my burger was $10.95CAD and my onion rings were $4.95CAD. This is a GREAT DEAL on the amount of food I had for sure. Looking for a cheap date, something quick, nothing fancy, I dig this place for sure.

Best poutine IV ever had cheep for the portion size 9.8/10. The service was amazing and very quick…read more9/10. The ambiance was okay not the fanciest but what do you expect. The best tasting restaurants are most the time the least fancy ones.

Great hole in the wall place for authentic poutine and steamies. If your hungry order a large…read morepoutine... It can feed a small army!

Une des meilleures poutine dans la région de Montréal…read more une montagne de fromage, des frites excellente et un sauce brune maison très bien. Et les hot dogs sont très bon ! One of the best Poutine in the Montreal area, a mountain of curd, excellent fries and an homemade gravy very good. And the hot dogs are also excellent !

I'm so happy I finally got to try ALFA ! I've been looking for a good poutine and I knew I would…read moreneed to head to Longueil to check it out . There are a few questions I ask myself when ordering a poutine.. Do the cheese curds squeak just right? Yes they do! So fresh and big that you have mountains of cold delicious curds. Is the gravy made from scratch? Yes it is and it's the same sauce they have been using since 1985. We got a large poutine to share it was around $13, we had to ask for a lid because we were not able to finish it all. The hamburger and hot dogs were awesome as well. We will be back

Just went there to grab dinner with my dad as I looking for good burgers in Montreal earlier this…read moreweek and this place had really great reviews yet a quite simple yet lovely card selection so decided to give it a try and OMG they were really well their name the food is Fire and patties and fries slapped like an 18 wheelers . Food was delicious and got it really quickly and they definitely know what efficiency mean . Good and choice of Music and really skater looking vibe and I'm all for it . Let now talk about the fries not only really well seasoned but really thin and crispy which give them a huge demarcation with all others burgers joints definitely great place and very affordable

Patty definitely slaps! I think we came here like 4x during our week long trip. All the burgers we…read moretried were amazing and worth every penny. Whether it was for lunch or dinner or just late night snack, this place slapped!

With all the times I've ever been to Montreal I've only once been to La Belle Province and this was…read moremy first time. I sort of knew what to expect but this particular location looked to have been around for a while. They had old signs inside which to me had a very nostalgic feel to it. I love that kind of fast food diner kind of feel to a place. I reminds me of being young! Anyway I had ordered for take out since I was staying nearby so I had ordered the large poutine, smoked meat sandwich and onion rings to go. The onion rings were awesome! I got a nice bag of rings and they were only 2.20! The smoked sandwich was ok, not as good as Schwartz's but what is? It was made with a very good quantity of meat just like all Montreal smoked meat sandwiches should be. The poutine was huge! The curds were proper or at least the way I like them... they have that rubbery texture to them and they stayed steaming hot in their container. This food is what it is, fast food. They have a wide variety of items and combos including pogos (corn dogs), steamed hot dogs, burgers, club sandwiches, spaghetti and sauce etc. It's not a typical fast food joint but they have a lot of choices and I was pleased with what I had.

La Belle Province sounds like a quaint, French brasserie in the countryside, but actually it is one…read moreof the most prolific fast food places in Quebec, with over 50 restaurants in the chain in the Montreal area alone. It is sort of like a Weinershnitzle meets French Canada over gravy. Yes, as in gravy and cheese over your Frites, as in the popular dish that all Quebecois love, Poutine. Here you get Poutine as a combo trio to your soda and burger, hot dog, double hot dog, etc. And not only Poutine au Quebec, but Poutine Italienne. Yup, meat sauce like on your spaghettio's, but on your fries, avec fromage dribbles. This place has the decor of a dive diner in a Saturday NIght Live Chicago diner Skit from 30 years ago with John Bulushi. (Cheeburger cheeburger, Pepsi, Pepsi). And true to form, they have Pepsi here, not that other cola brand. The two guys working in here at 9pm were from Pakistan. Very nice fellows, spoke good English. I didn't hear their French, but they taught me how to say thank you in Pakistani. I think. I had the Hamburger with Poutine and Pepsi. Eat that every day and you will take years off your life. S'il vous plait, do not Super Size Me.

We were in between shows at the circus festival and had a short amount of time in between shows…read more A friend pointed this place out and no clue how they came up with this concept which uses pierogies as a base But it works and it was something totally new - enjoyed it Only suggestion for the owners is to dim the lights a bit Service was excellent and friendly

The poutine here is indeed quite good. One of the best. The cheese is so fresh and tasty, the sauce…read moreis not too salty and has a nice meaty taste to it, I just found the fries to not be as good as other places personally. Still, you really can't beat this place. The portions are well worth the drive and price. There is some seating but this is a hotspot so I recommend visiting during off hours.

excellent poutine au poulet, et très bon service. Une des bonne poutine à Longueuil…read more Excellent poutine, and good service. One of the good poutine in Longueuil.

What is the fuss about? After taking the line for 45 minutes. I get to try this Korean dogs. As I…read moream a pescatarian, I tried the mozzarella dog and vegan dog. They were humongous. My sister was trying the ramen dog and mozzarella/hot dog. I didn't enjoy the line up in the cold, my toes were super frozen. The service is average; they rush you to make your choice. After receiving the corn dogs; you hope to find a warm place to try them. We went inside the metro to eat them. They are delicious, but since it's deep fried, you feel the heaviness of it in your belly. I was happy to try them but the experience to get them and eating them somewhere warm was horrendous.

These Korean style pogos "Kogos" are delicious and so filling. One is enough to make a meal…read more At the moment there is a limit of purchase of 2 per customers but trust me, that is enough. I went on their second day of being open and for the ramen hot dog and the Gamsung hotdog (mozzarella cheese deep fried with pieces of French fried potatoes on top). Both were delicious but my favourite was definitely the ramen, it was so crunchy. You order on the right hand side of the restaurant and then wait in the line on the left hand side to receive your food (pay attention to your number as they will call it out to let you in the restaurant to pick up). Once you pick up your order you have a choice of 8 sauces. My server put a bit too much so I say less is more when it comes to sauces. They have a menu on the side with their recommendations of sauce to put on which Kogo. You also don't want to overwhelm the Kogo with too much sauce because there's so much to taste already. I put spicy mayo, mayo, and honey mustard on both of my Kogos and it was too much. The sauces were good but it just got too much. If you want to put more than one sauce, ask the server to only put a little. My friend got the volcano with chill sauce and recommends that one. He also got the ramen hot dog with spicy mayo and he said it was a bad pairing, he thought the spicy mayo would've been good on another hot dog. I also got the pineapple juice and it was pretty good! A bit ordinary but good to pair with your meal. Prices are around 4.99-6.99 per Kogo so not cheap but they are loaded so it's worth it. Lines seem long but it goes by quickly.

For those not in the know or not from Canada, St-Hubert Express is a rotisserie chicken chain that…read moreoperates in Canada and is probably most prevalent in the province of Quebec. Yes, Canada has many casual chains like the U.S. and, if you're a foodie, the full Canadian food experience is not complete without exploring them! With that said, the menu pretty much consist of sandwiches or entrees that include some form of rotisserie chicken, plain or with sauce. Oh, and, of course, they serve a fast food version of poutine. Like I said, OF COURSE. On our first trip to a St-Hubert Express, we ordered some rotisserie chicken to share and had 2 different sides - fries and rice. Interestingly, their chicken entrees come with 2 sandwich buns. Obviously, you can either eat the buns alone or make a makeshift rotisserie chicken sandwich by shredding the chicken off of the bone, but, who has time for that???? Wouldn't one just order the sandwich if they wanted this option? Nevetheless, you have options. As for what does make sense, the chicken comes with a side of gravy and good thing it does. The rotisserie chicken was a bit on the dry side so I dipped it in the gravy every chance I had. It's not the worst rotisserie chicken, but they could do better. The rice was on the hard side, as though it was uncooked. Not sure if it was meant to be like that. The fries weren't bad though and kind of reminded me of McD's. This location is located on a main road, but it does have a large parking lot. Also, it's seems to be located in a large shopping area where there is an A&W, Dollar Tree and multiple supermarkets. It's definitely convenient and many customers go for takeout, but the restaurant does have a decent number of dine-in customers during dinner time.

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