When in Canada do as the Canadians do and eat poutine! We taste tested two places - La Banquise in Quebec City and this place. We definitely give Jerry's the edge. It surpasses LB on gravy and proportion of curds to the rest of the dish. At Jerry's the hot mess was right out of the fry-o-lator. At LB, it seemed like it sat under the lights a bit. We were headed to Smokes because I could not find an address for Jerry's. I had been searching for "chip wagon." But as we were turning around to park for Smokes, there was the Jerry's yellow and green wagon! We were lucky. The portions are huge and the price is right. I could not finish a small. I truly think we have been appropriately initiated to the wonder that is good poutine. read more

Jerry's Fries - Barrie, Ontario

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Let me tell you one thing. The "poutine" I had today at "Jerry's Fries" was not the poutine I know and love. It was not Canada's greatest export. It was not made with thick cut fries cooked to perfection with copious amounts of real cheese curds and flavourful beef gravy. The poutine I had today, I wouldn't even feed to my dog. Me and the fellas used to head down to Jerry's all the time. Generous amounts of poutine for fair prices ($4.00 for a baby size, which was huge). The poutine that came out of that truck truly was one of a kind. But those days are long gone my friend. Today I paid $8.50 for basically a Dixie cup full of day old fries covered in gravy and a few cheese curds. I paid double what I used to for half the amount of fries and it wasn't even 1/10th as good as the old Jerry's I wish I didn't go into anaphylactic shock the second I was handed this poor excuse for a poutine so I could have taken a picture to put on the cover of How To Ruin a Business 101. Jerry, wherever you are please come back and make this right. You're our only hope. read more