I'm pretty excited to have an A&W close to home! The burgers are pretty tasty although it is hard…read morefor me to stray from my favorite Mozza burger... and it is super convenient that it is open 24h. Now the town of cowansville has an option other than Tim Horton's for late night dining. The resto works like any A&W I've been to, however, the dishes area can get a bit full and overcrowd the condiment area. The food gets made quite quickly and there is plenty room to sit. It is a brand new building so everything is still nice and clean and hopefully stays that way. Definitely a good stop for a quick burger and of course some root beer.

Debbie, your employee of the month, every month…read more Works the boneyard shift nobody else wants to and brings a smile to the faces of those that come through every single night. Please give this lady a mass Christmas bonus.

Excellent calamari frites and great service. Poutine with duck leg confit was great and I really…read moreenjoyed the burger pub atmosphere. In from Wisconsin from work and was well pleased! Especially with the great cocktails and beer!

The service was fantastic. We had such a wonderful waiter, excellent suggestions for ordering just…read morethe right amount of what we wanted. Also had a great sense of humor! The food was delicious. We will definitely be going back!

Great juicy burger, I tried the IRA Allen special - bacon, blue cheese, maple mustard. Not too…read morelong of a wait. Really generous portion of crispy fries (we got the quart) The old tower ice cream was also great next door

The burger was so delicious, as were the fresh cut fries and fried pickles. I highly recommend…read morecoming. Don't forget your cash, as it is cash only

I had a little too much Cabernet last night and was seeking some comfort food and remembering I…read morewanted to try this new spot on Main Street. I disliked the place that was here before and was glad to see them gone. This replacement is awesome.. we had two different burgers and both were delicious. Best fries in town.

We were a group of 20, and we decided to stop there for supper, and lucky for us, they were enough…read moreplaces to welcome us. The good: Food is good! Great burgers! They were able to accommodate a group of 20 arriving suddenly and moved the tables around. Waitress was all smiles and wonderful. Great place if you have younger kids. Good price for food. The bad: Small restaurant, might welcome maybe 30 people. Chef was serving us some plates, which felt odd. There have been screw-ups in the bills. This is a charming place with great food. But it must be packed in summer.

The service is always good The food is good…read more It's a beautiful place to go out and eat

Prices were great. Food was fast, hot. Servers were friendly. My only complaint was lack of flavor…read morein the food.

This is the first time I've been to this place, despite having visited Knowlton many times. My…read moresister had been here previously so she was the one who recommended it. We drove over for a late lunch and chose to sit outside on the patio as it was a lovely, windy day, which helped cut down the heat. It was a bit busy so we didn't have to wait too long for a menu. There is a QR code at the entrance to access the menu. If you're unable to access it because of a lack of wifi your server will type in the password for you. We sat in the far corner so we could watch the traffic on Chemin de Knowlton. Our server (I'm so sorry I forgot her name but she was accommodating, friendly and, of course, bilingual. We both ordered the red beer on tap and fish & chips, which was plentiful and really good. Québec's french fries/frittes are like no other in the world & only those of us born in the province know this. There's a distinct sweetness to the taste that can't be compared elsewhere. The fish (cod) was crispy on the outside & tender on the inside. The Cole slaw was crunchy & sweet. This was probably the only place that didn't have or get asked if we wanted water. Didn't see any on the tables close by either. This place hasn't been reviewed in quite a long time and not all reviews are positive, so I wanted to make sure they get put back on the positive side. Merci à tout la gang.

We were up for a long weekend and trying all the spots within walking distance of our airbnb in…read morethis fantastic sweet village! we walked past on a saturday, early evening, it was packed with happy people on the lovely patio/deck. we decided to come back. we did the next night. big mistake. my burger was inedible, the patty so tough, dry, heavy well well done, the texture of a cardboard brick. i asked our lovely server, Vanessa, i think. she said it had to be well-done by law. has to be bs! my friend's salmon focaccia sandwich was so salty she could not eat it either. i asked for crispy fries, they were greasy and flaccid. same w friend. a lovely delicious weekend EXCEPT for this rotten experience. and they were out of white wine by the glass?!? unacceptable. very poorly run and managed. do not eat here! i doubt the Québecois would stand for this abysmal treatment.

Driving in the country we found this little casse croûte off the road. These are the places that…read morealways have amazing fries and poutine and my intuition was right. The parking was full with truckers stoping for supper break and a great outdoor picnic area in their side yard. Lots of picnic tables all spaced sufficiently apart. The fries were crispy and amazing with vinegar (which is the only way to eat Quebec fries!). Hot dogs were also very good. Worth the stop!

As nice a little family place as one could ask for in a small town. The place is clean, the…read moreservice was prompt and friendly, and they even made a fair effort to accommodate my poor French. The poutine was just right. The fries were crisp on the outside and moist in the center, the gravy just salty enough and the curds began to melt into the bacon and onion just as it was served. Seeing green peas and gravy poured over a burger was a shock, but if you want a nice taste of small town Quebec, then here you go.

We dropped in here on our way to visit our CSA farm. We wanted to stop somewhere for lunch, but…read moredidn't want to stop at one of the many fast food chains dotting highway 10. We knew that somewhere between the 10 and the farm we were bound to encounter a non chain fast food stop, and Chez Roger was the first place we found. The restaurant itself is quite modest. You go in, figure out what you want, wait in line and order and pay, and then wait around for your order to be called. The ordering/waiting area is a bit cramped, with the front door right next to the cash, but it seems to work ok as long as there isn't a huge rush of people (as there was when we first arrived). We had to wait quite awhile, probably because it was busy. The wait and cramped waiting quarters were worth it, because the galvaude poutine I had was one of the best I've ever had. Galvaude, if you've never had it before, means with chicken and peas. Sort of like if a poutine and hot chicken sandwich had a baby. There's was spot on. The fries were awesome, the right size, a little crispy but greasy in the middle, the gravy fit the "poutine gravy" taste profile, the chicken and peas just right. The cheese was a bit peculiar: it was all hiding on the bottom of the dish. Once I discovered it though, and mixed it in, good stuff. The kind that squeaks when you eat it, even after hanging out in the hot gravy for a bit. Definitely fresh stuff. My dining companion had a cheeseburger and a pogo, that he said were just fine, though not the best he's ever had. Next time I have a feeling he'll go for the pogo poutine (yup, there's a pogo poutine!). On the way out we discovered that Chez Roger is also an ice cream parlour. The soft ice cream cone that a small child was eating looked sooooo gooood. But we knew that that wasn't a good idea, not after having consumed our lunch. If ever I find myself in the area in need of a leg stretch and with a hankering for soft ice cream, I know where I'm stopping.