I was driving back from Montreal to Boston and I made a detour for Poutine (it's a crime to visit…read moreLa Belle Provence without getting Poutine). I stopped by this place which is now called Le Poule Givré. The poutine was SICK. Why can't Americans make good poutine? The poutine in Quebec should be designated a UNESCO world heritage food. If you're in St. Jean Sur Richelieu and hungry for Poutine, don't hesitate to stop here. I should note, the place was a bit rough around the edges but don't worry - just know this is a local fast food joint not a Michelin star restaurant and is highly recommended for the poutine!

On a map and on the sign the name is La Poule Givrée. The…read morechicken sandwiches are amazing! That batter is fantastic. The fries are yummy and the mac and cheese is on point!

We were really looking forward to hotdogs and a poutine from Cantine de Ben on our way to the…read moreEastern Townships. We arrived around 11:45 am and just in time because by noon the line was out the door. I really enjoyed the poutine and hotdogs. I loved the gravy on the poutine, it was the right consistency and full of flavor. Cheese curds were fresh and made the squishy sound against my teeth and the fries were just soft enough without being soggy. Solid poutine! I also loved their hotdogs! Their all dressed hotdogs had a chunky mustard onion topping, which I really liked. Buns were buttery and toasted rather than steamed. I only ordered one but should have ordered three, they were great. Overall I really loved the vibe in this place, food came quickly and there were lots of places to sit. I did find the portions to be a bit small though. I wouldn't drive to Granby just for this place but if you are heading to the Eastern Townships or are in the area, it's worth stopping by!

You can see this place a mile away with a huge neon Ben shoving a hot dog down his throat. We tried…read morea few different varieties of poutine and none of us were impressed. The sauce was bland, cheese curds were good and fries were good. All together you get a mediocre poutine. The bacon on mine was undercooked so it was just layers of fat, the minced meat was not seasoned well and was pretty bland. The guédille was not good, lots of ketchup, coleslaw and a few fries. Go to La Fromagerie in Bromont. 100x better.

it was a great experience. Everything and delicious. The restaurant was clean. The staff was…read morefriendly.

Tout simplement la meilleure chaîne de burgers au Canada…read more Ils prépare les burgers selon votre choix Bec ce que vous voulez. Les burgers sont excellents, rien au ou avec McDonald's et Burger king.

I've been going to this restaurant 1-2x a week for the past couple of months and I'm sick and tired…read moreof their bullshit. I take my orders to go as I live 15 minutes away and I had to drive back because my food was inedible TWICE in the last 3 weeks. The first time, one of the employees put about an inch of relish on my burger, making it a soggy mess. The second time, my burger was raw (the entire inside of the patty was pink). The first time, the employee (blonde ladie, maybe a manager) offered me a refund and a new burger, I declined the refund since mistakes can happen and they were very apologetic. The second time, they just made me a new burger without offering me a refund (different employee this time) I would have actually taken a refund this time because I was very pissed off. But hey, I guess I should be grateful that I got a new burger with my (now cold) poutine, and having wasted an hour driving back and forth. Especially for $25. How does a restaurant get away with being this inconsistent? When the food is good, it's great, but it's subpar 20% of the time, and 5-10% of the time it's inedible. For this price point, this is absolutely unacceptable. They lost me as a customer.

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 !

After seeing a TikTok about this place we decided to give it a try. We also live about a 10 minutes…read moredrive to there so it was a no brainer. We ordered 2 all-dressed steamies and a medium poutine at 8,50$. Was is as good as some would say? Most definitely not. The steamies were good but it's kinda hard to miss it. The poutine was bland. The sauce really didn't taste like anything and even though the cheese did do it's thing in the sound/texture department, it was bland as well and still so cold. When eating a poutine, one would want a squik-squik sound from a " oh so lightly soft cheese curd ". One did not get :( Service wasn't all smiles either. Located right on the route 116, the view isn't spectacular. This is a place you stop at while driving from point A to B but not worth the detour. There are better places around. You just have to get off the highway. Plays such as Pont Noir on Chemin des Patriotes or la Fringale (this one is a bit more pricey but really good) on Wilfrid-Laurier.

Quick road stop. Burgers, hot dogs, fries in a bag, poutine, etc. outdoor tables, and a counter…read morefor eating.

What an original place. Gastro pub food with hipster flare at is best! Attached to the mall but…read morevery trendy interior rockin barn style. Prompt, attentive and cordial service all around. The burgers are to die for. The poutines are equally homicidal and everything as a little something hip. Coolaid pickles anyone? My poutine with merguez sausage, caramelized onions, bacon, gravy and juicy fresh melted cheese curds was a "oh my God this is a party in my mouth" vibe. Just do it :)

We chose La Belle et La Bœuf because of its convenient location near Saint-Hubert Airport. It's…read morerelatively easy to reach and has ample parking. Unfortunately, the service was extremely slow despite the restaurant not being particularly busy. Even the drinks took a while, and we waited about 45 minutes for a straightforward order of burgers and similar items. The food still hadn't arrived by the time I needed to leave for an airport pickup, so I had to leave the rest of my party behind. When I finally tried the burger, it was mediocre and nothing memorable--certainly not worth such a long wait. The location may be convenient, but allow plenty of extra time and manage your expectations.

We were on the way from Montreal to Quebec City and one of my friends wanted to eat fried chicken…read more We went to drive thru, and she got the food. The fries kind of greasy, chicken was okay. It was better than nothing because we weren't sure when we will get to the destination.

Overall good place to go grab a snack or meal when hungry. I would say that this would be my…read morefavourite franchise out of all the rotisserie "fast food" restaurants. It's strictly take-out or delivery place here. No tables. Service is very friendly and fast. The portions are quite generous for the price. I got the club sandwich with a poutine instead of fries for under 15$. I also asked for extra gravy that i would pay for but the lady gladly smothered my poutine with it and gave me an extra cup! All that without surcharge ;)

Guy la Patate, how I love saying that name!…read more This place is located on a strange strip of Grande Allee Boulevard and has existed as a fast-food joint for many years. I decided to take the plunge and try it out the other day and I wasn't disappointed. Like you might expect from a sort-of-dicey fast-food joint, this place serves up some nice greasy eats. We ordered a jumbo poutine, which had the largest pieces of cheese I've ever seen on a poutine! It was pretty darn good. The hot dogs are your standard fare, and I just had to try the burgers when I saw that they were served on some funny looking bread. The burger was definitely different from what I was expecting. The home-made patty was pretty decent, but the fixings were unique. Inside the flat-topped sesame seed buns was a layer of relish, onions, and... saurkraut! It was a tasty experience, and I'd order it again, although the burger could benefit from the juiciness of a tomato slice. Beware though, as you'll end up smelling like a ball of grease once you leave the place... but it just might be worth it.

With a restaurant name called Guy la Patate, you would hope it would be good fries!…read more Definitely the best poutine in the south shore of Montreal. Great sauce, nice melted cheese curds and the most important hand cut french fries. Worth a stop when you want that poutine fix and don't want some "franchise poutine".