Ti-Oui certainly qualifies as a local fixture. It's been there for ages, and definitely does not…read morehave to change a thing. It served good old poutine and everything that comes with it (pogo, burgers, chicken tenders, etc.). The menu might seem quite extensive and a bit random, but it's totally normal for a diner in Quebec to have all these things. We often go by Saint-Raymond on our way to hiking and whatnot. Since we're usually hungry on our way back, we tend to stop there. Always a filling meal!

Still the best after all those years! We've been stopping…read morethere for over 40 years when going to the family cottage. Friendly & efficient service. Tip the staff properly, they fully deserve it. All the measures were taken to make the experience safe in the context of Covid.

The woman who served us, Roxane, could not have been nicer. Our service experience was excellent…read more The dining room was clean, our food was tasty and prices were reasonable.

Americans familiar with the make-your-own-bowl dining situation will know how this place works…read more This is a fast food restaurant that I first spotted at the Quebec City mall food court. The passing trays looked amazing but we couldn't find seating to save our lives so we struck out to look for another location nearby. You start with a base: quinoa, rice, bulgur, fries (poutine), or lettuce. You choose a number of chicken tenders in one or two flavors, then choose from a variety of toppings. The staff here *understandably* is not great in English, which can of course change depending on where you go and when you come. This was one of our first stops before my high school/college French instruction "clicked on" again, so ordering was mildly stressful for our family. It would have been nice if there were some pre-designed bowl recipes to select from (like Cava, for example). For those of you willing to play the language barrier game, the sky is the limit in terms of how you can personalize your bowl. Like every Quebecois dining establishment, this fast food chain is head and shoulders above any American equivalent. Even their poutine (which can be messed up, I assure you) was among the top poutines I've eaten. This is a great place to grab a quick meal, as light or heavy as you require.

It is a rice bowl but from Canada. It offers tasty flame-grilled chicken bowls that are prepared to…read moreyour liking (like Subway or Chipotle's) They are brimming with ingredients like Canadian halal chicken fillets, lettuce, tomatoes, and more (Same as Subway), you can choose out of 16 garnishing, 4 bases, and 6 sauces. Make your bowl interesting. They offer a variety of grilled chicken with sauces. I ordered- 2 Rouge Bowls with my choice. Though the chicken pieces were small, it was flavorful, and one bowl was more than enough for me. The ambiance was good, big wall size glass, ordered at the counter got the food, and had fun!

The Le Chic Shack has the most out of this world authentic poutine! The potatoes were crispy under…read morea heavenly smooth sauce with beef, pickled onion and of course cheese curds galore! This was truly authentic, made from fresh potatoes, cheese curds and slow cooked shredded seasoned beef on top. The portion size they serve is generous. They have small and large bowl sizes with plenty of other poutine choice varieties. I also had a simple traditional burger which was delicious and a nice compliment with the poutine. The bun was super fluffy and the special sauce complimented the meat nicely. Service was very friendly and good came to the table quickly.

Le Chic Shack serves poutine, burgers, drinks, etc., a pretty comprehensive snacks/quick bite…read morejoint. It has a great view of the Chateau Frontenac and you can enjoy people watching from the bar seating. Service was super fast and the staff was great. They have tables and bar seating, lots of space for a several large groups. The food was hot and had a decent variety. Their drinks and great though, never seen a mango soda before... it was awesome! We had (as a snack from walking around): - Mango Soda: highly recommended, mango puree - Le Classique: poutine on cubed potatoes Great place to take a break in the area. Will have to try try signature fries, breakfast/brunch options, and other house sodas in future.

It's a run-of-the-mill roadside stop (no indoor seating) in a *very* out-of-the-way village. I'm…read morenot a huge poutine fan, but I go here for lunch with my coworkers, and they seem to like it. I usually get the pain a la viande (ground beef, ketchup and onions in a hot dog bun), which is solid. The service is fine, but usually relatively slow if you go at lunchtime (fast food tends to take a bit longer in Quebec than elsewhere, though). They also have an attached ice cream stand, which has the usual variety of soft and hard ice cream. Your options are pretty limited if you happen to find yourself in Sainte-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier (Subway and Tim Hortons...and not too much else), so this place is definitely a decent choice.

I travel to Quebec every year with my husband to visit his family. Each year we eat Poutine- often…read more This trip was no exception. Poutine is a dish consisting of french fries covered with cheese curds (squeaky cheese as we call it) and brown gravy. It's a comfort food for my husband. On this trip we tried poutine in 3 places. McDonalds, Ashton's (the most famous) and this privately owned roadside stop. Casse-croute marcotte was the best by far. The cheese was fresh the gravy yummy and the fries fresh cut. Worth a stop and the caloric indulgence. The line up reaches down the steps, but don't be put off, the service is quick and you won't wait long.

Very pooir environment - walked out and went to competitor - empty restaurant but you have to order…read moreand prepay at counter - not very cool

I think I've found the tastiest way yet to get a heart attack - the Gratin Bonne Fourchette…read more These guys take a great fried breakfast - bacon, eggs, homefrieds, add some jalepeno peppers, some bechimel and cheese, and turn it into gratin - and it's super! My healthier friends assured me the pancakes are also good, but they're wooses.

Chez Gaston is the kind of hidden gem you almost don't want to tell people about. It's tiny--maybe…read moreten seats if you squeeze--but it feels like stepping into a time capsule in the best way. Old‑school charm, family‑run warmth, and a friendly vibe that makes you feel like a regular on your first visit. When it gets busy (and it does), it's perfect for takeout. I tried the Trio 3 Combo, and wow. The hot dog comes wrapped in butter‑toasted white bread and topped with creamy coleslaw--simple, nostalgic, and ridiculously satisfying. The small poutine that comes with it is loaded with squeaky cheese curds. Not a sprinkle... a mountain. Then there's the Gaston Poutine. This one is a full meal: heaps of cheese curds, crispy bacon, and ground beef all swimming in rich gravy. Hearty, comforting, and honestly one of the best poutines I've ever had. If you love supporting small, local, family‑owned spots--and you appreciate classic Quebec comfort food done right--Chez Gaston is absolutely worth the stop

This place was recommended by a local and it did not disappoint. The potatoes were a bit sweet (I…read morenoticed Quebec fries are usually like this) which isn't a bad thing. Cheese was squeaky although I wish it was more melted and hot.