The poutine I ordered was not good at all. Not only did the fries taste off-putting, but the cheese…read morewas gross as well. It has a squeaky and rubbery texture but does not melt. They were also stingy with the amount of gravy. Only giving 2 stars because service was relatively quick

So disgusting this is not what poutine is about. You truly don't have a love for food if you…read moreenjoyed a poutine from here.

Poutine is as Canadian as hockey, maple syrup and "Sorreee!" so here I am for my most fattening…read moredinner on this trip (so far!) with what they're calling "Fried Chicken Poutine" a base of fries, tossed in Louisiana hot sauce, topped with fried chicken bites and then drizzled with buttermilk ranch dressing. I am having a coronary just describing it. It was fabulous and it's a huge portion, thankfully already served in a to go cardboard box. Which was super helpful as two thirds of it went into the fridge and was reheated for lunch. Delish! [Review 1467 of 2024 - 144 in Ontario - 22490 overall]

Odd that we were in Ontario six months ago and yelp waits until today to assign a review of The…read moreDirty South. I'll do my best! I remember a lot of southern comfort foods and vegan/vegetarian items for my niece's friend, Joi. Which she wasn't. Jk. We had a bit of a wait due to time of day and it being a smaller restaurant. The staff were all very friendly and I recall our server being quite attentive. My niece had a brisket hoagie. A great sandwich once you get past the pickled onion. We really enjoyed their fried chicken/mac n cheese concoction and an outstanding loaded poutine. All in all the food was very good, proportionate and reasonably priced (esp after the exchange rate). The atmosphere was acceptable and the people were extremely likable.

The food is so highly overrated at three teenage boys took them here twice not one of them finished…read moretheir meals. I tried six different dishes disgusting.

Eclectic place serving up decent food. Passing through the area and needed food fast. They…read moreweren't busy and food came out relatively quickly. Lots of sandwiches, burgers, pizzas, and poutines to choose from. The one drawback to the place was it smelled like a deep fryer, so if you don't want to smell like fried food, go somewhere else. My coworker and I got it a chicken sandwich and burger both with fries. My chicken sandwich was very good, with a light fresh bun and fresh toppings. My coworkers burger was prepared correctly and very flavorful. Fries were fries.

Always fabulous ... mays a nice lady and she's the only one you ever see there ...love her poutine…read more... been there for many years ...

I have been coming here for many years. The food is always good and the fries are fresh. Portion…read moresizes are great and the service is quick.

Food: Got the smoked meat poutine and really enjoyed it…read more The fries were crispy, the gravy was flavorful, and the smoked meat added a nice savory touch. It was very filling. Good portion for a quick meal and definitely worth trying if you like poutine. Service: Very quick and straightforward. You order on the screen, wait for your food, and grab it when it's ready. Perfect for a quick stop! Ambiance: It's a small stand/cart with shared outdoor seating alongside the other food stands. Very casual and more of a grab-and-go setup!

Very good poutine, possibly the best that I've had in Toronto…read more The fries were really great... loved the taste and texture. The poutine was a little sweet though... not sure if it was the fries or something else. We tried the original, and the smoked meat version. The original was better imo. Limited street (paid) parking. The restaurant itself is more like a food stall, so there is no seating, but they recommend eating at the community center, which is right next door. We elected to do this, and there were a few tables available fortunately.

First time trying Smoke's Poutinerie after hearing so much about it from my friends, and the famous…read moreSmoke's Poutinerie logo everywhere I go. I tried the Hogtown Poutine, because honestly...in terms of the original you can never beat La Banquise. It was definitely what I expected, fresh cut fries with awesome toppings such as meatballs, bacon, carmelized onions...oh, did I mention smoked bacon? Delicious! My only problem with this place is the gravy is sunk to the bottom. I'm used to the gravy on the top similar to other poutine places I've tried. Limited seating room, so take out is recommended. Cash and debit only!

Nice hearty carbs right after a tragic final exam. Me and my…read morefriend shared a Wow size double pork (bacon and pulled pork) and it was delicious and the portion size was pretty big. The gravy is mediocre though, not much flavour, just feeling really gooey. After you had real gravy made from real turkey fat there's no turning back lol. The fries were pretty soggy too due to the thick gravy. It's better to finish the entire thing when it's still hot, because after like an hour or so it does get pretty gross

Tried this for the first time based on the reviews. Lots of "best pizza in Hamilton" so took a…read morechance. Definitely not the best pizza in Hamilton. Decent price for what you get. Loads of toppings. Didn't care for the tomato sauce on the pizza. Definitely not my favourite

One of the best pizza places in Hamilton, always super fresh, Their specialty is the shawarma…read morechicken pizza by far is my favorite and a great selection of delicious poutine, definitely worth a try always so generous with their toppings.

Oh, to feel enchanted. One of the truly most illuminating and industrious words in the English…read moredictionary. So charmed, so fascinated, so enamored that one thinks they must have fell under spell. I may have not been enchanted, or bewitched, but this Poutine was unquestionably delightful. It left me delirious. And I do declare it as the best I've had in the Toronto area. As a silly American - You'll think who is this guy to talk about Poutine? As a silly American - I'm thinking who is Abraham Welsh of Abraham Welsh road? What you should be asking is, what is LB doing up in the region, he's so well-traveled. And why does he know poutine better than I? Well, it's because I'm humble and unpretentious and truth seeking. Listen. Yes. Poutine in Quebec is better, no sheisty Sherlock. But that is not to mean there's no five star specials in all of Ontario. So shove it. Truth be told... I had tried a few in my multiple visits to the area. A few that fell short. And I so thought, maybe those French Canadians were onto something. But then I thought to silly old self, they are still kinda French they can't be onto anything. You may wave the white flag, but as a patriot I must continue to explore for better. And finally, after years of travel to the great white north (not counting Quebec), I found a good Poutine at the Enchanted Poutinerie. Poutine is a food that just makes sense. The fact that it's not more popular in the US genuinely makes me furious. Gear grinding. Bath bombing. Chestnut roastingly maddening. It should be everywhere. Maybe we'd screw it up but I'd settle for some ok Poutine more than I currently settle for none. Disco fries aren't the same so don't even try. Anyways I'd love to absolve myself. I love Canada. There. I said it. The people are charming. The women are glorious in their glory. And everything's a new build so you feel modern. It's no America. But maybe that's a good thing for it. I hope your real estate issues resolve themselves. Yes, I'm in the know. Im enlightened. A renaissance man forced into the information age. I'm a millionaire. By mind only, but why don't you mind your business. Where was I? Yes. I luckily found myself here. I ordered three orders of poutine d'asposto. Some with chicken nugs on top. I walked in to excellent service. My orders were ready and I was provided utensils and a drink. Clean, organized establishment with a modern design/layout. The smell of these potaterrr fries was devastating and demanding. I ripped open the bag and started in on my container. Just look at the image. You can tell by the color of the gravy and the fry of the fries that you're in for good eats, aye? The fries themselves are really spectacular, one of the best poutine fries I've ever had. Well salted and well crisped. The gravy was simple but dense in it's taste. The curds weren't anything outstanding but they weren't chewy. I could've gone for more curds and more gravy. But that's not a quality debate that's a quantity debate. This jawn was so darn surprisingly good that I nearly finished it while stopping at the 100 stop lights and the insane traffic I hit on the 401. Did I get that right? Probably. Local Linguini at it again. Philosophers stone instead of sorcerers stone though? Idk if I can get behind that. A few drivers next to me were disgusted by my eating antics on the road. Grow up, IMM THE MANNN. Anyways is this a Top 5 Poutine I've ever had? No. But a little secret here, I barely give these out so jot it down, Poutine is one of my favorite five foods so I've had a ton of them. Is this spot still great? 100%. Would I go again? Yes and I will. Plus I'd be glad to recommend the spot. That's five stars if I say so myself. And as Yelp Elite's brightest and most unknown superstar, that must mean something to someone, somewhere. If you need me, call me. If you can't get me, you know where to find me. Drowning under a pool filled with gravy and fries. Curds stuffed in my cheeks - leave me be. This is how I want to go out. It just makes sense. Delighted. Dazzled. And Enchanted. I assume this is what you felt getting to know me, Canada. Au revoir, for now. LB absconds into the night.

I thought the classic poutine was pretty good. Reminds me of another poutine place I go to whenever…read moreI go snowboarding. Ordered online and it was made fresh and came out quickly! There's not much seating inside so it's mostly a grab and go kind of establishment. Service was not too bad but nothing memorable either. Might check out the other flavoured ones next time.

I go once a week for Donair since Halifax Donair closed in Burlington and supply Sam's Grill with…read moretheir meat. Food is delicious and service is always fast and friendly. Lots of seating in its clean diner setting. Burgers and Taters are also great.

From the owner: Fresh, Homemade, Extraordinarily Delicious At Sam’s Grill, our mission is simple: to serve the best…read moreburgers and poutine you’ve ever had. We bring passion and quality to every bite, using only fresh, wholesome ingredients and a whole lot of TLC. Our burgers are made from fresh, never-frozen patties, cooked to perfection, and served on toasted buns just the way you like them. Craving authentic Quebec-style poutine? Look no further! We make it the right way—with hand-cut fries, real cheese curds, and rich, vegetarian gravy. Whether you're in the mood for a juicy burger, crispy fries, or a satisfying poutine, you’ll find exactly what you're craving at Sam’s Grill.

The hamburgers here are excellent. If you are in this area or even if you're not, stop and come…read morehere. The service was great. Nice and friendly. Nice location located in downtown USA Main Street cute cute little town. Parking only on one side of the street. Don't forget to feed the meter. You will get a ticket. I tried the main burger on the menu with everything on it and it was delicious. The meat was very flavorful and cooked just the way I like it medium rare. I ordered tater tots and onion rings, they were very accommodating and did half-and-half, but I will tell you if I go back here I would get a full order of the onion rings. Homemade batter, hand dipped, and so so good. It is one of the most perfect onion rings I've ever had. The only reason I won't be coming back here anytime soon is because I live in California and I was just visiting. I was visiting Friends and Family in Milton and drove 35 minutes to get here and it was well worth it. Except for the parking ticket. lol

Stopped by for lunch on our way to Niagara Falls. We chose to sit at the bar instead of at a table…read morebecause even though there was a sign saying to wait to be seated, no one came and greeted us. Service was honestly pretty bad. The lady serving us was rude and I understand she may be the only one manning the tables, but it honestly was not too busy since only 4 tables taken and it was not peak hours, but the tone she kept using with us to "give her a second" was not pleasant. We ordered a BBQ chicken chop salad, the original hamont burger with fries, and two beers. Food took a while to come out. Salad was really fresh but I didn't know it came with beans, which I'm not a fan of. Burger was honestly a bit too salty and dry for me. I also tried asking for ranch for my fries but was told it's an additional $2CAD?! That's pretty expensive for someone from SoCal since sauce is usually free or at most 25 cents in LA. Parking was convenient because we were lucky and found metered parking right iufside