We just stopped to get snacks and use the restroom. Very friendly and lots of healthy snack options…read moreif you are used to American gas stations. They had croissants along with veggie, fruit, and cheese trays!

Excellent off-highway stop on the north shore between Montreal and Quebec City. Gas station with…read moresnacks, playground for kids, and a sit down restaurant with patio for warm weather dining. We had club sandwiches, pizza, spaghetti and everything was pretty good. Fairly large menu with poutine (obviously), nachos, paninis, great french fries. The restaurant is not fancy, known as a "casse-croute" (snack bar) in Quebecois tongue. We had a blast eating with the locals. Recommended. (We took one star off because the food took quite a while. I think they were understaffed.)

Nice building Clean and tidy…read morePlenty of seating Order line moves quick Servers are friendly, helpful and efficient Food is great Cash or debit Could have been Five star Easy access on main Street

At first glance, I thought this was a taco place. I thought perhaps it was a play on words…read more Mexico, Quebeco, so I thought. No tacos, nachos or burritos here. Instead, I discovered that they serve burgers, hot dogs, smoked meat sandwiches, some breakfast items, and oh, yeah, a ton of fries! The customer ahead of me placed an order for hot dogs and fries. When his order was ready, I barely saw his sandwich because it was swimming in french fries. I went for a cheeseburger with the works. NO FRIES PLEASE! I have had my fair share of fries this week. They seem to be served with everything you order in Canada. (and coleslaw too) The cheeseburger was very good. Who knew that the works meant coleslaw, relish, mustard and onions, and that it really does taste great together . Easy ordering process and it is walk -up counter service.

We were returning from vacation about an hour south of Québec. We wanted a quick lunch. Poutine?…read moreWhy not. We missed our chances in the city so it would be now or never. A quick Yelp search for a lunch place "nearby" brought us here. Its just 5 minutes off the highway but not something you'd just stumble upon; it's tucked away by itself on a quiet rural byway. It's got an old-fashioned "roadhouse" feel to it: a little "divey" but not in a bad way, complete with a full bar and a tiny makeshift music stage. It was early afternoon and busy but not crowded, all locals. I guess they don't get too many tourists here; everybody took notice of us as we entered but quickly returned to their business. The diners seemed to be a mix of blue-collar workers on lunch break, families with kids, and friends out for lunch, drinks, and conversation. They don't speak much English here so I got to practice my rudimentary French, and found out just how rudimentary it really is. And don't expect English menus either. Fortunately I know enough to order some food: poutine, cheeseburger, onion soup, coke. I scored 3 out of 4: While I thought I was asking for French onion soup what I actually ordered was "French Onions"; what we call onion rings back home! Oh well, mistakes like this make for an interesting time! Too bad the onion rings were pretty mediocre: heavy greasy batter and not very hot. The truth: I've only had poutine once before and I wasn't impressed then. But it's so much the rage up here in Québec that I wanted to be better informed and maybe eventually even a fan. As it turns out, we should have passed this time. Short cut, soggy fries drowned in a gravy that tasted canned. And not all that hot either. The third essential ingredient of poutine, cheese curds, was also present of course and made it less boring. Maybe we should have ordered it with one of the many add-ons they offer, such as sausages, mushrooms, etc.? Actually I thought we did; it was probably another misunderstanding, a consequence of our mutual language incomprehension. Oh well, no matter. The cheeseburger: ok but nothing special. Somewhere between Wendy's and McDonalds (closer to Wendy's). So, will this put an end to my poutine quest? Certainly not, these two samples have taught me what bad poutine is, but I know there's good stuff out there somewhere and I'll find it eventually! So 2 points for the food, bonus point for atmosphere. Were I to find myself here again I'd probably try a pizza.

On the way home from Tadoussac, we were looking for a place to eat along highway 20. After sitting…read morein heavy traffic in Quebec City for too long, we wanted to get past the city before stopping to eat. I found Jo-Dre. To be honest, we were a little nervous as it isn't much to look at on the outside - divy to be sure. We were glad however that we went inside. The staff were super friendly and it was bustling with locals. We ordered Jo-Dre pizza and a smoked meat poutine. It was awesome. The best poutine we've had this trip and we've been to some of the highly rated places in Montreal and Quebec City this trip. Don't forget to butter you crusts! Oh and a 12' pizza came in four slices which confused us a little...but it was all good going down. Great stop - don't miss it!

Perfect comfort food for a snowy Québec evening. We shared The Crispy ($20), a classic poutine…read moretopped with crunchy onions and cheese curds, and it absolutely hit the spot. The hand‑cut fries were hearty, the gravy was generous without being overwhelming, and the curds had that satisfying squeak. It's definitely on the heavier side--as poutine should be--but totally satisfying. Service was fast, warm, and genuinely friendly, which made the quick stop even better. A great choice when you want something cozy and indulgent after braving the cold.

Since it was the first night of a girls trip to Quebec and I had never had poutine before we…read moredecided to eat here. I was curious about the classic poutine but when I saw the Mexican poutine on the menu, I knew I had to try it. It was so incredibly delicious! It was classic poutine but with beans, corn and other vegetables with guacamole and sour cream on the side. The atmosphere was very cool with music videos projected on a wall. Our waiter was a sweetheart. All four of us absolutely loved our meals that night. What an awesome way to start our weekend getaway in Quebec!!

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!

Not many poutines focused stores In the area although I'm sure they are a staple but this was is a…read morefun experience, the poutine was delicious with the expected chewy you get from a good cheese curd, fries were good, and gravy was probably only part that was okay (not bad though). A few heads up, this is a cash only location with getting cash from the ice cream next door and people inside struggle with English. But they servers were nice and helpful in it. The place is an outside location only attached to a larger store and seems like a local hangout as plenty came and went in a short time

This was unplanned stop for food. The place is take out, though there is seating available outside…read more It is cash only, and it was possible to cash the card in the store next door. The preferred language to communicate with staff is French. The poutine was good, fries were good and cheese as well. Gravy was ok. Overall good place!

Another one of the regions wonderful cheese shops is attached a casse croute (fast food) to a big…read moreSaputo factory. This region is fairly well known to have large pastoral farms of many cows roaming around as you drive by! Last time I drove by I was sorry I did. This time I did not make that mistake twice! You walk inside to a little snack bar that opens to a wonderful cheese shop and ice cream bar! Selection is very large but the focus is on cheese curds and block form of fresh curd cheese. I was quick to purchase two small bags and the cheese is awesome! Not as salty as other places and very very squeaky! The ice cream bar looked to have a huge incredible selection! Game on for another day! Definitely a great place and a local landmark to come get your cheese fix on!

Bought some bunnies. Nice gal behind the cash register. Very busy here. Also clean…read more The gal figured out I don't speak French as my native language. (Far from it.) she conversed with me in English after that. It was so nice of her! I appreciate it!! I bought the bunnies. Thank you! Merci! The service here is excellent. And the bathroom clean and working!

From the owner: There's nothing better than a quarter BBQ chicken spit-roasted for three hours. You'll find this…read moreand more at the St-Léonard-d'Aston St-Hubert Express restaurant. Always delectable and cooked to perfection, our chicken is sure to hit the spot. You can also try our fresh Bangkok entrée salad or famous poutines. Every visit is a treat.