Reviews describe Le Wagon de Charette as a small, charming casse-croute with a classic menu including poutine, burgers and pizzas, set in a historic train station setting and known for a warm welcome. The poutine is consistently praised, with two sauces that are well balanced: a pepper sauce with a hint of sweetness and a traditional brown sauce. The fries and cheese are generous but the fries can sometimes taste off and the cheese chunks can be too large, leaving the inside cold; oil changes are noted as a needed improvement. The service is commonly described as friendly and efficient, and the ambiance is distinctive thanks to the old speaker calling orders. The place is valued for affordability and family friendly meals, and while some would not travel far just for it, others regard it as among the best poutines in Quebec, occasionally prompting a detour for a craving or a route stop. Overall it is seen as a reliable, pleasant stop with good value.View restaurant profile
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Le Villageois emerges in reviews as a warm, family friendly spot with a clean space and courteous service even when busy. Patrons highlight the poutine as a signature and note that the pizza is as tasty as it is appealing. Delivery is fast and efficient, with the driver keeping things light. Many diners praise the generous portions and the affordability, and the overall atmosphere is described as welcoming with opportunities to discover local beers. Some experiences are mixed, including a burnt crepe, potatoes that are ordinary for some, a sauce that lacks punch, and occasional issues like impurities in water or coffee. Overall the place is seen as simple, cozy, and dependable, a spot to feel at home despite a few hiccups.View restaurant profile
