Best Poutine in Monkland Village (2026) - Reviews & Menus

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Typhoon Lounge

Warm nightspot featuring gourmet burgers, classic pub grub & cocktails, plus outdoor seating.

Open until 3 am

(197)

Monkland Village, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)

Pub Food Burgers Poutine Tartare

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Review Summary

Typhoon Lounge comes across as a cozy, welcoming neighborhood spot with consistently friendly service and a lively, easygoing vibe. The drink selection is strong and the menu offers tasty options with generous portions, a terrace that shines in good weather, and late hours that many reviews appreciate. Overall, the atmosphere, hospitality and dependable quality make Typhoon Lounge feel like a charming go-to for good drinks, tasty bites and a fun, relaxed night out.View restaurant profile

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Crusty's

Open until 3 am

(169)

Monkland Village, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)

Halal Vegetarian Burgers Chicken Wings Fried Chicken Poutine

Review Summary

Across reviews, Crusty’s is noted for warm hospitality, friendly, attentive service, and a clean, welcoming vibe, with staff often going the extra mile and offering samples or extras. The food comes across as fresh, flavorful, and comforting, featuring burgers such as the signature Crusty Burger, crispy chicken items, wings, Mac and cheese, and fries that are praised for crispiness and good seasoning, with some noting halal options and affordable prices for families. While the venue can feel quiet at times and some dishes could use crisper texture or bolder seasoning, the overall impression is reliable, tasty fast food with good value and a focus on customer care, making many eager to return.View restaurant profile

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Maison du Souvlaki

Open until 9 pm

(80)

Monkland Village, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)

Greek Sandwiches Salads Grill Vegetarian Poutine

Review Summary

Reviews of Maison du Souvlaki present a mixed picture: some diners describe the chicken souvlaki as oily and possibly frozen or overly processed, with a fusion style that detracts from authenticity and concerns about kitchen attention; other diners praise the bread, the savory fillings, and the generous portions that make meals feel substantial. Hygiene worries appear in some comments, including not wearing gloves and handling money, and certain dishes like the tzatziki or moussaka are noted as lacking flavor or having small portions or watery textures, even though the béchamel is well liked in places. A number of readers report friendly service and a welcoming atmosphere, and several reviews suggest the restaurant can deliver authentic Greek flavors when executed well, with some sense that the quality has improved or is on par with past standards. Overall, Maison du Souvlaki seems capable of delivering satisfying Greek fare, but experiences vary depending on order, kitchen execution, and attentiveness.View restaurant profile