Monday

6 am - 8 pm

Tuesday

6 am - 8 pm

Wednesday

6 am - 8 pm

Thursday

6 am - 8 pm

Friday

6 am - 8 pm

Saturday

6 am - 8 pm

Sunday

6 am - 8 pm

Le fou de la patate comes across as a warm, casual spot with a genuine homey vibe where generous portions, fresh fries and a range of poutine styles stand out. Reviewers highlight friendly, welcoming service and a laid back cantine atmosphere, with visitors noting affordable lunches and the sense of a local neighborhood stop. The food mostly delivers well, with poutines praised for richness including an Italian style, a version with meat, and the house poutine du fou; peanut oil fries provide a distinctive crunch. The place feels like a true mom and pop spot, with the charm and value for the price often winning praise, though there are notes of inconsistency such as occasional missing cheese, a kitchen odor, and a building that could use renovation. Overall it’s a popular local bite that draws people in for hearty, comforting fare and friendly service, with room for small improvements.

Le fou de la patate

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