Montreal Poutine propose une interprétation authentique des traditions culinaires québécoises via un menu concentré sur des ingrédients frais. Les pommes de terre coupées à la main subissent une friture précise pour obtenir une texture dorée idéale, offrant une base structurale pour une sauce brune épaisse et savoureuse. L’inclusion de grains de fromage frais garantit l’élasticité et la richesse attendues par les amateurs locaux. Les options de viande fumée présentent une poitrine de bœuf lentement marinée, tranchée finement pour préserver la tendreté et l'intensité de l'assaisonnement. Cet établissement privilégie la composition classique de ces plats, soulignant les proportions adéquates de pommes de terre, de sauce et de fromage. Chaque préparation adhère aux normes régionales établies, mettant l'intégrité des produits au premier plan sans embellissements inutiles ou techniques de dressage complexes au sein de la sélection variée du menu.
Montreal Poutine propose une expérience culinaire marquante dans un cadre historique, offrant de généreuses portions de poutine que de nombreux visiteurs considèrent comme parmi les meilleures qu'ils aient goûtées en ville. Le restaurant bénéficie d'une ambiance intérieure chaleureuse et d'une charmante terrasse qui agrémente l'expérience pour ceux qui explorent le Vieux-Montréal. Bien que de nombreux clients saluent la convivialité et la disponibilité du personnel, notamment pour l'accueil de grands groupes, certains ont noté une certaine lenteur dans le service et une politique imposant l'achat de bouteilles d'eau plutôt que d'offrir l'eau du robinet. Malgré des avis partagés sur les prix et la qualité de certains plats, l'établissement demeure une destination prisée par ceux qui recherchent une expérience typiquement montréalaise dans un bâtiment unique vieux de plusieurs siècles.
We were looking for a place to sit & relax with a drink & some poutine after lots of walking. The man outside asked if we wanted to sit outside or up inside with a street view. We chose the inside street view. It was nice & cool which was perfect. The poutine was very good & a large portion. The drinks were excellent as well. Ismael took amazing care of us. He was the best! Don't hesitate to go here to relax with some good food & drink!
Poor service, had to wait forever to be seated. Then additional 20 mins get server. We got our food pretty quick & the poutine was mediocre, then had to wait some more to finally get our drinks after our food was served. Needless to say, will not be going here again.
I've walked in front of this place a million times & told myself tonight was the night, I was in the mood for a good poutine & with a name like Montreal Poutine, you can't go wrong, right?
It was alright...
Nothing to write home about. The gravy was your typical BBQ-style St-Hubert grocery store variety. Fries were OK. Cheese was squeaky, at least.
Patio & music were amazing, though.
Would go back for drinks.
5 juil. 2026
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Best poutine in Montreal & excellent service!! It is a little hidden, & on a second floor, but the ambiance feels almost like a speakeasy. A true hidden gem. I got poutine with smoke meats, & they let me drink my tea from home!!! Would recommend to anyone who is visiting Montreal & would like to try their coveted poutine.
My husband & I each ordered a poutine, & the portion sizes were very generous. The price was also quite reasonable, especially for us coming from Toronto, where we're used to similar pricing levels.
Overall, the food was decent & satisfying. However, there were a few things that made the experience less enjoyable. They do not offer free tap water, & we noticed that most customers, like us, were simply asking for water rather than ordering drinks or alcohol. We personally just wanted water as well, but were told they only had bottled water available, so we ended up buying one bottle to share. I understand bottled water in restaurants is usually more expensive, but I was surprised when the bill came out to around $4 for one bottle ESKA, plus tax.
Another downside was the atmosphere. The restaurant felt quite dim, & some of the indoor plants looked a bit neglected, almost like they were drying out.
In summary, the food itself was good & filling, but between the lack of free water, the bottled water pricing, & the overall atmosphere, the experience wasn't as satisfying as it could have been.
Very slow service.If there is any competition in the world then this one will get a 1st rank. What a waste of time just for poutine.They took 1 hr to prepare 1 poutine. Avoid this one if you value your time.
If you order drink then they will serve you fast otherwise no.
