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 est largement considéré comme une destination incontournable du Vieux-Montréal, particulièrement appréciée pour sa poutine authentique et délicieuse ainsi que pour ses portions généreuses. De nombreux clients soulignent l'excellente variété de garnitures, comme la viande fumée et le poulet frit, accompagnées de frites croustillantes et de fromage en grains frais. Le restaurant offre une atmosphère unique, beaucoup de convives louant la beauté de la cour intérieure cachée et le charme historique et chaleureux du bâtiment. Bien que l'expérience soit généralement marquée par un service amical, efficace et accueillant, certains clients notent que la popularité du lieu peut parfois entraîner des périodes d'attente ou une préférence pour l'eau en bouteille. Dans l'ensemble, cela reste une adresse fortement recommandée pour ceux qui recherchent une expérience culinaire québécoise savoureuse et copieuse dans un cadre pittoresque.
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 $4 for one bottle ESKA, plus tax.
Another downside was the atmosphere. The restaurant felt quite dim, & some of the indoor plants looked a bit neglected, almost like they were drying out.
In summary, the food itself was good & filling, but between the lack of free water, the bottled water pricing, & the overall atmosphere, the experience wasn't as satisfying as it could have been.
Very slow service.If there is any competition in the world then this one will get a 1st rank. What a waste of time just for poutine.They took 1 hr to prepare 1 poutine. Avoid this one if you value your time.
If you order drink then they will serve you fast otherwise no.
Poutine Montreal truly lives up to its reputation for having some of the best fried chicken in Montreal-crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, & full of flavor. Absolutely loved it!
I was also pleasantly surprised by their customized rum + hot water + honey drink-I ordered it for a sore throat, & it was honestly amazing & very comforting. Such a thoughtful & warming touch.
The only downside was the hot chocolate, which didn't quite meet expectations.
Overall, great food, excellent fried chicken, & a memorable experience. Would definitely come back again! 🍗🥃
Beautiful spot & tasty food. It's in an little courtyard surrounded by old buildings. The food was very good & the service was great. Did is reasonably priced, drink are kinda high, 4$ for a bottle of water, 12$ glass of beer. Our server, Charlotte, was very nice. We ate outside but there were lots of tables inside as well.
What could have been a great spot for a drink & a smoked meat sandwich turned into a pretty uncomfortable situation.
We each ordered a drink & a smoked meat sandwich. The bartender at the start seemed great, & we noticed a new bartender had started her shift no red flags. But after 30 minutes passed with no sign of our food, we started to feel something was off. People who had arrived after us were getting their food & even closing their tabs.
I tried to flag down the new bartender, but she was clearly overwhelmed juggling drink orders, food service, payments, & seemingly running the floor on her own. After nearly an hour, with empty glasses & no food, we decided to leave $20 on the bar & head out, as we had dinner reservations to get to.
As we were walking out, the bartender yelled & chased after us, accusing us of walking out on our bill even though we hadn't interacted with her once & had left cash on the bar. It was a really strange & disappointing end to what should've been a chill stop.
No vegan option for poutine on the menu, the gravy contains gluten, not all waiters were able to inform us about allergens & there was no way to look it up, it took 3 people to bring us a QR code to the menu, there was lint in the drink of my partner, I received a different beer than ordered, there was a piece of cheese in my'vegan' poutine, I did not receive onions on my poutine even though it was ordered.
