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.
The hostess was very friendly & seated my family right away. We were unfortunately at a high top table with very uncomfortable stools that were slightly too short for the table. The atmosphere was okay, every table on the terrace was full. After sitting, we waited over 15 min for our server to finally show up, & this was after my husband finally got his attention. *Note: our table was next to the servers' entrance to the kitchen area, we were visible to every server.* He arrived, no apology, no warm greeting, just took our order & left. That was the last we saw of him the entire time. He did not deliver the food, nor did he ever check if we wanted to get a new drink, nor did he ask how the meal was. He also never gave us our bill. Again we waited, obviously finished eating, for 15-20 min before a lady came over to clear our dishes. At that time, my husband said we had been waiting for a long time for our server to come give us our bill. He never did, but she did. Now, the food: I ordered a chicken strips meal. It was almost $20. I expected full sized (large) strips. I got 3 strips that were slightly longer & thicker than a human finger. None of my party ate their whole meal, as it was just "okay" at best. Would not recommend this place at all.
Without a doubt, the best poutine in the Old Port. The fries are never soft. My favorite is the Italian Poutine, which comes with ground beef on top & is delicious. They don't serve tap water there because the pipes are old, so take advantage & order another drink. If you go inside, upstairs, you have a beautiful view of Rue St. Paul. However, the stairs are old & the steps are short. I don't recommend it for people with mobility issues. The downstairs is nice & quite pleasant, but I don't know if it's open in the winter. I've only been there in the summer (it was wonderful). The poutines are one of the best in the area (around $17.50). I recommend it!
Visited this place because of google suggestions, tried poutine & mocktail, food & drink was good however service was very unpleasant, it felt like person at the front didn't want us there.
We've been trying different poutines across Montreal & Quebec City, so we opted to try this one, sitting in the heart of Old Montreal city. We chose to sit indoors instead of the patio as the sun was heavy & hot that day. We ordered one ($15.99) to share with two drinks. A peach juice & a blue raspberry slushie. ($35 taxes included) The poutine was meh average, nothing special & not at all a show stopper to write home about. The gravy tasted the same as Harvey's poutine. Yes, I'm not proud that I'm comparing to Harvey's gravy but Yes, I'm dead serious! The peach juice was nice & refreshing, but the slushie had a DEAD BEE crushed with the ice!! It was absolutely disgusting to find AFTER my guest finished her drink!! All they did was remove the drink from the bill & apologized. The wooden tables & chairs & dining space in the upstairs dinette was cozy & nice bright from the sun.
We were looking forward to try famous dish of Quebec: we ordered different variations of this dish & were not disappointed. It tasted great! Size of each dish looked different: one was fully filled & another was overflowing... be aware that this place doesn't provide complementary water. We ordered lemonade & grapefruit juice. Both drinks tasted great 👍
Not crowded with air conditioning! Their poutine & deli sandwiches are pretty good. The only down side is they don't serve water at all, so if you're thirsty you kind of have to order a drink.
