BEST POUTINE in Montreal area?

[MaxxxEdge]

Alright you locals... I've made a couple of trips to Montreal recently that have been hit and miss (that said, thanks to the G4U guys for making my miss a relative hit... :thumb: and my hit a homerun :lol... I may be planning another trip in the near future and my two faves may not be available (one not working much lately and the other very difficult to reach)... so I need a B-plan. You know, the kind of thing that even if the rest of the trip doesn't go as hoped, I can still leave with a smile of satisfaction on my face... soooooo, where are the best places in the area to get poutine??? I figured if I can't leave my creamy goodness in my faves' mouth, I may as well leave Montreal with some in mine... :lol::lol:

 

[Halloween Mike]

Ma Poule Mouillé

There poutine is not "traditional" as its a portuguese restaurant, but holy damn so good. They put chicken, chorizo(sorry i dunno how to spell it), spicy sauce(but you can choose to not) and regular poutine sauce, its quite big for a small(they have a bigger size too) and the best part, its not even expensive. 7 bucks for the smaller size i think

 

[marc7]

The summum is the poutine au foie gras du Pied de Cochon !
http://www.aupieddecochon.ca/

Romados bakery also have a great one with chicken , Rachel and De Bullion a few streets east of the Main (saint laurent)

Poutine Ville on beaubien Between Christophe Colomb and Papineau also great !
http://poutineville.com/

And the best way to burn all of those carbs is more sex

 

[MaxxxEdge]

Thanks, guys! I am taking notes...

So far, I've had all three types they sell at Bier Markt and a certain badass agency owner went totally out of his way to hook me up with some heavenly poutine from a place called Beni's (sp?) that was amazing, especially with the beautiful company I shared it with...

I've been told by more than one person that La Banquise is mandatory...

And the best way to burn all of those carbs is more sex

And for the record, I did come back from Montreal 5 lbs. lighter even with all the poutine and alcohol I consumed... (thanks Maria!!) :lol:

 

[Lily-Rose]

http://vivreetmouriramontreal.com/les-meilleures-poutines-de-montreal/

 

[MaxxxEdge]

http://vivreetmouriramontreal.com/les-meilleures-poutines-de-montreal/

Merci pour le site. Mais je préfère ne pas mourir à Montréal... :lol:

 

[Lily-Rose]

Merci pour le site. Mais je préfère ne pas mourir à Montréal... :lol:

Chacun ses choix.

Au coin de Papineau et Mont-Royal, côté nord de Mont-Royal, juste à côté du Café Dépôt, oui, il y a un super vieux resto années 50-60. Le nom m'échappe. La poutine est hot ;-)

 

[Siocnarf]

http://vivreetmouriramontreal.com/les-meilleures-poutines-de-montreal/

Moi j'aime bien Frites Alors (qui est classé 4 étoiles dans ce site). Je prends la Tunisienne aux oignons et merguez. :hungry:

 

[Lily-Rose]

Moi j'aime bien Frites Alors (qui est classé 4 étoiles dans ce site). Je prends la Tunisienne aux oignons et merguez. :hungry:

J'ai déjà mangé la "Aucune étoile - À éviter" Salonica.

"La poutine est un mets complexe à appréhender et il peut être nécessaire de commencer par le haut de gamme, avant de descendre dans les bas-fonds." loll

 

[themonk83]

I've been told by more than one person that La Banquise is mandatory...

like many will tell you schwartz's has the best smoked meat, which btw isn't true. its up to you to try them and make your own opinion on the matter. personally, ma-am-m bolduc has the best one in town

 

[RelaxedRabbit]

best poutine I ever had besides on ski trip was making it at home lol. I went to iga bought some cheese kurds, poutine gravy, French fries.

step 1: put fries in oven
step 2: heat poutine gravy on stove
step 3; put cheese kurds on fries and pour over with pouitine gravy

 

[Sol Tee Nutz]

I spend my summers in Drummondville, the beginning of poutine ( Horace's restaurant ) and home of the poutine festival ( great party )... Sadly I do not enjoy eating it but if you are in the area mid July for the festival people I know say it is quite a treat.

 

[Wide Open]

Wallseye: you do know that the smoke meat served at the Main come from Schwartz...

 

[lgna69xxx]

I forget the actual name of the place but it is at 4500 st denis (i think) and the poutine is wonderful. Try it with Mushrooms, Onions and Bacon, just WOW!

Reverdy, whats the name again?

 

[Lily-Rose]

I forget the actual name of the place but it is at 4500 st denis (i think) and the poutine is wonderful. Try it with Mushrooms, Onions and Bacon, just WOW!

Reverdy, whats the name again?

Le Fameux? lol I like this resto.

 

[themonk83]

but best smoked meat is smoke meat pete but its a bit inconsistent lately

 

[charmer_]

I forget the actual name of the place but it is at 4500 st denis (i think) and the poutine is wonderful. Try it with Mushrooms, Onions and Bacon, just WOW!

Reverdy, whats the name again?

Fameux Viande Fumée Et Charcuterie?

 

[lgna69xxx]

Lily-Rose and charmer, Oui that is the place.

Great Food, well...Great Poutine as that is all i have ever had there, except for a piece of Coconut Creme Pie which was divine as well (not sure if their desserts are homemade or not) What a healthy meal eh? :lol: It is ok once in a while tho and I earned it!

 

[MaxxxEdge]

Thank you very much/merci beaucoup to everyone for all of the recommendations!!! I have a feeling that I'm going to be pretty busy during my next visit to Montreal :lol:

Chacun ses choix.

Au coin de Papineau et Mont-Royal, côté nord de Mont-Royal, juste à côté du Café Dépôt, oui, il y a un super vieux resto années 50-60. Le nom m'échappe. La poutine est hot ;-)

A poutine date with you sounds even hotter...

 

[BookerL]

Thank you very much/merci beaucoup to everyone for all of the recommendations!!! I have a feeling that I'm going to be pretty busy during my next visit to Montreal :lol:





A poutine date with you sounds even hotter...

Resto "Tous Les Jours" juste a cote du Cafe -Depot
Here is a link
https://plus.google.com/115250301659438312006/about?gl=ca&hl=fr

Aux Plaisirs



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