I'm glad I got to sample this piece of Canadian cuisine on my little jaunt to Toronto.
I stayed on the Harbourfront, so this place was a couple of kilometers away. Also, quite a few millimeters of rain were falling at the time; this didn't stop me from making it over here though. This place is in the centre of what can possibly be described as something akin to the Wicker Park neighbourhood in Chicago.
I like that the gravy did not dominate the poutine, as the fries stayed crunchy with just enough gravy to appease. I realize poutine is supposed to be a heaping mess of gravy and melted fries, but I enjoy the fact that the fries keep their shape amidst the gravy. The cheese curds were pretty tasty.
Not a ton of seating here, but this place is more of a quickstop, carry-out and eat it on the street type of place. Good choice for drunk food. Also, Poutini's has a righteous playlist going, you won't boogie to Nickelback in here.