Docking one star for the fact that after a certain hour they only accept cash, and half the time the on site ATM refuses to dispense cash. I usually would deduct more than that but resto makes up for that by being open and willing to provide poutine all day and all night.
The poutine was amazing, the curds were just sqeeaky enough. The fires were crisp on the outside and fluffy on the inside. This really is the perfect post bar drunk food. It was so good we had poutine from here three times during our week long visit.
I had the poutine savoyarde au poivre, the traditional poutine and a poutine with chicken and bacon. Each variety was better than the last and made my stomach very happy. The beer selection features beers made in Canada, many of which I had never seen or heard of before. It was exactly what I wanted. I love immersing myself fully into the culture of those around me when traveling. I loved the beers so much, I just wish I could find some of these small breweries beers here in LA.
The service was awesome, even when I mispronounced au poivre and the waitress thought I had said avec pee. Which made us all laugh quite a bit. Hey I never get to speak french at home, so I'm a bit rusty when trying to keep up with the locals. I wish there was a poutine place close to home, hint hint restauranteurs of Los Angeles.
The next time I'm in Montreal I will be stopping in here for a beer and a large plate of poutine, but don't even think about asking me to share, that is not going to happen.