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La Belle Province serves up Montreal style fast food which includes such exotic menu items like Pogo sticks and, of course, smoke meat. Front and center is the Montreal "steamie" or "steamé". It's a small hot dog on a top sliced bun. Both dog and bun are steam cooked. One can order it "all dressed" or "au Michigan" (a hot dog with spaghetti meat sauce poured all over it). All dressed means it comes topped with onions, mustard, and chopped cabbage. It runs you a buck a dog.
Service is friendly, but if staff detects you're from out of town, you may be required to genuflect before their little Habs shrine. (And it took every ounce of strength to resist quipping I had money on Pittsburgh.)
La Belle Province is a great, no-nonsense fast food joint full of cheap menu items. It's the Montreal version of Jack in the Box. Wish we had one in Toronto.
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