Location: In the middle of the action - if you're parked anywhere near the outlets, you can walk over to La Belle Province. They do have parking, but it's quite small so you would do best to park across the street in the mall parking lot.
Service: OK. They do move pretty quickly when it gets busy.
La poutine: I eat poutine maybe twice a year, when I really get a hankering for it, and I usually split one with my mom - after all, what are calories if they're not shared!? Despite wanting to get a regular, my mom decided we could totally eat the large version (I wasn't convinced) between the two of us so.... that's what we ordered. Personally, I love the fries at B-P. They don't taste like they've been cooked in old oil, aren't greasy, and are usually cooked to a golden perfection. Not too crispy, not to soft - just right for someone who eats poutine twice a year. The gravy is pretty damn good (keep in mind that I also never gravy so my POV should count for something, right?) - it's think and tasty, meshing perfectly with the cheese curds and fries. A hit, for me. My only comment is that they should add a little more sauce, and the sauce should be hotter so that the fromage melts more consistently.
They have a terrace outside, which is a definite perk - though it can be noisy as it's on the main strip. The interior is old-school and reminds me of a diner. This B-P is probably one of the more affordable places to eat in St. Sauveur, where many restaurants are known to hike up their prices on weekends - you know, to draw in the tourists!