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Heard all about the poutine before coming to Montreal so had to try it. After reading rave reviews about Banquise being the best for poutine, we gave it a try.
The service was sub par. It took forever for us to order, and their menu was slightly 'deceiving.' If the sandwich said "poulet," then it should just be a chicken sandwich, no? My friend doesn't eat pork, so when she found out that her 'poulet' sandwich had bacon in it, she spoke to the waitress, who responded in a very curt way, meh.
Bad things aside, the food was fantastic. The poutine was great! We shared the poutine vége (peppers, mushrooms, onions), and it hit the spot for a cold cold night. Then got the Costaud burger. It was a big and juicy burger, and it is cheap ($3.70 CSD = $2.85 USD). Total bargain!
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