We ordered the La Belle (The Beauty) Burger ($25) and the Sausage Poutine ($18)…read more Even already considering it to be an artisanal or gourmet burger, I personally find it just a tad bit expensive at $25. I did enjoy eating the burger. The juicy and savory patty was balanced with the sweetness of the fig jelly and caramelized onions. For the burger's side, instead of going wih the fries we went with mac & cheese and paid extra. The mac & cheese is an easy recommend. Our other order was the Sausage poutine. The Sausage poutine was OK to good. I would not consider it among my favorite takes on Poutine, but it is still well worth the try. Service was excellent. Our waiter was bilingual in French and English and helped us with the ordering experience. He also occasionally checked up on our section of the restaurant conversing with different tables in English or French as required. The setting of the restaurant was interesting in that there is like a bar section bordered by like a balcony or terrace, and the more quiet section where we were seated facing outwards to the mall. The bathrooms are by the middle part where the guest entrance is. The walls and tiling of the place has so much character with picture frames, an arcade, and all the photos posted.

Second night in Quebec. I'm ballin' like baseball's Aaron Judge does! Rock and roll bar is up next:…read more'The Beauty and the Beef' on the main highway. Atmosphere is dark, very acoustic with high ceilings. 20 tables. It's perched on a second level, atop the highway. Staff is kind and service good. The cheese curds are spongy. The Canada whiskey I inquired about; they did not have. A Canadian bar without whiskey. The place is perfect for millennials drinking 'fake-tinis'. The evening when I came in for dinner, was kind of dead. Bumping music, rocker wall-art, anarchy and music decor: wide-ranged burger menu that offers everything from one topped with eggs, to fried onion, avocado and lots of variations. It is burger heavy. Food tastes pre-packaged. Order beers from a bar tap, not shots. Bottles are for show. Review: 3

Very good poutine. Average beer selection, thought there would be more local options on tap.read more

We are visiting from New York and went to Chez Victor to eat poutine for the first time with our…read moretwo kids. We were seated and greeted by our server, France. She was incredibly gracious, sweet and helpful and did her very best to communicate with us in English. We asked her to guide us through the menu and she made some great recommendations. We ordered a smoked meat poutine, a buffalo chicken poutine and a Caesar salad for all of us to share. The food came out quickly and it was delicious. We definitely will return before our trip is over. France made our experience there an enjoyable one.

Ashton was exactly what I expected for fast food. It was helpful to order on the app. Inside there…read morewas a strong cleaner smell, I took my food to go. My bébé size was very generous and filling. Not bad and good for a quick meal.

I'm giving out five stars because Chez Ashton is everything a poutine should be. However, keep in…read moremind that I'm severely biased on this one. Why? Saint-Louis-de-France is the neighbourhood I grew up in, and this particular Ashton location has not changed since 1997. Hence the nostalgia. I have actually never eaten anything but poutine at Ashton. It's not a fancy place, so the only toppings available are hot-dog, Dulton (grounded meat), extra cheese/sauce and whatnot. I suppose that if I was more objective, I would say fries are average and taste a bit oily (they recently started using smaller ones to get more crisp, but I'm not sure I agree on the decision). The cheese is proper (squeaky = fresh). The gravy is great, but many non-locals are not used to how thin it is. In fact, it should probably be called "sauce" (it's meant to soak the fries). So, Ashton is basically the most endearing comfort food for locals, and just generic fast-food for many outsiders. I call it my own favorite, but it also made my quest for poutine very difficult in Montreal... Tip: In winter, there's rebate if temperature fall lower than -20'C. So -34'C means 30% rebate.

A wonderful surprise hidden in the residential neighborhood. We can tell the chefs put a lot of…read morelove and passion into creating the dishes. We ordered vegetarian dishes. Each are beautifully presented, and consist of a mixture of umami, zesty, refreshingly rich, creamy, and savory. The staffs are friendly and welcoming. They really try to get to know their customers. Highly recommended!

We loved our experience here. The atmosphere is intimate, charming and warm. Food was excellent and…read morethe service staff treats you like you are a regular. They can switch easily between French and English. Maybe one of the best kept secrets in Québec. Several steps up from burgers and pizza like the description suggests. Don't miss out on the opportunity to enjoy fine dining with a relaxed feel.

Great food. Poutine is outstanding. Service is top notch along with nice ambiance. Highly…read morerecommended

Best poutine hands down!! I always get extra cheese as do most.. very very delicious. Strongly…read morerecommend

I ordered this via door dash. I meant to get my food from a closer location but this is the door…read moredash posted up so here we are!! Even though DoorDash matched me to a location which was further away than the one right down the street it got here pretty quickly. I got the wapiti (elk) with fries and the spicy ketchup. Everything was fine, nothing really knocked my socks off. The fries weren't very seasoned and the burger patty itself wasn't very seasoned either. The toppings on the burger, while interesting, weren't in such quantities as to really shine and make the burger something special like it could have been. Probably the most flavorful item of the evening was the spicy ketchup.

Thank Place as the 3 L Location, location, location…read more That place is a Fromagerie (cheddar and crumble cheese ) with a restaurant. The cheese is good but it's better st the fromagerie St-Laurent (near Alma Lac St-Jean) . The food is ok ..... in résumé why I give 4 stars to such a place ... the Location.. If you using the 20 est through Quebec City this is where the morning traffic jam start .... so for me it's a no brainer... I " sacré dans mon char pendant une demi-heure...." or I sit there start my day, make phone call .... わかった！

Great spot for roadside poutine. The fries are very crispy, the gravy is tasty, and, most…read moreimportantly, the curds are very squeaky. The restaurant is very clean and the staff is friendly. Overall, highly recommended.

What a great spot. Read about this place in Bon Apetit last year and when we decided to come to…read moreQuebec City, we knew we needed to try it out. It did not disappoint. The place is small but it adds to the funky and cool vibe. I went with my wife and two daughters and they all loved their meals. The staff were very friendly and the music list was great. My only regret is that I am leaving today and cannot go again.

TLDR: local bar with amazing food, friendly staff, and warm regulars…read more Came to grab dinner. We got a half order of shepherds pie and Mac and cheese and a small poutine. Everything came fresh out of the kitchen: hot and bubbly sauce, crisp fries, warm meaty cheese curds - great stuff. The shepherds pie and Mac both had twists that elevated them from the norm and really left a mark on me. We don't speak any French, but our waitress spoke a bit of English and did an excellent job playing a bit of charades to communicate with us. Her friendly attitude and great service made us feel welcome in the small bar of regulars. This was a great spot that I highly recommend and would definitely stop by if I was in the area!