For my first poutine experience, I wanted to try the best that Vancouver had to offer, which is how…read moreI landed on La Belle Patate (well, according to some Redditors.) It seems intimidating at first with its huge menu, but if you look closely it's the same ingredients in different combinations. The inside is dark and moody like a pub. You can order ahead either online or over the phone for takeout, and thankfully it wasn't busy so I only had to wait 10-15 minutes from ordering- it came out HOT. I ordered the La Belle Poutine (c'mon, it's the name of the restaurant!) which is fries, cheese, gravy, and ham- what's not to love?

Classic poutine. Arguably the most authentic poutine in the VGO outside of maybe Anny's Dairy Bar…read more Albeit the gravy and crunch of the fry can be hit and miss. This ranges from a 6 to a 8.5/10 depending, not sure. Get a cold cherry pepsi to make it official.

~ Yummy Fries ~…read more These fries are so delicious! I can eat a bucket of the fries alone. I got the regular poutine. So flavorful! You can also add seasonings on top. It's in downtown though, so there are a lot of homeless. Service was okay. There's seats inside to eat!

BOMB our first poutine experience and it was so good…read more meat and cheese and gravy so well layered with the fries, we will be back

I was outvoted and dragged here kicking and screaming. Then they promised I could order "The Gaucho…read moreCowboy". Now I'm intrigued. Have to go. This could be the greatest staff in all of Southern BC. Patient, kind, humorous. Not only can they explain the different items and their ingredients, they can describe exactly how it all tastes. To which they are 100% accurate! The six of us played community food, but what's the point here? All the poutine was awesome. Oh well, it's fun to share. Yes, get The Gaucho "Cowboy", but also try the Butter Chicken, Vegetarian Chili and my favourite, the Le Montreal. ALL the poutines rocked! The burgers are juicy and full of flavour. This group has found a way to marry all the flavours so they complement each other all through the meal until the end. Portion size was another crazy, happy surprise. So much so that the cost no longer matters (as you may have guessed, the cost was reasonable). Still, if it's just a couple of you, you might go regular as opposed to jumbo...unless you're thinking late night leftovers. We pigged-out and didn't get a chance to reheat this food. Mistake on my part. 05/25

Great place to stop for a snack when riding the skytrain. Quirky little place with a nice vibe,…read moresuper friendly staff and the owner is a pretty cool dude. Great dips, killer fries, delectable poutine sauce A solid choice that has never disappointed

Our family of six had a Pacific-Northwest trip. We drove from Seattle, Washington and stopped at…read morethis location around 4 pm for a break before continuing our drive to Richmond, British Columbia. This is a cute little shop with a small patio furnished with colorful wooden tables, benches, and chairs. Our two girls shared a chocolate hazelnut beaver tail with a scoop of maple ice cream with chocolate chips. It was a good size to share.

A perfect way to finish dinner!…read more Tried the Dubai inspired chocolate beaver tail! And the usual Avalanche Typical service - small store Great finisher !

I got the regular poutine with vegetarian gravy from the stall. The portion size was huge and…read moredefinitely shareable. The fries were good. I enjoyed the gravy, but I don't know what the gravy should taste like if it was not vegetarian. There could have been more cheese curds, but I just love cheese a lot. I'll definitely come back in the future!

When in Canada, I need my poutine fix. This is a strictly carry out place. No outdoor seating. No…read morerestrooms. I just had the regular poutine classic. It was good enough to get my fix. It was made to order and the lady at the counter was very nice. I imagine this place does quite a lunch and late night business based on its location.

I've seen these guys at every German craft market and other food related markets around the city. i…read moream all for Beaver tails and I will admit that they're good, however, isn't this something that should be sold at the PNE? I am not sure what beaver tails have to do with Germany,however, it is a nice treat. It's just out of place at the German Christmas Market.

My daughter and I went out for a late night dinner with a friend at Mean Poutine in New…read moreWestminster. We all decided to go with the Classic Poutine. As someone who doesn't eat meat, I think this was a mistake on my part. I forgot that the gravy for Classic Poutine was probably not Vegetarian. I should have actually ordered the Mean and Green Poutine. Ooops. Will try to remember that for next time. The fries were hot and crispy; the cheese curds were squeaky just as they are supposed to be. I think this was a more authentic version of Poutine than what we've had previously at Fritz's European Fry House in Vancouver. The cheese curds there were not squeaky; rather, they were melted and had a very ooey, gooey, stretchy texture to them. Personally, I think I prefer the poutine at Fritz's European Fry House even though it may not be as authentic as the one at Mean Poutine . I wouldn't say though that it's better. Both places serve very good poutine. Just a matter of personal preference! Service: Good Parking: Paid parking on the street Location: Uptown New Westminster

This is the best poutine I have ever had. They have great…read moreservice, prices, and of course, THE BEST POUTINE! If you are in New Westminster you really should try this place.

Great to be able to find real Montreal food in Van. I had a craving for some steamies and real…read morepoutine and was pleasantly surprised

* Poutine, meh? * So…read moreyou like poutine, eh? Well, what about poutine, meh? I spotted this food cart I hadn't seen before, and couldn't resist trying out a small poutine ($6.50). Photo: http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/montreal-steamies-vancouver?select=BdJqtZcdqSuqRuBvdUVC3Q#BdJqtZcdqSuqRuBvdUVC3Q The fries were a bit soggy, and VERY oversalted. The gravy was oversalted. The cheesecurds were not squeaky. Overall this salty, soggy, non-squeaky serving was meh. So, like I said, do you like poutine, meh? Then this cart is for you. If not, then keep moving along - nothing to see here.

$13 is for the smallest poutine. I thought it was extremely expensive until the dish came and the…read moreportion is massive. I wish they made an extra small version too. They dont skimp on the cheese curds and gravy, but I think the fries aren't very crispy. They have a self serve water station and a clean up station to clear your own dishes.

I thought this place would be better than it was. Like a fast food burgers and fries joint with…read moretasty poutine dishes. The double cooked Belgian style fries were very good, but that's where it ended. The Butter Chicken Poutine was tasteless and had a funny texture to it. Gelatinous. The gravy was also bland and tasted like it was reheated out of a can. I'll grant you that maybe my tastebuds have been Americanized, but still, this was just inedible slop. Overpriced, inedible slop. The only saving grace is the wonderful workers and how hard they tried. 05/25

Very nice and quick meal in the food court. Beef chili cheese dog was good, just touch more…read moreseasoning on the chili, but cheese cures that, and the fries were lightly salted which was perfect for me. Good seating in the dining area also.

I came here a few times, mainly to satisfy my poutine craving. Most recently I got the large bacon…read moredouble cheese and it filled three peoples' stomachs, which means their portions are great! Every time I went, there was enough cheese sauce and bacon, however each time there were never enough cheese curds, which was disappointing since that's the best part of poutine to me. Also, the cheese curds were not very squeaky/springy. To be fair, this is a fast food chain in a food court, and we were really just looking for a quick bite and fast service, which it was.