We were in town for a hockey tournament on a Saturday night, so decided to walk over. It was just…read moreafter 5 pm but somehow they already had items sold out. Also, we were fooled by the Molson's sign. This place did not sell beer. In fact, it had an extremely limited selection of beverages. I ended up ordering a large Montreal poutine. Others in our party ordered the small size. Incredibly, the large is SMALLER than the small. The small container is both wider and longer. And if they pile the food up higher in the large container, it is negligibly higher compared to the heaping small size. Maybe this all could have been salvageable if the food was good. It was not. It was so bad that our poutine had very few cheese curds, which I understood is an essential element of the dish. Just awful. Finally, the upstairs area is decent but they can't even get regular TV on. For reasons I could not comprehend, we could only watch a game in Spanish. Not even in French. Spanish.

My mom who lives in the Lehigh Valley always raves about this place so we finally visited. It was…read moreso delish that I wish we had tried more of the different poutine of the fries. We had a dinner reservation for later that evening so we decided to share one order of the classic poutine fries. It was so good and I also tried the drink of the day which was also tasty. I'll be back for sure.

While at Willow Grove Park Mall, I saw the interesting Dutchy Fries at the food court. Their menu…read moreis intriguing for anyone like myself who loves fries! I ordered their "wake up NY," which has fries, with lox, melted scallion cream cheese, and chopped scallion on top. This concoction that I had never tried before was so tasty. The fries were perfectly fried (which is important so the toppings did not make them soggy). Salmon on fries?? I wouldn't have tried such a combo. It was great! The cashier/cook/etc., did a good job of holding it down by herself. Dutchy Fries had a bit of a line on and off and she did great handling everyone.

Was visiting RTM for the first time while being in Philly, and heard this was the go-to place for…read moreyummy veggie/vegan corn dogs. I tried their cheddar jalapeño plant-based corn dog and it was amazing! I do admit though that it was really messy to eat while walking around the market. I should have sat down to eat it properly. Nevertheless, it did not disappoint and was delicious, with fresh jalapeños!

We visited Reading Terminal Market while in Philly and were pleased to find many vegan options on…read moretheir menu. And who could resist gourmet corn dogs? We ordered the Korean style corn dog with Beyond sausage, and it was amazing. Unfortunately, they were out of half the items on their menu--no fries, no gravy, no cheese curds--so we couldn't try the poutine, vegan or otherwise. Service was super friendly and prompt.

I came back! This time for the Umami Burger, full of sautéed mushrooms, and Garlic Frites…read more Everything got washed down with one of my favorite local craft beers, a Duckpin. Great service, very friendly staff. Laidback experience for a Friday night.

The BEST burgers in Baltimore/Towson area. I will drive out of my way to grab one of these bad…read moreboys. Stacked with some THICC beef patties, and all the accompaniments. Also, cannot recommend the truffle mayo enough. It is insanely good. I throw it on the burger, dip my fries in it, and dream about it.

Frozen fries instead of fresh-cut fries. I got the Buffalo Chicken Mac and Cheese Loaded Fry…read morebucket, which runs about $11.50 with the Hersheypark Season Pass discount. The toppings weren't bad but the fries were inedible by the time I got about half-way. They were so hard and dried out, I could not pierce them with the plastic fork. Ended up throwing it away and counting it as a loss. I'd likely pay more if the product was better, or if it was fresh-cut fries. Service was fine for an amusement park stall.