This place, Lafleur on Cote-de-Liesse near YUL, was like a mirage. Where is there on this major…read morethoroughfare through an industrial area to put something down the hatch to tide me over at a later hour? The app was pointing to this nearby place and little did I know it's sort of like a Quebecois A&W that keeps late hours. It appears that this is a newer store to replace an older one. There is an outdoor terrace, a spacious ordering area, and a very nice dining room for this genre, complete with a crazy inscription (to an American) on the wall saying "Salut, mes p'tites frites." What? "Greetings, my little fries?" There was a fair bit of selection on Lafleur's menu. However, I wasn't looking for a hamburger. I settled on a chicken sandwich combination, but upgraded the fries to onion rings, perhaps as an excuse to say "rondelles d'oignon." Realistically, it's because I eat them so infrequently and wasn't expecting to converse with anyone. Everything tasted fairly good. I received good counter service at Lafleur. The personnel could tell I was not from the area nor familiar with their offerings. What is it with fast food and coffeehouse service in suburban areas of Quebec? It's reliably polite and up to the task! There can be marginal service at enough fast food places in the States, especially if a grittier locale. The prices were fine after being converted to U.S. currency, but the hefty sales taxes push it up. The Canadian government doesn't discriminate and even corrals us foreigners into paying for their national health care system through sales taxes. If transiting on fast and wide Cote-de-Liesse or wanting to get a bite outside the airport property, Lafleur ought to work. It won't be a haven for vegetarians and vegans, though. I think that, for fast food, eating one's food on the outdoor terrace and watching the traffic whizz by on a temperate day might actually be enjoyable.

Definitely not the best meal in Montreal but great was to try the local favorites on the cheap…read more Poutine was a little bland compared to others. Didn't like the slaw on the dogs and the fries were soggy. Definitely a line to order but food came out quick and we were on our way.

Holy jamoly. How have I not found this place before??…read more Orange Julep (9/10): Best fast food drink I've ever had!! I love the fresh orange juice. It's blended perfectly with the cream. Actually not too sweet, and is a great thirst quencher. Holy moly we actually had to order a second one because it was so good. Hot Dogs Michigan (8/10): First time having this style of hot dog. I think I prefer other types more, but this was still good! The giant orange ball was very cool. Service was super fast. There's a lot of outdoor seating, including two tents.

We were staying in the area while visiting Montréal. Montréal's famous Gibeau Orange Julep…read moreRestaurant is easily spotted by the giant orange dome on the restaurant. It's been around since 1932 and looks like to be a popular destination for locals and tourists. Our group just wanted something quick to eat since we spent the day in Old Montréal and was heading back to the hotel. The parking is a circle surrounding the structure. The speed of the line went pretty quick from ordering to getting the meal considering they had a steady line while we were there. There is option to dine there with some bench and table seating to the left of the ordering station. We just grab and took our stuff back to the hotel since it was late and a little windy the day we went there. We shared a poutine and got small orange julep drinks to share. The poutine was good, but not my favorite in this city. What I liked about it was the gravy. Rich and a generous amount on the fries. I didn't wish that the fries could have been more crisp. I think they got soggier by the gravy. The cheese curds were a bit melty- also there was no squeak when I took a bite. True cheese curds make a squeak when you chew them. Just not sure we didn't get a squeaking batch. The orange julep I would definitely come back for again. It was super refreshing and a little frothy on the finish. So good I wished I got a bigger size. It was a big hit with my daughter too. They sell them in different sizes and even sell a big sharing jug. We didn't try other offerings of food they had (hot dogs, burgers, sandwiches, spaghetti, wings, nuggets, desserts and breakfast), but may be on the next visit. It's worth checking out. Maybe next time we will try to dine in.

J'attendais depuis longtemps d'aller chez Decarie hot dog…read more Très petit resto avec a peine 8 tabourets et un petit comptoir derrière. Super accueil et service rapide et aimable. La poutine était bonne mais juste ok. Les 2 hotdogs toasted était ok aussi. Je trouves la salade de choux trop vinaigrée. Décor d'il y a 50 ans. Beaucoup de gens du coin. Statistiquement un peu difficile.

What can I say about a Ville St. Laurent food institution!!! I was introduced to Tommy and Sophie…read moreover 20 years ago, and the place just doesn't stop delivering value and ambience. There are hot dog joints and then there's Decarie Hot Dogs. Enough said...

i was keeping my expectations very low. i did not go back to…read morethe fast food chain for at least 40 year. The restaurant was demolished 10 years ago and they built a new one a little further on the premises. i ordered what i was ordering decades ago. moutarde /choux hot dogs and Michigan with raw onions and cheese with french fries. To my surprise it was pretty much the same. the fries had the same taste and besides being a little smaller, the hot dogs were very good and tasty. the service at the counter was friendly and efficient . easy parking behind.

The steamie: standard lafleur wiener. I prefer the oldschool way of all-dressing a hot down with…read moretons of chopped cabbage. This one is more aesthetically pleasing but not as satisfying. The poutine: gravy a bit on the salty side, lacks flavour. Fries taste like fresh oil. Reminds me of McDonald's poutine in the sense that it's basic but not classic. Open 24hr, fast and effficient, right off the highway. The prices are fair, they take debit/credit no minimum, and the employees wash their hands before making your hot dog (thank you!). There are even mobile coupons on their website.

Fui con mi familia para probar estos pogos Koreanos que están ubicados en la calle Monkland, el…read morelugar es súper pequeño es como para pedir para llevar o comerlos afuera del restaurante que tiene unas bancas, los pogos están buenos, lo que a mi no me pareció mucho es que es un producto salado y le ponen azúcar al final, no se si sea algo realmente tradicional en Korea pero la próxima vez que vuelva le digo de no colocar azúcar, y hablando de azúcar si creo que les falta una opción verdadera mente dulce ya que todo el menu es salado.

It was AMAZING, the s service was really fast, the Ambiance was really nice and relaxing, and the…read morefood WAS INCREDIBLE. I promise you that these might be the best Korean corn dogs that I have ever tried. I came here with my friends and we had an amazing time. The corn dogs were so amazing that we honestly wanted to die. If you are in monkland I definitely recommend this place.

Just a cool place that been around since 1912 always my stop when in Montreal nothing fancy just…read moresimple food FYI Cash only!

Got recommended this place for poutine. Got to say it was pretty average. Generous size, but the…read morefries were pretty soggy, and the gravy/ cheese was pretty tasteless.

This location does not use real squeaky cheese. So that Poutine is not actually authentic. They…read morehave very fast service and kind of a cool greasy retro diner vibe.

It's been awhile since I've been here and some things have changed (for the better)…read more The first big change is that this place now accepts credit cards which in my opinion is a big positive. The second change is that this place now offers free WiFi to their customers so while eating, I can use my tablet without having to activate the hotspot feature of my smartphone in order to use my tablet. During my last visit, they seemed to have moved away from offering fountain drinks (so no free refills) and now the drinks purchased are via plastic bottles (or possibly cans). The one thing is that they don't seem to offer a receipt after paying so you need to keep track of how much your item will cost when paying since I've had negative experiences with places that don't give receipts overcharging for the items which is one of the reasons why they don't give a receipt (because they don't want the customer to see that they've been overcharged).

Poutine was not very good i asked for half the sauce and got double…read more Hot dogs were hard which I don't understand they should be cooked way longer. They spelt my name wrong on the box not a big deal but figured I'd mention it maybe they were having a bad day lol

Never had dog like this. Love it!!! I tried the all dressed with paprika (as I read the locals do)…read moreand the Michigan style (with chili and cheese) First the all dressed. At first I thought what is this little thing? But that little thing packs a powerful punch. It was goooood. Almost melted in my mouth as soon as it got in. And for $1.85 Canadian it's a steal. Next the Michigan, this threw me for a loop. I'm a Cupid's chili dog guy, and the chili here just can't hold up to that standard, it's a bit too tomato saucey for me. For a second I was upset, but that's when the creamy flavor of the American cheese kicked and and it all worked, more than worked, it was darn good. Also tried the fries, very good. But what makes this place magically is the experience. This nice French Canadian lady took my order, and then started yelling in French my order to the cooks. It was AMAZING!!! Kind like a French Canadian version of Balushi's cheeseboorger skit on SNL I thoroughly enjoyed this spot as a tourist. But if I lived here, I'd be here all the time. Great spot at a great price!!!