Great food, great service, friendly waitstaff. The decor was great. The perfect place for…read morebreakfast.

I am visiting from out of town and staying with family in Val David and was told this well…read moreestablished eatery was a MUST. They don't take reservations and it's popular so we hoped we wouldn't have to wait long. During our 24 minute wait they have a coffee urn at the entrance to the restaurant so we can help ourselves while we wait. What a fabulous idea!! We sat outside in the outdoor Adirondack chairs while we drank our coffee until seating opened up for us. This place was hopping, and it seemed like that was the way it was throughout our time there. As soon as we were seated the lovely server, Catherine, gave us menus and asked if we wanted more coffee. It was really difficult to chose what to order because everything looked delicious and made on the premises. Because I grew up in Montréal I had to have a traditional Québec meal of the "Cabane à Sucre" Omelette which consisted of an "omelette" (which had to be the lightest and most perfect little pillow, which we were told could be eaten with maple syrup poured into the center when you lift off the top); maple-smoked ham, "oreilles de crisse" (like bacon but very thickly sliced and crisped to perfection, complimented when dipped in their homemade tomato relish); homemade baked beans with chunks of smoked ham and sweetened with maple syrup; home fried potatoes, pure maple syrup and toast (I opted for their HUGE Cottage Bread slices). My nephew's wife had the Table d'ôte consisting of a generous slice of Québec Tortiére, smoked ham, homemade baked beans, home fried potatoes and mashed turnips (with carrots). Applicable to both of us was how we reacted to our meals. Upon each bite of our respective morsels, we slowly savoured the flavours and textures and sweetness as if it were the first time we'd ever tasted Québequois cuisine. It was heaven for our tongues. We made sure to give Catherine a nice tip for her amazing service and lighthearted attitude. On our way out (I had a doggie bag) we stopped at the counter to purchase their homemade Pea Soup to have for dinner. Tasty and light and prepared with very little salt. If you are ever in the Val David area, or anywhere in the Laurentiens (or Montréal, for that matter) treat yourself. It's well worth the drive. Voilà!!

La poutine trop bonne, c'est vraiment le meilleur resto de pouts du coin!…read more A chaque fois que j'y vais, j'oublie que je dois size down et ne pas prendre une grande poutine comme d'habitude. Ça me revient quand je la vois arriver. Ce nest pas grave, car il en reste assez pour un autre repas. Le service et les prix sont excellent! L'ambiance est bonne aussi.

This is a very local place. We couldn't order poutine because we don't eat meat and all the gravies…read more are meat-based. Ordered a chicken Gyro, which came with salad and fries. Nothing fancy just good solid food service was lovely.

Great comfort food, omelette s, all fresh nothing frozen. It's a family business and there is a…read moreline usually that's always a good sign. I love love the feeling of the place and the service.. It's a great diner and always wonderful to support a small family business..

I loved it. Julio's…read moreis an unassuming, casual, no frills restaurant. It's a place that has a lot of regulars if u know what I mean. Think comfort food, home cooking, unbelievably great prices and no nonsense service. They have a choice of lunch time specials that really give u a bang for your buck. They had two soupe du jour's the day I was there which were both excellent and one of the specials was soup, Shepard's pie, desert and a coffee for 9 of 10 dollars to give u an idea. If I lived in St Agathe, I'd be a regular too.

This place is nothing fancy, just a good mom & pops kinda diner, but wow, it is nothing short of…read moreamazing!!! From the second we walked in, the service was impeccable. Not to be expected. Even the way our server brought the menus to us opened to the first page of their breakfast menu. Most places don't understand how such a small gesture can make a difference, but it does, since it is noticed. We both got the #3 full breakfast, which came with 2 eggs, 2 sausage links, 3 pieces of bacon, potatoes fried with onions, baked beans, toast, and creton making it a traditional Quebec breakfast! Everything was well cooked and very delicious. The best breakfast I've had. Our favorite was our server. She's so sincere and kind. We wanted to pocket her up & take her home. Highly recommend this place!!!

Always a nice place to go visit. Open until two normally it's a great place for much as well as…read morebreakfast. Nice atmosphere, the waitstaff is nice, just a god all around local place. Typical of the area. Prices, again, typical of the area. Give it a go, chances are you won't be disappointed.

Petit Dîner de saint Jerome qui est connu a plusieurs kilomètres a la ronde…read more L'extérieur est en stainless. Impossible de le manquer En entrant il y a le comptoir et un peu plus loin on trouve une petite salle a manger avec des banquettes. L'ambiance est celle des années 60 avec les banquettes rouges. On a choisi de s'assoir au comptoir ou toutes les commandes sont préparées Frites, hamburgers, poutines etc, tout et frais fait sur place. Votre boulette de viande dans votre burger ne sera pas cuite avant que vous la commandiez. Tout est tres frais. Nous avons goûter au hotdo grillé, au hotdog Michigan et au Burger special johnny. Tout etait bon, particulièrement les frites fraîches cuites a la la minute. La sauce a poutine est aussi excellente. Le service au comptoir est particulièrement chaleureux et amicale. Sans parler de l'efficacité des employés Il est possible de commander au comptoir pour emporter. Stationnement sur la rue. Il y a de disponible à boire les boissons gazeuses connues et de la creme soda

Visited on a very cold day to try some poutine for the first time, and was welcomed by the kindest…read morestaff. The place reminded me of a TRUE diner -- from the decoration to the menu to the actual food. We weren't there long, but I do gotta say that their poutine was delicious, and exactly what we needed during that cold Canada day!

A good fast food restaurant with great poutine, burgers and hot dogs. Service is pretty decent…read moreduring rush hour.

La Frite à Brigitte est un casse-croûte populaire situé au Carrefour Dorion. Ils ont un grand menu…read moreavec des frites avec sauce brune, de la poutine et des hot dogs à Vaudreuil-Dorion. Sur le menu, vous trouverez toutes sortes d'options de poutine, avec du poulet, du bacon, de la viande fumée, à l'italienne, à la Philly, beaucoup de choix et tout est délicieux. Concernant les serveurs, ils sont très gentils aussi, service rapide. Allez-y pour manger aujourd'hui.

Location: Saint-Sauveur village - street parking only. There's a public parking lot not too far…read moreaway. The place: Small, with a few booths and bar-type seating. When entering the building, you find yourself at the cash register. I should mention that these guys won an award for the 'best poutine in Quebec' in 2014. This is why I decided to stop in with my poutine committee (a.k.a. my brother). The food: I wanted to love this. I mean, they won an award and Trip Advisor ratings were high. But I didn't love the poutine and neither did my brother (or my mum). The fries were great - fresh, crisp on the outside and not at all greasy. I'm pretty sure the server cooks these upon ordering rather than making a batch and letting it sit there for an hour or five. Kudos for that. The sauce, however, is another story. Lacking in flavour yet overpowered by something. Curry? Possibly. Herbage? Possibly. Paprika? This was our best guess - we're not sure what the magic ingredients are but in my opinion, this isn't a prize-winning poutine - sorry. There was hardly any cheese either - perhaps more cheese would have made a difference but.... I don't think so. I added salt to the poutine to give it more flavour which is something I never do. Service: Very friendly. No complaints here. Price point: Rip-off. A small poutine will run you a whopping $6.75. This is almost double what La Belle Province charges for the same size. The difference? LBP poutines are awesome - great fries, great sauce and enough cheese. I've still got the aftertaste of the curry-herb-paprika sauce in my mouth so sadly, I won't be going back to this place. Check it out and judge for yourself.