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...

What is the fuss about? After taking the line for 45 minutes. I get to try this Korean dogs. As I…read moream a pescatarian, I tried the mozzarella dog and vegan dog. They were humongous. My sister was trying the ramen dog and mozzarella/hot dog. I didn't enjoy the line up in the cold, my toes were super frozen. The service is average; they rush you to make your choice. After receiving the corn dogs; you hope to find a warm place to try them. We went inside the metro to eat them. They are delicious, but since it's deep fried, you feel the heaviness of it in your belly. I was happy to try them but the experience to get them and eating them somewhere warm was horrendous.

These Korean style pogos "Kogos" are delicious and so filling. One is enough to make a meal…read more At the moment there is a limit of purchase of 2 per customers but trust me, that is enough. I went on their second day of being open and for the ramen hot dog and the Gamsung hotdog (mozzarella cheese deep fried with pieces of French fried potatoes on top). Both were delicious but my favourite was definitely the ramen, it was so crunchy. You order on the right hand side of the restaurant and then wait in the line on the left hand side to receive your food (pay attention to your number as they will call it out to let you in the restaurant to pick up). Once you pick up your order you have a choice of 8 sauces. My server put a bit too much so I say less is more when it comes to sauces. They have a menu on the side with their recommendations of sauce to put on which Kogo. You also don't want to overwhelm the Kogo with too much sauce because there's so much to taste already. I put spicy mayo, mayo, and honey mustard on both of my Kogos and it was too much. The sauces were good but it just got too much. If you want to put more than one sauce, ask the server to only put a little. My friend got the volcano with chill sauce and recommends that one. He also got the ramen hot dog with spicy mayo and he said it was a bad pairing, he thought the spicy mayo would've been good on another hot dog. I also got the pineapple juice and it was pretty good! A bit ordinary but good to pair with your meal. Prices are around 4.99-6.99 per Kogo so not cheap but they are loaded so it's worth it. Lines seem long but it goes by quickly.

A little expensive for hot dogs but it was realllyyyy good so I can't quite complain. Also very…read morefilling. Mojito was good as well. Outdoor seating is nice and has a good view of nearby shops and lit up street. Was so hard to choose between all the options

Stopped by during a festival for a few drinks and apps. Great service and nice to watch American…read morefootball in Canada!!

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.

Great spot for our first experience with poutine while on this trip. The gravy was flavorful not…read morenot overpowering. The perfect curds and a smash burger so good I ordered a second before we were even done with the first. Close to jean talon market.

Excellente poutine, une des meilleures à Montréal après ma poule mouillée, rt Mange dans mon hood,…read moreet supérieure à La banquise. Bonne frites maison, excellente sauce brune et fromage frais. Le smash burger aussi est très bon, viande fraiche et gouteuse, fromage frais. Belle decoration des années 60, on se croiraient dans le film Grease ! Ce resto à un menu limité mais ils font tous a la perfection ! Excellent poutine, one of the best of Montréal imo after ma poule mouillée and restaurant Mange dans mon hood. Good homemade fries, excellent sauce and fresh cheese. Nice 50s decoration you feel like you're in the movie Grease! Menu is limited but they do it perfectly!

Food was great, service was excellent and the ambiance was perfect!…read moreWill go again next time in Montreal!

Killing some time in the city and was hungry do someone in our party found this place close by…read more I like this place a lot. From the unique table designs to the imagery on the walls, reminded me of Friendly's back home. I ordered a french onion soup which was probably not the best move as we were trying to have a quick lunch, oops. I shared it and we used the excess broth for dunking our sandwich's in. Very tasty soup. Came out hot but cooled quick. Club sandwich was enjoyable. Would have been better probably on the bagel as the sandwich bread didn't quite hold well together with all the fixings in it. Overall a place I would recommend. Bathroom is not accessible as kt is down a large flight of stairs so be cautious with that.

Food has no flavor I had to add salt for flavor. Service was good though. Ambiance was good as well.read more

The plan, grab some St. Viateur bagels and a hefty breakfast / lunch before hitting up WPT Montreal…read moreat Playground Poker and noshing the night away on less than stellar card room food. So..... "We're gonna grab steamies. How many do you want"? yells out a couple of Canadian poker buds. "IDK several or a dozen" I yell back from the restroom of the hotel room thinking I heard 'wennies' as in small sausages. 30 minutes later, uncontrolled laughter as they hand me a huge bag. "Here's your dozen". * * * * * * A Montreal institution that for 94 years has focused on one thing, steamies. Take a Shopsy's slender seven incher, warm it and stick it in a smaller than the States side ball park bun, slather it with whatever, maybe top it with a heaping pile of vinegary coleslaw and there you have it. The hotdog, not natural (nitrates and phosphates). No one said this was health food. Here's the thing, meaning no disrespect to those who grew up with these doggies but they are just hotdogs. Love the addition of the slaw but still just hotdogs. Inexpensive. $2.50 - $3.50 each. Great counter service. Nuff said.