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.

I'v been to the car order for 9 years now and now with the app, never do they make a mistake in my…read moreorder. Coffee always hot and fresh. Service is friendly and fast Forget about the ambiance It's a McDonald

I'm honestly disappointed. The food was completely dry, and it's not the first time this has…read morehappened. The staff seems to laugh at customers instead of taking their job seriously, which makes the whole experience even worse. This is by far the worst McDonald's establishment I've ever visited. Absolutely disgusting. I won't be coming back.

Since it's been so long, decided to try this location again. Thankfully they have MICH better…read moreworkers. Two females. They were very kind and helpful so thank you for that. I wanted to try a donut so I went with the double chocolate flavor. I'm a chocoholic so I'm very judgmental towards anything chocolate. The donut itself was very dry but ok. I really liked the chocolate glaze stuff on top. I think it was a fudge flavor. That was delicious. Would have been better if the donut wasn't so dry but it had probably been sitting for a while if I had to guess. Idk tho. There was actually no line so I got my order in two seconds. Not a bad experience tho. Much better than the first.

I've been to several Tim Hortons over the years, and this one has the same formula -- good coffee…read moreand acceptable donuts.

We got off the airplane at YUL and started searching for a place to eat before we embark on a 2.5…read morehr drive. Burger Town got good reviews so we came in for lunch. The burgers are really good and the poutine was good too. I'm from the states so my poutine is limited to Canadian visits, Burger Town's did not disappoint. Their service is great. Our waitress had a big smile and recommended things to do in the area.

Came here en route to the Gloden Knights Montreal game and was definitely not disappointed. I got…read morethe hot and spicy burger and it was just that, fantastic. Also got the classic poutice very very good. They even treated me well and was nervous about that obviously American. If I lived here this would be my go to hangout for sure. Cold beer on draft, and fantastic food!

We ordered two poutines from Uber Eats to enjoy at our nearby hotel. It was a breeze to order…read moreonline and the food was fresh and arrived in a reasonable amount of time. The only downside was the chicken in one of the poutine. It was dry, bland, and overall not great. If you're ordering from here, stick with the classic!

Our cousin recommended this place and it did not disappoint. The Billy's burger was excellent. The…read morecomparison is with a Big Mac but way bigger and way better. No one needs McDonald's when this is available! We also tried the fringles. Another play on another fast food establishment, Frings at Harvey's. Again, this was done differently but oh so much better. A mixture of fries and onion rings topped with cheese and gravy to make poutine?! Impressive. Portions are solid and prices are reasonable. Bright and spacious restaurant with a good amount of seating. Your order is hand delivered to your seat. The best in fast food with service.

I found this place accidentally. I looked at it from the outside and it was apparent that Jumbo's…read morenear Dorval, not too far from Cote-de-Liesse and Montreal's airport, would be a diner for grub. It's a brick structure on a corner in an industrial area, which most airports tend to have adjacent to them, complete with trucks that might require that you put your car in reverse to allow them to make their sweeping turns. That said, who would be eating here? That would be employees of the many businesses in this industrial area, truckers, people staying at hotels along Cote-de-Liesse that don't offer much in the way of food, and people who happen to drive by when hungry. In my case, I had been planespotting at the airport's Jacques de Lesseps Park in the evening and, as I worked back toward the ramps to the 20, I saw Jumbo's and hadn't eaten. Why hassle with Montreal crowds when I've got this place right in my face? I had a club sandwich with fries as well as a soft drink. Jumbo's personnel are very friendly, be they the cashier or the owner. The prices appeared to be fair, but it's typically those crazy socialistic Canadian taxes that can make the tab look higher. That could have come into play! You'll notice something unusual about the place, especially if not at peak hours. Inside, it's huge, with all these booths befitting a big cafeteria-like diner. Then, there's a fair amount of parking. In industrial areas outside of Montreal, the streets are very wide ... and there aren't even too many cars on them. Here, the dining room and the parking lot are probably sized to accommodate peak breakfast and lunch crowds. Another hint on how to find Jumbo's - if you see the fairly nice Holiday Inn Express at about Cote-de-Liesse and 55th, it's just down the street and within walking distance from that hotel.

Hubby and I both enjoyed the omelettes. Potatoes were also very good. Server was attentive and…read morefriendly. We'll be back if we're in the area!

We were trying to find some food to buy to take on the plane with us. A lot of options were already…read morepre-made and unfortunately with my food sensitivities it's hard to take pre-made options. So we decided perhaps Urban Crave would be a good option. We were standing at the entrance for a while before finally getting acknowledged and after we said can we take it to-go, they said no they don't do to-go orders. It was unfortunately a wasted amount of time for us. It would be nice to show somewhere that they only do dine in service or perhaps someone at the desk in front to deal with folks who are waiting. It is an open air area to dine which is nice though loud as you're in the hustle and bustle of the airport. It is conveniently located near the restrooms.

We had some poutine and a sandwich here due to some complimentary food vouchers we got from a…read moredelayed flight. Since it was early, only breakfast was available. The food was good and the service was decent. The seating was spacious and comfortable.

We stopped by this spot before an international departure. We had never seen it before so we were…read morecurious and decided to try it out. We didn't look at the Yelp reviews beforehand, but reading them now we realize that our experience was quite different from the negative experiences other yelpers have had: we actually had a good time! The service was fast and the staff were really kind. The food was of good value for the prices we paid (considering how expensive everything else was around our gate). We only have two negative comments about this place. Although they gave a generous portion of wine, the alcohol prices were overall quite expensive. In addition, although the burger was not bad, it was crumbly (flaky, falling apart) so it was not as good as it probably could have been.

Overall: A decent spot to grab a burger while waiting for…read moreyour flight Service: Food was out around 10-15 minutes, server was friendly however he never delivered drinks (we only had water but still odd not to receive any drinks) Food: Burger was well dressed, we tried the Lefty which was tomato, lettuce, mushrooms, Swiss, pork belly and garlic aioli. The beef was good albeit a bit overcooked but still had the juices. The fries were great, can't mess up fries! Drinks: N/A Atmosphere: it's an airport so didn't expect much but after walking through the airport it wasn't as well maintained as the other spots. Pro-Tip: If you find yourself eating here, grab one of the chef burgers as the do it yourself burgers become costly with charges for everything including sauce

So overpriced. The quality of the food is lower than at other St-Hubert restaurants but the price…read moreis way higher... airports. Go figure! I got a chicken wrap combo with a drink - I thought the drink would be included but it wasn't. A small fountain drink cost me $3.49 + tax! Of course I would have said no if I knew it was extra. $17.50 for what usually costs me around $12... The fries were cold and the "creamy coleslaw" was not creamy at all. I threw out most of it but the chicken wrap was good. I'll check-in then go find a restaurant inside the terminal next time!

You never go wrong with St-Hubert. Golden orange brown rotisserie chicken that is crispy on the…read moreoutside and moist on the inside, consistently, every time and today, there was no exception to that tradition! This kiosk is located at the upper food court, pre-security departures level, at the Montreal International Airport. Add to the great chicken the usual menu favorites: traditional non creamy coleslaw, gravy bbq sauce, Apple pie & the trimmings and you're back to a flash of childhood comfort right at the terminal before taking the plane; bon voyage! #yummy

This place is far from glamorous or fancy, in fact it looks like a old converted house, but for…read morewhat it is, it's perfect. The service was extremely quick, and bilingual, no complaints there. I got home and absolutely devoured two all dressed hot dogs, and honestly one of the best poutines I've had. This isn't haute-cuisine, but the fries, gravy and curds were perfect; just the right amount of greasy and delicious. A good poutine is almost one solid chunk, and this was right on that line. Definitely must try if you're in Montreal. All the flavors of Quebec fast food absolutely done right.

Have to admit I wasn't sure where my GPS was directing us, but it was worth the visit! Can't visit…read morethe province of Quebec without having a local delicacy! Located in the middle of a residential area we weren't sure what to expect. But seeing a lineup out the door for a 'cash only' establishment that was a good sign. Only tried the poutine, but it was certainly authentic with lots of curd. Fresh cut fries blanched and second fried to perfection. Worth a visit!