Poutinebros - Menu

First for me, my dish arrived lukewarm I find the fries either overcooked or the oil too old.

my favorite fastfood to reindeer with a canada color decor. The poutine, an unrivalled discovery, I'm a fan. a very welcoming team, super nice I recommend!

a very good time with colleagues in memory of an expatriate party at our cousins across the Atlantic! Very good burgers houses, as well as fries...The large tabs allow excellent friendliness. View menu

I was very disappointed by this restaurant. I was told good, but I expected better: the burger was medium and in the end we were going out for the same price as in other best reindeer burger restaurant.

we wanted to discover the poutine, restaurant atmosphere and nice concept. a little disappointed for the poutine, much too much sauce, the fries were drowned in, they lost their flavor, which makes it quick to eat.

The served meals are a nice fast food conclusion. Very fast food and you're ready for the night. I'm sorry the meals weren't prepared with the necessary care. My game of the grizzly was burned, how you do that is a mystery. View menu

for a young audience, junk food addict, urban-bucheron atmosphere, colorful, noisy and lively.While trying to fast food as much choose this one.Hyper city center, service at any time, fast, well-fashed. Do not account for fatty calories ingested by mouth, even for a vegetarian poutine. A good experience for me who don't have much to do with a hipster.

pleasant frame (coated...but not too much)!, very clean, welcoming staff, the fact-house seems to be the rule in this establishment. the poutine, popular gourmet emblem of the Quebec, is well made: local grain cheese very close to taste and texture of Quebec cheese, well-crafted homemade fries (necessary in fast-food...), good sauce perhaps a little spicy for some. The excellent burger! the price may seem a little high, but the quality of these beautiful portions is worth the price.

bros poutine is sort of a macdonald of the poutine: it's fast, relatively cheap (although) and it's shaking the stomach well. It was nice to find out what a poutine is (remember whether it retransscribes well the dish that you can find in the canada) but you must avour that gustatively it was not madness. and then the price stings a bit for what it is (and especially at the level of desserts that are really expensive for what it is). Specifically, I took a queen Victoriaia poutine. I found that sausages and bacon didn't have much to do in the dish. beans tomato sauce, on the other hand, brought a little more to the classic poutine. I also priced a chocolate cake: it was good but 6 euros for... View menu