Poutine!
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Poutine!
Please, can anyone advise me as to where I can find decent Montreal/Quebec style poutine in Victoria or Vancouver? My husband and I are taking a trip to these cities and he REALLY wants to try it (after hearing me rave about when I had it in Montreal). Thanks!!!
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Fritz European Fry House. Davie Street at Robson.
Not the most tourist-friendly block and not the greatest atmosphere, but it's fine. They're open late and there's also a late night pizza slice place next door, so after midnight it's crawling with drunk people getting their grease fix.
BUT, I digress. The poutine is really really really good.
Not the most tourist-friendly block and not the greatest atmosphere, but it's fine. They're open late and there's also a late night pizza slice place next door, so after midnight it's crawling with drunk people getting their grease fix.
BUT, I digress. The poutine is really really really good.
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Rats! No one has it with cheese curds in BC? That's how I had it in Montreal...to me it's the cheese curds that really make it something special. Altho my husband prolly wouldn't turn down anything fried covered in any kind of cheese or gravy
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Just saw this place online...know anything about it?
http://www.mrpickwicks.bc.ca/index.html
"There's an old saying that simple dishes are the hardest to make well. Poutine looks simple, and Canadians are passionate about the way it should taste.
Mr. Pickwick went to the source and brought us real Quebec Cheese Curds, some times called squeeky cheese for the fresh sound it makes when you bite it. On a bed of our famous Chips and topped with thick, rich Brown Gravy it's easy to see what all the fuss is about. So good...and so good for you."
http://www.mrpickwicks.bc.ca/index.html
"There's an old saying that simple dishes are the hardest to make well. Poutine looks simple, and Canadians are passionate about the way it should taste.
Mr. Pickwick went to the source and brought us real Quebec Cheese Curds, some times called squeeky cheese for the fresh sound it makes when you bite it. On a bed of our famous Chips and topped with thick, rich Brown Gravy it's easy to see what all the fuss is about. So good...and so good for you."




