Paul Patates
760 Rue Charlevoix, Montréal, QC H3K 2Y2, Canada
Phone: (514) 937-2751
Website: http://www.bieredepinette.ca/restaurant-paul-patates/
Paul Patates in Montréal is a 4.6-star restaurant with 753 Google reviews, known for Poutine and Steamies (Hot Dogs).
Why we love it
- Classic Quebecois diner with American influences
- Nostalgic decor, friendly service, homemade beverages
- Counter service with swivel stools
- Classic Quebecois diner with American influences
- Located nearby
- Nostalgic decor, friendly service, homemade beverages
- Counter service with swivel stools
What to Order
Poutine
A generous portion of thick-cut, slow-fried fries, fresh cheese curds, and a savory, slightly sweet traditional gravy.
"The star of the show is always their poutine. I ordered a layer of fries, curd cheese, fries, a little more cheese, and it was fully covered in hot, savoury poutine gravy that would make any Quebecer proud."
Avy-Loren Cohen
Steamies (Hot Dogs)
Classic steamed hot dogs served in soft, steamy buns with fresh garnishes.
"Excellent frites, good steamies, and a much more pleasant dining experience now that they changed staff to a new less drama breed of counter staff."
Dave Lebrun
Fries
Homemade, thick-cut red potato fries, crispy on the outside and fluffy inside, with a unique slightly sweet flavor.
"Equally great were the fries—thick-cut and tasting truly homemade. It's a classic, satisfying meal executed flawlessly."
G DY
Spruce Beer
A unique, homemade non-alcoholic beverage that's a perfect complement to the rich diner food.
"It should be illegal to order a poutine without their spruce beer."
jkaw
Michigan Hotdog
A hotdog completely covered in a homemade meat sauce, offering a distinct and flavorful experience.
"They serve a Michigan hotdog and make a homemade meat sauce that completely covers the hotdog. It’s to die for!"
Avy-Loren Cohen
Double Burger
Scratch-made, juicy beef patties perfectly seared and served on a fresh, toasted bun with excellent flavor.
"The double burger was phenomenal. The two beef patties were perfectly seared and incredibly juicy, served on a fresh, toasted bun."
G DY
Inside Scoop
- Expect a warm, retro diner vibe with nostalgic decor and background music from the same era.
- Try to visit during off-peak hours (not noon or 6:00 pm) to avoid the busiest times, though a lively atmosphere can be part of the charm.
- The seating includes swivel stools at the counter to watch the cooking, and regular chairs.
- They also make their own cherry soda, which is fantastic and reasonably priced.
- If you like extra cheese on your poutine, you can ask for it.