The best poutines near Montréal

Where to eat the best poutines on the exo network

Article updated on February 10, 2026

Woman holding a poutine

Everyone loves poutine. Whether classic or with a twist, at a neighbourhood diner or stylish gastropub, poutine is a Québec essential. Here are 5 poutine spots that are favourites of exo employees.

Chez Monique in La Prairie

Snack bar façade

Chez Monique is a veritable institution. The restaurant has recently received a makeover, and the seasonal snack bar is now open year-round. But the poutine hasn’t changed in 75 years!

Bus lines 140, 650 and 651 stop a few minutes’ walk from Chez Monique.

Adress: 475 Boul. Taschereau,
La Prairie

Shack Attakk in Mont-Saint-Hilaire

Sweet potato poutine at Shack Attakk

This restaurant is perfect place to both admire a stunning view of the mountain and tuck into their Surfer, Malibu (with vegan option) or Montauk poutine. The Californian-style decor is colourful, and the staff is friendly and welcoming. It’s like being on vacation!

Bus line 200 stops nearby.

Adress: 535 Boul. Sir-Wilfrid-Laurier,
Mont-Saint-Hilaire

Patate et Persil in Vaudreuil-Dorion

The patio at Patate et Persil

Mexican poutine with sour cream and cilantro, veggie poutine with sweet potatoes, Portuguese poutine with chicken drumsticks… Enjoy these delights at this restaurant in a former home that’s been converted, or on the terrace shaded by beautiful patio umbrellas with a magnificent view of the water. It’s a charming spot to enjoy a peaceful escape, just a 9-minute walk from Dorion station.

Address: 9 Ave. Saint-Charles
Vaudreuil-Dorion

Pataphil à Sainte-Julie

Hot-dog et poutine du Pataphil

Pataphil sert des poutines depuis 1980 à Sainte-Julie. La recette de sa réussite: une sauce brune bien épaisse, du fromage en grain St-Guillaume et des patates cueillies localement.

Bus lines 4, 370 and T33 all stop within a 15-minute walk from Pataphil.

Address: 1499 –A Rue Principale,
Sainte-Julie

Patate Mallette in Beauharnois

Hot-dog et poutine du Pataphil

Locals are known to line up to get a delicious poutine from Patate Mallette. So don’t be surprised if you have to wait 30 minutes or more before you can tuck into yours.

The restaurant offers an outdoor seating area, or you can get your poutine to-go and enjoy it at a picnic table in the nearby park. Beautiful views of the river are included.

Bus lines 1 and 28 stop a 6-minute walk away.

Please note: Patate Mallette is not open year-round.

Address: 41 Rue Saint-Laurent,
Beauharnois

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date: 2024-07-10 8:00:00 PM