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We stopped on the way to the hockey game at Costco, believe it or not, and had the traditional Canadian dish of fries, gravy, and cheese curds.
Quebecois specialty: fries, cheese curds, & gravy at
Au Pied de Cochon
536 rue Duluth est
Montreal, Quebec
514.281.1116
[Metro: Sherbrooke]
Pam and I stopped along the way from Montreal. This little street side place specialized in Poutine and was closing for the season the next day.
This was our appetizer at Citizen Cain. It can't really be called poutine, because it was made with shredded cheese instead of cheese curds. The fries and gravy, however, were really fantastic, and I thought the little dash of pesto on top was a nice touch. Oh, and that solid white chunk on top is a bit of feta.
Wow. 2:30am, just out of a club, drunk, been dancing for hours, and Etienne lets us know that poutine is the ideal food.
I think it is Montreal's equivalent to Pink's chili cheese fries, though you can get poutine all over the place, as opposed to just at Pink's Hot Dogs.
French fries, gravy, and chese curds. was a little salty, but hit the spot.