Frite Alors
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Belgian-style fries in cones, burgers, sandwiches & poutine

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1562 Laurier Ave E, Montreal, Quebec H2J 1H9, Canada Get directions

CA$20–30

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1562 Laurier Ave E, Montreal, Quebec H2J 1H9, Canada Get directions

+1 514 524 6336
fritealors.com
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CA$20–30 · Menu

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"Belgian Fries, Cheese, Gravy and Frankfurters Frite Alors! isn't entirely dedicated to poutine. It's first and foremost a Belgian-style french fry eatery, and in Montreal , he who says french fries says poutine. What makes the poutine at Frite Alors! so delicious is 1) the incredible fries, and 2) the themed mixtures. Me, I always go for the Viennese—regular poutine with bits of frankfurters. Yum. My manly man has a thing for the Bourguignonne, a poutine topped with delicious braised beef. And, true to their Belgian roots, the restaurant's menus and decor are strongly inspired by comics, which only makes the dining experience a more whimsical. There are about ten different locations throughout the city, perfect for a impromptu poutine craving."

The Best Poutine in Montreal
Frite Alors

Tyrai L.

Google
Alright so, look the poutine isn’t bad. It’s not a bad quality product. But the prices are insane. We ordered two small poutines, a hot dog and a can of Perrier, and it cost us 50$. The portions were pretty small, and the garnishes were quite sparse. I know there is a lot of positive reviews for this place, and I’m a bit flabbergasted. They are making 70-80% profit margins on these. It’s insane to be charging 20$ for small poutines. If you go anywhere else, like banquise or patati patata, you’ll be paying the same price with at least double the portion sizes, not exaggerating. Best of all, they wouldn’t even accept our prepaid gift card for the place. It’s good poutine, but it’s not worth your money.

Lisa S.

Google
What happened to the vegetarian burger? My family and I have come here for 15 years, overpaying for food, and now we can't even have a vegetarian option? What gives? Is this temporary? C'mon, this is the Plateau, not some rural village. Not everyone eats meat.

Jeremiah H.

Google
The best poutine in Montreal! Unfortunately, sometimes the service can be less than friendly.

TOTALFORMFITNESS JUDO W.

Google
Came here with team 10 out of 10. Food amazing service amazing music on point. Owner was super sweet and nice with our athletes.

Gina C

Google
Best chicken burger! Enjoyable if you like something less basic and more flavourful. This place is a great neighbourhood staple for burgers and fries

kayla

Google
phenomenal!! loved everything about this place (even the water), will absolutely be coming again

Ben P.

Google
$45 for a terrible poutine and sandwich. Very little sauce or cheese. Walmart quality sandwich at best. Won’t be returning Frites Alors ever.

Russ B.

Google
The food here was not good. Overall it was pretty low quality. The fries were your basic cheap frozen bag fries cooked in low grade fryer oil. The burger patty was flavorless. The beer was on the flat side. They try to make up for the low quality with sauces that are themselves nothing special. And for what I got it was very expensive. You can easily get more and much better food elsewhere for less money.