"A roadside fast-food joint known for its spherical 1945 building and signature orange drink that tastes like sweet, creamy orange milk." - Nathan Englander Nathan Englander Nathan Englander is a Toronto-based writer and best-selling author. His short fiction and essays have appeared in The New Yorker, The New York Times, The Atlantic Monthly, The Washingt
"A kitschy, roadside landmark housed in a giant orange orb (built in 1964) that doubles as a popular meet-up for car and motorcycle enthusiasts; seating is outdoors at picnic tables. The straightforward poutine features crisp fries, abundant cheese curds, and a dark, deep gravy, and it pairs with the namesake sweet, frothy orange shake that tends to elicit love-it-or-hate-it reactions." - ByValerie Silva
"You can debate the culinary merit of Orange Julep’s poutine, but there’s no zanier or more iconic place to get your grease on in Montreal." - Erinn Blicher
"Squint a little, and this three-storey-high orange sphere may look like a Christmas ornament tossed aside the Décarie. Stop by to pick up a poutine or burger, but it’s the Julep’s eponymous drink — part-way between an orange juice and a milkshake — that’ll make the trek worth it. They’re open every day." - Eater Staff
"Squint a little, and this three-storey-high orange sphere may look like a Christmas ornament tossed aside the Décarie. Stop by to pick up a poutine or burger, but it’s the Julep’s eponymous drink — part-way between an orange juice and a milkshake — that’ll make the trek worth it. They’re open every day." - Eater Staff