Johnny

Probably the weirdest and healthiest hamburger I've ever had. Amazing. Don't know what mad scientist came up with this monster of a hamburger but if it was to takeover America the health crisis would solve itself in a few weeks. Wow! Wow! Wow! Edit: wife ordered the chocolate cake. Very moist and excellent.

Small retro restaurant that you can tell has longtime loyal customers. Good food and service.

Stopped in for the first time with my wife, and was friendly greeted by the ladies at the counter. They told us there was a dining room in the back, which is where we sat, in this 60’s diner atmosphere, with jukeboxes still onbthe wall of each booth. We ordered a simple meal of two toasted hotdogs with a regular poutine and one cheeseburger. The food was tasty and fresh. The cheeseburger was larger than most “casse- croute” type burgers, and loaded with the toppings. The same goes for the hotdogs. The poutine was on the small side but good, and the cheese had a good squeak! Will definately return. Update June 2023, wife had the Hot Chicken Sandwich and I had the Hamburger Steak. Both were very good, the hamburger steak was amazing. The home made cole slaw is outstanding! Very pleasant waitress once again!

Nice vintage diner decor. Homey feel with lots of locals, and a majority of older folks on a Sunday. Food wise, our dishes were ok, but not memorable. Our fries were soft and cooked dark, the chicken was pretty bland and we found the gravy to be overly thick (ton of cornstarch?) with a pronounced flavour of spices (clove? Juniper?) that was overwhelming. We are not from the area and came based on the book Sur le Pouce. Overall I wouldn't recommend making a detour for a meal here.

Ordered a classic poutine and an all dressed burger. I'll be honest, the 4+ stars set up high expectations but both plates were below average. Poutine sauce was extremely thin/watered down, it would just run off the fries and cheese. The gravy had an odd taste as well. The hamburger was just OK, felt like it could have more filling for an all dressed burger, the patty was the only decent thing. Service and atmosphere were great though, I just wish the food was better, I left disappointed.

Really nice old fashion authentic dinner. Food was truly bery good abd prices were just right!

Very nice staff, pretty clean place. Classic dinner experience. Good food, but can be polarizing i.e. using Miracle Whip instead of mayo in everything from club sandwiches to dipping fries. The BBQ sauce is a must if it's your first time, very tasty; fries are the same, awesome! All in all, if you're passing by, it's a worthwhile spot to eat, you won't regret it.

Fries like they used to taste in the old days. Generous portions delicious food. The family of staff are always friendly and efficient. I love to add a bit of ketchup and vinegar to my poutine But that’s just me. Club sandwiches are amazing hamburgers also delicious.

Petit Dîner de saint Jerome qui est connu a plusieurs kilomètres a la ronde. L'extérieur est en stainless. Impossible de le manquer En entrant il y a le comptoir et un peu plus loin on trouve une petite salle a manger avec des banquettes. L'ambiance est celle des années 60 avec les banquettes rouges. On a choisi de s'assoir au comptoir ou toutes les commandes sont préparées Frites, hamburgers, poutines etc, tout et frais fait sur place. Votre boulette de viande dans votre burger ne sera pas cuite avant que vous la commandiez. Tout est tres frais. Nous avons goûter au hotdo grillé, au hotdog Michigan et au Burger special johnny. Tout etait bon, particulièrement les frites fraîches cuites a la la minute. La sauce a poutine est aussi excellente. Le service au comptoir est particulièrement chaleureux et amicale. Sans parler de l'efficacité des employés Il est possible de commander au comptoir pour emporter. Stationnement sur la rue. Il y a de disponible à boire les boissons gazeuses connues et de la creme soda

Visited on a very cold day to try some poutine for the first time, and was welcomed by the kindest staff. The place reminded me of a TRUE diner -- from the decoration to the menu to the actual food. We weren't there long, but I do gotta say that their poutine was delicious, and exactly what we needed during that cold Canada day!

This was the "Go to 24/7" late night joint everyone went to! It's outside decor is eye catching and the inside feels warm and welcoming. Prices are reasonable and the food is good. They have the typical "fast food joint" type of meals and everything is made directly on the spot. You can always take a seat right in front of the kitchen and see them at work. **Before Covid this was THE PLACE*. It was always packed and business was running hot. It's still good but the hours had changed and there's not as many people going. I would suggest going there before anywhere else and to support the local business. My favourite item on the menu : Club Poutine with a Coke

Thursday, 6:30pm. Three adults, Harold, 35, Marguerite, 37, and Geraldine, 26. One child, Travejo, walk through the door. The wait is short, just about fifteen minutes, when a both opens up. As the foursome is seated Harold looks around. The surroundings are as expected. An older diner, somewhat Claustrophobic, but relatively clean and bustling. A few minutes go by before someone acknowledges them and tells them it won't be long Ten minutes go by. The drinks ordered and received before the food order is given. "Harold and I will have the Club For Two," Marguerite tells the waitress in a friendly voice. "And one of the halves will be with a poutine, the other with frites." The waitress furiously begins to write down the order. The child of nine years old excitedly exclaims "I'll have a hot dog!" Everyone at the table laughs. "And yes," Marguerite chuckles, "a plain grilled hot dog for him." The waitress continues to write on her note pad. She finishes her scribbles and turns to Geraldine. "Ma'am?" Geraldine, indecisive, hurriedly says "oh, yes yes, I'll just have... I'll have the bacon poutine." "And an all dressed steamed hot dog for me as well, thank you," says Harold. The nameless waitress scribbles a few more things, reaches for the menus without saying a word and makes her way off. The table begins to engage in small talk. Travejo, as many children his age, begins to play with anything in sight. The salt and pepper shakers become trucks on the highway, the sugar an airplane, and the utensils.... well, who knows. After twenty minutes Geraldine looks around and says "Goodness, it seems like a long time since our order has been put through, hasn't it?" Everyone nods and acknowledges that it has. Geraldine looks around and catches the eye of another waitress. After coming near Geraldine inquires about the order and the waitress looks around, calls for the initial waitress and walks off to talk to her. A few minutes go by and the table receives: Two half Club sandwiches, one with fries the other with a poutine A grilled all dressed hot dog given to Travejo In her hands are the other half Club sandwiches. Marguerite corrects what was delivered saying the child ordered a PLAIN grilled hot dog and that the table was still missing a steamed all dressed hot dog. The hot dog is picked up, taken away and the waitress disappears. With the other two half sandwiches. Never to be seen again. Again, after another few minutes, the three adults catch the eye of the second waitress anew. She is informed that the table is still missing the two hot dogs. The waitress storms off, talking in a somewhat loud voice to the kitchen around the corner. AGAIN, after another few minutes, Travejo is brought his plain grilled hot dog and Harold receives a GRILLED all dressed hot dog. After the plate is put down before Harold all three adults stare in awe. How can this be? How can it be that the order is wrong again? At this time Harold, Marguerite, and Geraldine have all but finished their meals and no one has it in them to, yet again, correct the order placed on the table. The two grilled hot dogs, one plain, one all dressed, were consumed in time and the foursome leave after having paid (in cash, they don't accept cards) and leaving a measly 10% tip for all the hassle. The restaurant will not be frequented again. Still, to this day, no one knows what happened to the other two half Club sammiches.

This is a old-school diner that serves a very fixed menu. In the morning they have the standard fare of breakfast and the rest of the day it's a fixed menu of items similar to what you find at Belle Province but... not sucking. I went with a cheeseburger, a Michigan hot dog and fries. Honestly, as comfort food goes, this is the best. Cheeseburger is good and cheap! Perfect value. The Michigan hot dog was GREAT. That sauce is on-point. The fries are PERFECT. Literally perfect. Good portion size vs value. Really nice discovery thanks to Yelp. Will definitely be back even though it's a little off the highway to find... it's so worth it though! My personal thing about this place will be a nice stop between going to Tremblant to Montreal. Kid friendly.

Want a retro cheap eat? This is the place in St-Jerome. Don't expect anything fancy. That's the whole point. Casual retro prices where the prices are also stuck back in time.

Good club and fries - crowded place very small booths - service is fast - a local hangout

Great, local old time diner. All local clientel, enjoying their meals. Friendly, efficient service. They are even kind to foreigners who do not speak French (our party). Delicious club sandwiches with fries and gravy.

BEST FREAKING DINER in the greater Montreal area. Sure St-Jerome is out of the way for Montrealers but completely worth it. Been going there for about 30 years and the place hasn't changed a bit and yet looks bran spanking new its so clean. The fries are the best kind, the old-timey burgers to die for and the service is always fast & friendly.

Ive been eating there since I was a kid and nothing has changed. Still the best club sandwiches I've ever had, made right in front of you, the place is clean and the service is quick. Definitely worth a try.