Restaurant Patate Ben-Venue — Restaurant in Mont-Tremblant

Fast Food place that has the distinct Canadian Flavor.

We went there to get Poutine, which as it appears was a good thing since all the other places were closed on the 2nd of January. The place is cash only and as a large outdoor deck but the inside dining area is pretty small. We went in as 2 families and the churn is pretty quick. We got our seats and went inline to order. There is basically 1 window with a register and a kitchen behind it. The menu is pretty basic but food is great. My son got a burger while me and my wife got ourselves a Poutine combos with some drinks. The food is nothing special but very filling and tasted amazing.

The owners were nice enough to accept US Dollars in lieu of Canadian Cash but the exchange is 1 for 1 so we kinda lost out on that but nonetheless we were...

The WORST chip stand in the history of all chip stands!!!!! And trust me - as Somone who’s on the road a lot, I have had my share of chip stands. RUDE staff who simply seem angry and unhappy with their place in life. Correcting my French by the angry man serving food at a chip stand was not anywhere on my to do list 😂 Boy do I ever regret the tip I gave them 😂 Food is VERY small in portion - the double burger barely had enough meat for a half “normal” burger. The fries must have been refried several times to be THAT dry and cardboard like. Their “LARGE” poutine is barely the size of a small at ANY other chip stand. The place was empty and honestly had no life, which probably explains the sad state of the fries. 😂 Do yourself and stomach a favour and keep driving to...

Not sure what the hype is about to be honest. Ate at a bunch of different burger/ non-chain fast food locations during my visit to the Mt. Tremblant area and none of them stood out, this establishment included. The Quebecois in this area need to visit Toronto/ GTA/ Kawartha Lakes to taste a real charcoal burger or at least one fresh off the grill. Both my girlfriend and I were largely disappointed. Next time I'll try the Montreal area (Quebec City culinary scene...