Delicious but the curds melted almost immediately.

4th Poutine in Montreal. I was in the mood for fun toppings. I was... skeptical at first, the menu seemed a bit wack on paper.. but honestly... It was amazing. I got pulled pork, bacon and apple slices. My GF got smoked meat, pickles and coleslaw. Both were delicious! We got lucky and didn't have to wait in line. Great experience

Victoria Formagerie in Trois-Rivères.

Warning blasphemy

Had proper poutine a few times as I traveled through Quebec on my way to and back from the Atlantic provinces. Both in these fast food style places and road side shacks.

Squeaky curds actually ruin poutine for me. It's like chewing into the food equivalent of nails on chalkboard. Why doesn't it melt under the gravy?

Honestly prefer A&W poutine over any of these authentic ones I've had.

Curds were not fresh but the sauce and fries were phenomenal

Is it because I'm Canadian?

Earlier this year I posted asking for suggestions for Montreal poutine spots as I was planning a 2 day motorcycle trip where I would only eat poutine.

I did the trip but I had to cut it down to 1 night. I hit 3 places. Here is my reviews.

First stop of the trip was Votre Maison for lunch. I was very hungry as I was about 7 hours on the bike and I skipped breakfast. This poutine just by appearance blew me away. Seeing it in person is so much better than pictures on this reddit. Hands down the best poutine I had ever. It was my favorite stop of my trip.

Second stop was for dinner and was at Alfa. I was still a little full from lunch but this poutine was amazing. Gravy has a slightly different taste than Votre Maison. Was 100% worth the stop.

I woke up the next morning and after a tour of Montreal I hit up La Belle Province. This after the previous 2 poutines was slightly underwhelming. Still a very good poutine but I feel neither places stood up to Votre Maison.

This is a new yearly tradition. I loved Montreal. Touring around the bike was fun. I need to learn more about Montreal and where to sight see.