Still hands down the best fry place on the drive. I do love the the expanded menu and the addition of on tap beers.

this has been a long time favorite stop for me and has had it's ups and downs over the years but has successfully managed to come out on top with a great product and at a price I'm ok with. I can't remember being served by the same person more then 2 times in the last year and I'd guess this would be due to the massive turn over of staff in the food industry. Since this is a 'Fry Shop' I won't hold that against them and just continue to be a customer since they have managed to maintain their quality product though difficult times in the fast food service business.

Still the best Poutine in town.

Mrs. C and I were on the Drive and looking for chow when we spotted BF. Since I had heard good things about the place I suggested we give it a try, and my beloved co-diner agreed. The restaurant was quite dirty, and the w/c was sticky and nasty. Counter service was quick, although they gave us the wrong order. After examining it to determine it was not for us, we handed it back. Amazingly, they served the food to someone else right after we returned it. Not very hygienic...

We shared an order of the poutine with Tunisian lamb sausage. It was disappointing overall, and the skinny sausages on top tasted almost like those hot sausages you can buy at 7-11. As for the gravy, it was flavorless, and the cheese was not melted. I have had the poutine at Costco and it is better and cheaper. At least they had beer, but it was not cheap. Actually nothing at this place was reasonably priced.

Can’t recommend.

I tried out the Classic Poutine and the Chili Poutine. They were not as tasty as it looked, but overall pretty good. I think a little overpriced though.

However, the I could totally taste the freshness of the fries, so I think that was a plus. Secondly, I tried a cone of onion rings. I thought that was pretty good.

The deep friend mars bar was really good too. Although the ice cream was not enough to accompany the mars bar.

I would definately go back to try out the dipping sauce and the deep friend pecan ice cream.

Fries are one of my favourite comfort foods so I had to try this place when I heard of it. After many tries I'm not sure if this place has the best fries (as proclaimed), or if I have a favourite at all.

I like to stick to basics so I almost always order the plain old in the cone to go. There also have burgers, hot dogs, corn dogs, poutines and a few interesting dessert options including deep fried Mars bar and deep fried ice cream.

My most recent trip was with my girlfriend we were in the area and I thought she should give it a try. They're portions are quite generous so we shared a regular sized poutine (bacon and mushrooms) and a couple of drinks. Our dipping companion behooves me (I think it was garlic mayo). They have a large selection to choose from all made in house.

Personally I found that their fries are best served plain with no frills. I'm not fond of poutines since I dislike soggy fries but I put my preference aside. Their regular size is huge with a large mound of bacon and mushrooms doused in gravy and curds. I found the poutine a tad too salty. It needed more cheese curds and I wished the bacon was crisp although they did not skimp on it. I also noticed their fries are sized differently compared to the plain orders (perhaps cut shorter to fit into the paper tray and it seemed to have a lot of short end pieces). They piled it all on which was a little messy to eat. I know my friends would love it but already with a bias I will stick to my plain old fries thank you.

It's mostly self-serve you take your order and wait and you get your own plastic flatware. There are 6-8 tables and stool/counter space to eat - a little nicer than a hole in the wall. Nothing I would soak up too much of except maybe the various photos with captions talking about the origins of Belgian Fries.

It's a place to try it out at least once to see if you like it. Their deep fried sweets are interesting enough to warrant a visit. I'd stick to their plain "Belgian" fries for best results.

We went here a couple of months back and it was good. Simply good, however, nothing that would blow your socks off. My wife is a big Poutine fan, and we left feeling rather unimpressed. Unfortunately, even the Poutine at New York Fries rivals this place.

If you're in the neighbourhood with a craving, i think this place is fine, but stick to the fries (the burger and hotdog were quite flavorless), and avoid the bathroom at all costs.

Ok, I'll admit it. If I could eat fries all day long every day I would. This place was once very well known for outstanding fries. Over the past few years it has went through changes and at one point was serving rather gross tasting food. However, over the past year or so things have really changed and the food is now back to great. They have added many things to the menu. My new addiction is called War which is fries with peanut satay, mayo and fried sweet onions. The plain fries are a great stand-by and come with so many different dips. Of course, who can do a review without mentioning the deep fried mars bar? It's to die for, and I'm really not even a chocolate fan. My brother and nephew make this place their first stop each and every time they fly into town.

A very small and tidy restaurant that sells yummy Belgian (actually still French) fries with a huge selection of dips to go with. You can try a different one for a month and not repeat. I think they have a poutine on the menu but I haven't tried it yet. Only problem is that they serve the food in a cone so you can't put it down otherwise, you will spill your fries. You need to find holes to put the cone in!