Johnny

Nice food, great vibes, classic diner style, full of locals, a bit challenging to order if you don't know French, but you'll make do

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!

Best place to eat if you’re in St-Jerome. Portions are perfect. Prices are amazing. Staff is super friendly and helpful. If I could give 6 stars I would.

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.

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.