I have loved poutine since my dad gave me my first bite when my moms back was turned as a toddler. While I wouldn’t eat it often it was always a comforting treat a few times a year. Since being diagnosed with celiac disease the only poutines I have eaten have been homemade and that is just not the same. My boyfriend had been looking for gluten-free poutine and saw online that Poutineville had gluten-free options (he knows the way to win my heart is through my stomach!). We went to the Beaubien location and all their fries and gravies, except the red wine sauce, are gluten-free. Most of their sauces are also vegan. They have a regular menu and a build your own poutine where you choose your favourite potatoes/fries, cheese, sauce, meat and or veggies. I built my own traditional poutine with cheese curds, crushed potatoes and classic gravy. It is great to know us celiacs can also indulge in the ultimate Quebec comfort food at the end of a long night!
Accommodates gluten-free: Yes
Price: $
Gluten-free menu: No
*** I received a comment that the fryer is not dedicated gluten-free so please call in advance and check as they have several different location. I did not have any problems at the location on Beaubien when I went but I recommend you ask to make sure***
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The GF BFF 
I went to Poutineville last night and they told me that the corn dog could be fried with the fries. Their corn dogs contain wheat. Did you know?
Stephanie
I had no idea. Thanks for telling me. I had been told many times that they were gluten-free.
The one on Ontario apparently separates the pogo sticks from the fries. They told me.
They are amazing for the poutine