The Best Chip Wagon

MMMM… poutine is all about the french fries, the gravy and the cheese curds. Win, win, win in all three categories. $ 5 for a large. Run home, chow down… OK, shared it though I might have been able to eat it all myself since it was just yummy but that would be too decadent. Also, shared the polish dog and it was also very tasty.
The owner is very nice and all smiles when you order.
Glad my friend recommended this chip wagon at Bank and Argyle.

The Best Chip Wagon by Kennedy Flower Shop isn’t the best place to go for poutine, in my opinion, but it’s still pretty good. The owner is always very pleasant, he doesn’t skimp on the curds and gravy, plus their prices are fair. The wagon is at a bus stop for the 1, 4 & 7, and it’s good enough that I see people quickly try to order an impulse buy of poutine or a hotdog before their bus rolls around. I’ve also seen people miss the bus by the final slamming of the door because they took this gamble.
My major complaint is their short hours. They seem to cater to the work crowd because they’re only open from the late morning until around 6pm. With its location and clientèle, I think they could drum up a better business if they stayed open longer, but since it only seems to employ the owner and one other person, I can understand that they’d want to keep short hours.
If you’re really in a bind for late chip wagon poutine, you may be able to get some at Bank and Laurier and you’ll most definitely be able to find an open chip wagon on Bank and Sunnyside.