Earlier today, I ventured that the easiest way to eat like a Canadian in D.C. is an order of ChurchKey‘s Disco Fries. Disco Fries are a close cousin to poutine, the cheese curd-and-gravy-topped Quebecois delight most think of as Canada’s national dish. But since the Eat Wonky food truck retired, the genuine article has been harder to find.
Turns out, I haven’t been looking hard enough, because we’re simply awash in poutine as readers were quick to offer suggestions. If you’ve had a secret longing for some french fries, gravy and squeaky cheese, here’s where to find it. Don’t see your favorite poutinerie? Inform the comments section, s’il vous plait!
Real Quebec poutine. (Sjschen via Wikipedia)
@goingoutguide Mokomandy in Sterling is the last place I had it. Poutine potato chips at A&D?
— Missy Frederick (@bylinemjf) January 24, 2013
@goingoutguide I cried when they closed their Wonky doors but Jimmy’s Old Town Tavern in Herndon has Poutinetinyurl.com/b9bfo9s
— SheilaDC (@SheilaDC) January 24, 2013
@goingoutguide Also A&D has a version… and Green Pig Bistro… and The Hamilton… and DC Coast (at the bar) — Jessica Sidman (@jsidman) January 24, 2013
@jsidman @goingoutguide Also, @causedc has a version as does @thblacksquirrel — Aparna(@aparnakris) January 24, 2013
@goingoutguide “jew”tine washingtoncitypaper.com/blogs/youngand…
— Jessica Sidman (@jsidman) January 24, 2013
