If I had to find a hiding place for a port time, this would be the door at the back of the dining room of the restaurant Jacques-Cartier, or rather "Chez Rosie" as a banner ad on the inside. Rosie breathe in another age. Besides, we still feel a faint smell of cigarettes even though the dining room is surrounded by messages from the smoking ban. An impressive collection of curios throne on a tablet takes a bit of wall. The greenish atmosphere gives us the impression of being in a movie. While waiting for my cheeseburger, I realize that customers, who are all gathered at the back of the restaurant, go out the back door, and here I turn that every customer is the home for the elderly which is directly behind Chez Rosie!
The cheese comes in, I touch my plate to approach it, it's all sticky fat (like an old stove hood), probably why there is a napkin between the plate and the burger. The very small cheeseburger is good after all, the bread is toasted, the ball is good but very thin, a right mix of sauce and raw onions. $ 3.50 is correct but it has a hard time passing over the sad aspect of the presentation of the burger, which is not helped by the green surrounding the restaurant.
The menu is quite varied: club-sandwich chopped steak, poutine menu with soup and dessert, etc..
189, rue Saint-Joseph Est, Quebec 418-648-1504
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