Poutine 66

Visited 09÷03÷15 around 5 pm. Two customers in the store, i ordered mega poutine and was told 10 minutes. Left the store for 5 mins, came back and the other customers were served and left. I sat waiting while the 2 male employees were in the back. 10 minutes after the customers had left one employee comes up to the front an notices that I am there. I see him go back and talk to the one that took my order and TADA friea get dropped. This is well past 15 minutes after i placed my order. So I walk to the counter and ask the employee about my order letting hom know i had left for 5 mins and been in the store for 10 (Fortunately I was on a call so I knew exactly how long everything took) I was told it was be a few more minutes. Ar 22 minutes after I paid for my order with two customers ahead that were served 5 mins after I arrived, I got my order with no apology for the delay (they clearly forgot me)
So was it worth the wait? Not at all. No colour on the fries, the minimum the needed to cook them to get me out of the door. My daughter has brought poutine home from here before, this was not quality food at all. Waste of my money, waste of my time and bad service. I took a chance for my boys, they left half of it in the box. I won’t be back

Some of the best fries in town. Pizza is good for Victoria. It is a great spot to come with my kids.

I know Poutine is more of an Eastern Canadian thing, but my ship docked in Victoria… not Quebec City… and I wanted me some poutine. While other passengers were surely going to the waterfront tourist spots, me and my crew headed to Poutine 66. The cab driver at the cruise ship port had never heard of the place but I gave him the cross streets and he had us there in about 15 – 20 minutes.
The place really is a pizza joint with cardboard looking pies under the heat lamp. My little one had a slice of pepperoni and said it was pretty good. I ordered the original Poutine. OK… Canadians…stop doing to Poutine what us Californians did to Pizza. No need to add Chicken, bacon, waffles, fish sticks… KEEP POUTINE REAL. A hearty gravy, crisp fries and ample curd is all you need. The original here are Poutine 66 was pretty darn good. The gravy had a nice depth to it and the portion was perfect. The fries were good and maintained their structure while being devoured. The only knock is that the curds could have been a bit smaller and more numerous. Other than that… you can’t go wrong stopping in here if you have a hankering for Poutine.

Don’t know about the poutin but any of their pizzas are great. Quality ingredients, great crust that is light and very tasty. Their crust is the only one I will eat. Every one else has too much dough.

Best poutine in the city, hands down. I lived in Montréal for a decade and this is the most authentic I’ve found here in Victoria.
Poutine is offered in three sizes, with a huge number of topping options. I always get the «traditional». The regular size is ginormous, and the ratio of curds (REAL curds, by the way) to gravy to fries is spot-​on. Perfect comfort food on a rainy winter day.
This is a pizza place as well and it takes them awhile to make poutine orders, but it always comes out fresh and piping hot. Worth the wait!