As a formee Montrealer , I give this a 9/10. Never thought new West would be the place to get solid poutine in the GVA
It’s not in front of me so I docked a point.
ksigley
Pountine. Pountine. PoUNTinE. POUnTIIIIEIIIne.
I’m beggin’ of you, please get in my mouth.
FD4L
Squeek squeek
CanadianFerd
God it looks great. I’m in Montréal and some poutines here don’t look this good
nionvox
Anny’s is poutine heaven, I’m so happy it’s local. The maple twists slap on a hot summer day too
Annhl8rX
As an American largely unfamiliar with Canadian accomplishments, I find it hard to believe your country has any greater achievement than creating this dish. This comment is not intended to be Canadian slander, but rather the highest praise for poutine.
dtoddh
That’s a proper poutine. Hard to find in BC.
shortwa113t
Fackin eh! Good on you.
Jestersage
Oh yeah. Anny’s. And great that you catch her before she head back to Quebec for the Winter.
For people outside of region: “New Westminister” is basically Vancouver to you guys, since we don’t do amalgamation, so each place is its own city in terms of legal boundary. But for day to day, it’s basically the same as borough/ward in practice. 30 minutes away from Downtown Vancouver.
mofodave
Now that’s a textbook pout. Well done.
fengblade
Looks like Costco’s poutine at first glance
mike_james_alt
I’m not sure any poutine outside Quebec deserves a 10/10. But it sure looks the part.
MissMariese
It’s always wild to see Anny’s mentioned on non-local subreddits. She deserves all the love.
ernbeld
Oh man, I miss poutine so much. If I had stayed in Canada, I would probably weigh twice as much and have had 3 bypass operations already because I couldn’t stop eating poutine. Where I am currently (New Zealand), there just isn’t any good poutine option available.
Kataklysm6661
This looks, and almost smells, like a proper one! Hope there’s enough gravy that it slithers all the way down to the fries in the bottom
JediMasterZao
Can confirm, this is what a proper poutine looks like, barnak.
killadoublebrown
Just watched a good YT video ablut this place yesterday. Might head out there this week
benuito
That would hit the spot right now.
waikiki_sneaky
Crazy to see Annie’s on Reddit, but it is well deserved! 5 star poutine.
WalnutSnail
BC… authentic.
No, you didn’t eat authentic poutine.
dmh165638
Never heard of Poutine until spending some time in Quebec City/Montreal after a cruise. Couldn’t get enough of it and now have a hard time finding it in the South central US.
thymeandstrawberries
I was ready to be mad based on the misspelling in the title, but that looks like a truly delicious poutine!
meridius55
Whenever I see pictures of this dish it reminds me of gigantic tonsil stones
![[i ate] Authentic Pountine](https://www.diningandcooking.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/u6a7fx049rqh1-scaled.jpeg "[i ate] Authentic Pountine")
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As a formee Montrealer , I give this a 9/10. Never thought new West would be the place to get solid poutine in the GVA
It’s not in front of me so I docked a point.
Pountine. Pountine. PoUNTinE. POUnTIIIIEIIIne.
I’m beggin’ of you, please get in my mouth.
Squeek squeek
God it looks great. I’m in Montréal and some poutines here don’t look this good
Anny’s is poutine heaven, I’m so happy it’s local. The maple twists slap on a hot summer day too
As an American largely unfamiliar with Canadian accomplishments, I find it hard to believe your country has any greater achievement than creating this dish. This comment is not intended to be Canadian slander, but rather the highest praise for poutine.
That’s a proper poutine. Hard to find in BC.
Fackin eh! Good on you.
Oh yeah. Anny’s. And great that you catch her before she head back to Quebec for the Winter.
For people outside of region: “New Westminister” is basically Vancouver to you guys, since we don’t do amalgamation, so each place is its own city in terms of legal boundary. But for day to day, it’s basically the same as borough/ward in practice. 30 minutes away from Downtown Vancouver.
Now that’s a textbook pout. Well done.
Looks like Costco’s poutine at first glance
I’m not sure any poutine outside Quebec deserves a 10/10. But it sure looks the part.
It’s always wild to see Anny’s mentioned on non-local subreddits. She deserves all the love.
Oh man, I miss poutine so much. If I had stayed in Canada, I would probably weigh twice as much and have had 3 bypass operations already because I couldn’t stop eating poutine. Where I am currently (New Zealand), there just isn’t any good poutine option available.
This looks, and almost smells, like a proper one! Hope there’s enough gravy that it slithers all the way down to the fries in the bottom
Can confirm, this is what a proper poutine looks like, barnak.
Just watched a good YT video ablut this place yesterday. Might head out there this week
That would hit the spot right now.
Crazy to see Annie’s on Reddit, but it is well deserved! 5 star poutine.
BC… authentic.
No, you didn’t eat authentic poutine.
Never heard of Poutine until spending some time in Quebec City/Montreal after a cruise. Couldn’t get enough of it and now have a hard time finding it in the South central US.
I was ready to be mad based on the misspelling in the title, but that looks like a truly delicious poutine!
Whenever I see pictures of this dish it reminds me of gigantic tonsil stones
Did the cheese squeak?
What is the white stuff