BadHappy Poutine Shop

.. Ok my updated review was 2 stars...I'm increasing it one star. Solely due to the fact the gentleman behind the counter stopped me and we chatted because...

I went back to the original Big & Little that was featured on both Mystery Diners w/Charles Stiles & Diners, Dives & Drive ins w/Guy Fieri. I originally...

I love this place. It's a bit small and cramped inside, but I LOVE POUTINE. In addition to good ole fashioned fries topped with curds and gravy (which is amazing on its own -- thanks Canada!) there are some pretty inventive creations. I think I have tried at least half of the poutine on their menu, but the Redneck is my favorite. Fried mac and cheese balls and bbq pulled pork, fried okra and slaw on top of gravy, cheese curds and fries? YES PLEASE. I dream of it sometimes. The Good, Bad, & Happy is also quite delicious. It's BYOB, and they have these delicious looking milkshakes I've yet to try (because I'm so full from the poutine), but I bet they'd be mighty delicious boozy milkshakes.

An incredible BYO right down the street from Le Cordon Bleau, BadHappy is the place to get your poutine fix!The Good the Bad & the Happy was the most mindblowing of all the poutines it combined pork belly, truffle mayo, foie gras mousse & gravy, frites, cheese curds, and a sunnyside up egg all in one dish. Every last bite was delicious! The burgers were fantastic as well! Definitely a place one should try out!

When I heard this place was serving this stuff called poutine and someone described it to me, there was a puddle of saliva on the floor. After walking out the door of this place I dont't think I will be back. I went there with a group of friends and the place was pretty empty which makes me wonder what took them 45 minutes to fry some potatoes and throw a bunch of saucy cheezy goodness on there. I like fried potatoes, I like gravy, I like cheese curds, but the ratio was nowhere near optimal. They should have called it gravy and curds with a side of fries. If you're okay with eating a block of cheese and a cup of gravy as a meal then by all means head over and wait that 45 minutes.

This is truly a hidden gem. The space is small so you have to go at the right time. The poutine and burgers are excellent. I would also recommend the birthday cake shake.

While the name implies that the poutine is the standout, in my opinion the burgers are what is worth going back for. They had great flavor and were cooked to perfection. Definitely order a shake to share.

Delivers on its promise - a lot of creative poutine options as well as burgers and milkshakes. Awesome meal and really great staff.

First of all, get yourself one of the shakes. The Chocolate Peanut Butter Shake was incredible and it looked like a work of art. There were even toasted marshmallows on top! On the poutine side of things, we ordered The Quebecer (standard fries, curds, and gravy) and The Good the Bad & the Happy (a bunch of fancy stuff... and fries, curds, and gravy). Both were delicious. My only recommendation is that if you get a shake you can probably just split one poutine between two people. We ended up only eating half of each and taking the rest to go. The restaurant itself is pretty small, but has a cool design. It's kind of diner-y, and you can see right into the kitchen. The person I assume is the owner was there and was a super friendly guy. There was an eclectic but good choice of music playing over the speakers. Needless to say, I will be visiting again.