Valentine - Rawdon
Valentine
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Valentine de Rawdon offers a warm and friendly atmosphere with generally cheerful staff and satisfying breakfast portions featuring fresh fruit. Indoor dining provides a pleasant experience, especially after long stretches without it. However, the restaurant struggles with slow service, inconsistent food quality—such as undercooked fries and borderline-prepared sausages—and overpriced menu items, particularly hot dogs and poutine. Some customers report rude interactions and unreliable delivery hours, impacting overall satisfaction. While the ambiance and some meals impress, pricier dishes and service issues suggest diners may find better value and efficiency nearby.
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I can’t believe it, but my order of two cheeseburger meals ended up costing me $37! I was charged an extra $1.79 for a small slice of bacon, which wasn’t mentioned when I placed my order over the phone. Additionally, I wasn’t informed about a delivery fee. This will definitely be my first and last time using their delivery service. Next time, I think I'll stick with a poutine. It’s a shame because I really enjoyed the burger, but the price is just absurd.
The blonde woman in her mid-thirties doesn't appear to enjoy her job at all. When I asked her if she could put a bit more ketchup on my hot dog, she curtly replied, "I know what you ordered; you don't need to tell me." It came off as quite rude!
(Translated by Google) From 6:20 p.m. they do not respond for delivery in addition to notFree on Sunday andMonday . Return it, let it be said that you make the delivery.(Original)À partir de 18h20 ils ne répondent pas pour la livraison en plus de ne pasLibrer le dimancche et leLundi . Rendu la , laisser faire de dire que vous faites la livraison .
The prices are outrageous, and there was barely any cheese in the poutine. I'm really disappointed with this restaurant.
Way too expensive for hot dogs! COVID may have been good for some, but not for me. I paid $20 for two hot dogs, a small poutine, and a bottle of water. You can get two hot dogs for a dollar or less, a poutine for $1.50, and water for 30 cents—a total of about $2.80—so charging $20 is outrageous. I won’t be coming back. There’s so much better food available for the same price. Hot dogs are some of the lowest quality food you can buy.
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