Taste For Yourself Why This Restaurant’s Poutine Is Considered Some Of The Best In New Hampshire

It would make sense that since New Hampshire borders Canada, some of their iconic foods would make their way south of the border. No, I'm not talking about Tim Horton's or apple cider vinaigrette and shallot potato chips (but those sound good too). I'm talking about the comfort food known as poutine. I mean, what's not to love? And according to The Food Network, some of the best poutine in New Hampshire can be found in its largest city of Manchester.

Chez Vachon in Manchester may look like an unassuming establishment from the outside, but inside a classic French-Canadian side dish awaits.

Poutine is a traditional dish from north of the border that consists of french fries, cheese curds, and gravy. That's it. Simple!

The popular dish has its origins in the Province of Quebec, where it was created in the small dairy-farming town of Warwick in 1957.

Originally, poutine consisted of just the french fries and the cheese curds. The gravy topping didn't come along until later in 1964.

While Chez Vachon is known for its poutine, there are plenty of other dishes on the menu that are just as delicious.

Chez Vachon serves up breakfast and lunch all day so you'll never go hungry. Take-out and delivery is available, and they even have gift cards.

So what do you think? After reading about the delicious poutine at Chez Vachon, are you ready to take on their greatest challenge?

And there you have it. No need to take that road trip to Canada unless you really want to. You can find some of the best poutine in New Hampshire right here in Manchester. To learn more, visit the Chez Vachon website and be sure to follow Chez Vachon on Facebook.

Want to experience some other unique tastes around the state? Check out these unusual eateries or sample more iconic New Hampshire foods that you just gotta try.