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Dilallo Burger Menu Prices Canada 2026

Looking for Dilallo Burger menu prices in Canada? Here is the short version: the signature Buck burger is $10.00 solo, burgers run $8.35 to $17.20, trios run $16.60 to $25.45, 10-inch subs are $18.35 to $19.50, and poutines land between $12.60 and $15.45. I pulled every price below from the brand-managed live delivery menus for both Montreal locations, checked on October 21, 2026, and everything is in CAD. Dilallo has been doing this since 1929, so they are not exactly trendy, and honestly that is the whole charm. If you want to compare with another burger place doing its own thing, the Burgers Priest menu prices guide is a good side-by-side read.

🍔 Dilallo Burger Menu Prices Canada 2026: Full Burger Menu

The burger lineup at Dilallo is gloriously old-school. No smash trends, no bacon-jam nonsense, just the same core burgers they have been making for decades, with French names on half the board because this is Montreal and that is how it should be. The value sweet spot is honestly the Spécial at $8.35 and the Cheese at $9.15. Both will fill you up. The table below has the full list with prices exactly as shown on the brand’s live delivery menus for the Rue Allard and Jean-Talon locations, which matched each other when I checked.

Dilallo Burger Menu Card Canada 2026

The Dilallo Burger menu card with current items and prices in CAD, matched against the official menu at dilalloburger.ca.

One thing about this menu card. Dilallo’s own official menu page lists the items without visible prices, so every dollar figure here comes from the brand-managed delivery menus for the two Montreal locations, which lined up with each other. In-store prices can differ a bit, so treat these as the honest ballpark. If you are checking out the official items list too, it is worth cross-referencing with the real thing before you head over.

🥇 The Buck Burger Price Montreal: What Makes It the One to Order

The Buck is the whole reason to come. Double meat, capicola, hot peppers, homemade relish, mustard, onion, tomato and lettuce on a bun that gets steamed or dipped in hot pepper juice if you know how to order. At $10.00 solo it is honestly underpriced for what it is. Then comes the real Dilallo decision: the bread. ORIGINAL is the steamed bun, WET gets soaked in meat juice, DRY is the crustier option, DIP is soaked in hot-pepper juice, and TOAST is exactly what it sounds like. Gluten-free and vegan bread are available for an extra $2.95. My take? Order the Buck with the DIP bun once. Your mouth will burn for an hour and you will not regret it. For another take on Montreal’s burger scene and what a premium build costs, the The WORKS Gourmet Burger Bistro menu prices guide shows where the fancier end of town sits.

Dilallo Burger Buck Burger Prices Montreal

The signature Buck burger: double meat, capicola and hot peppers on the famous steamed bun.

The walls inside are covered in Montreal sports-celebrity photos, Ken Dryden, Mario Lemieux, the whole local royalty lineup. It is not a gimmick either. The Di Lallo family opened this place in 1929, the original flagship at 2851 Rue Allard in Ville-Emard moved four blocks west during the 1976 Olympics expropriation for the Monk metro station. That kind of history does not get built in a year.

🍟 Dilallo Burger Trio Prices: Burger, Fries and a Drink

Le trio is the classic Montreal deal: one burger with a small fries, onion rings or poutine plus a soft drink. This is where most people land, and the math works out well. The Spécial Trio at $16.60 is the cheapest proper meal on the board. The Cheese & Bacon Trio at $19.25 showed up on the Jean-Talon listing only, so do not expect it at every location. Honestly, upgrading the small fries to the poutine in a trio is the smartest move here. You are in Quebec, after all.

🥖 Dilallo Burger Subs & Poutine Prices

People forget Dilallo does 10-inch subs too, and they are genuinely good value at this size. Five of the six steak-style builds sit at $18.35, the grilled chicken and the JD Spécial at $19.50. Poutines start at $12.60 for the Italian or hot-dog sausage version and top out at $15.45 for the Buck poutine, which is the one with the signature toppings. If you want a poutine benchmark for what the specialists charge, the Smoke’s Poutinerie menu prices guide has the national comparison.

🍗 Dilallo Burger Extras & Chicken Wings Prices

Fries are $4.55, onion rings are $5.75, and the half-fries half-rings mix is also $5.75, which makes the mix a no-brainer if you cannot decide. Chicken fingers come as 3 for $16.05 or 5 for $20.65. The wings scale nicely: 3 for $6.85, 6 for $12.35, 12 for $22.95, 24 for $43.65 and a full 48 for $82.75. Two honest notes from the research: the salads, hamburger steak, pogos and solo chicken fingers are listed on the official menu card but I could not confirm the current price for these ones, so check the official menu before you go rather than trusting a guess from me.

📍 Dilallo Burger Locations, Hours & Getting There

The flagship is at 2851 Rue Allard in Ville-Emard, Montreal QC H4E 2M1, phone (514) 767-9921. The Jean-Talon location is at 1840 Rue Jean-Talon E, Montreal QC H2E 1T6, phone (514) 728-2193, and there is a Sainte-Catherine Street location at (450) 635-5553. The Jean-Talon spot is listed open 8am to 3am daily, which makes it a real late-night option, not a marketing claim. Google ratings sit around 4.3 to 4.4 across the locations. Prices last verified on October 21, 2026 from the brand-managed delivery menus at both Montreal locations, which were consistent with each other. Delivery-menu prices can run slightly different from in-store, so if a number matters to you, check the official menu page before you go.

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