Open until 3:30 a.m. on weekends, you can head to either of Poutini's locations on King West and Queen Street. There's nine delicious, gravy-drenched options for sale from this popular poutine purveyor.

It may not be your go-to option during the day, but this poutine chain has several stores scattered across the city and they serve fries well into the night. Head in as late as 4 a.m. for most locations.

Head to this diner at Dundas and Ossington for a surprisingly delicious menu of poutines like the mix of sweet potato fries 'n' gravy, or the Disco Fries, which are as fun as they sound. You can grab them 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

The first floor of this restaurant on Charles Street is a 24/7 affair. Their thick cut fries are a straightforward, classic poutine, making it a perfect snack when you're craving something cheesy no matter the time of day.

You can get large, gooey servings of classic Quebec-style poutine or fries with Canadian back bacon at this popular night-out eatery at Yonge and College. It's open until 2 a.m. from Thursday to Saturday.

There's nothing like hitting up an old school burger joint to satisfy any type of late night greasy cravings. This classic destination is on Runnymede Road, and you can order their poutine until 2 a.m. every day except Sunday.

They may be known for sandwiches but this sammies chain with two more stores in Scarborough and on Church also carries poutine you can order until 2 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.They have a classic version, but the real killer is the ASAPoutine with tandoori and curry.

Probably the most upscale spot to grab poutine on this list, Beerbistro in the Financial District serves a mean bowl of gravied fries. Their fries come with decadent toppings like beef cheek and chicken tenders, which work perfectly with their beers on tap. Eat here until 2 a.m. Thursday to Saturday.