St-Hubert Restaurants - Montréal

I went to several St-Hubert and since the food is equivalent from one restaurant to another, the atmosphere of the restaurant takes all its importance. Lachine's lack of heat. for meals is always as good and service is excellent. easy access, parking available but if there is a lot of people we risk walking a lot.

Picked up some chicken. The fries changed for the worst, the coleslaw is half empty, the sauce very liquid. Benny and Scores is much better now! The chicken is good. still the same for now.

My husband needed a quick lunch with free wifi. The hostess greeted me in French and when I replied in English, she smiled and continued in English. (Thank you)! There was a power plug under the table for my husbands laptop. The decor was nice. The food was good. I didn't care a whole lot for my chicken salad sandwich and that is why I am giving it four stars, which almost doesn't feel fair because the rest of the food was very good and I loved the decor of the restaurant. My husband (a Canadian) told me it would be like Swiss Chalet but I thought the environment was much nicer, but with the same speed as Swiss Chalet.Excellent French fries, great cole slaw, and yummy vegetable soup. Those were the sides that came with our sandwich. They ring you up at the table. Oh the white mints they give you, have chocolate in the middle! Yummy surprise for me! I would definitely go again and I would recommend.

I loved my meal, fast service, good service, everything was delicious. very kind the table garcon

I have been in your Lachine location twice in the last month and both times disappointed with the service.Do the waitresses get any training? Do they know that the coleslaw is to be served at the beginning of the meal?Has anyone told them that the tab is to be given AFTER you finish your meal?And how about the men's washroom, who takes care of it?Does anyone use any disinfectant in the urinals which smell very strong?Does anyone ever check if there are enough hand towels? I had to ask the waitress for napkins to dry my hands.