The St-Hubert rotisseries are the family restaurant. Families with young children meet there with as much pleasure as couples, singles, professionals and seniors. You can visit to have fun, celebrate with those you love and eat well.
Traditional rotisseries offer a varied menu that includes the legendary roast chicken, grilled served to point a wide selection of appetizers, hearty soups, crispy salad meals, not to mention the fabulous desserts.
St-Hubert strives to satisfy its customers by offering them a unique experience that relies on products of exceptional quality, a warm welcome and attentive service. At St-Hubert, you are entitled to what is best!
Delivery service. Special prices for groups of over 25 people.
En fin de journée, rassemblez-vous entre collègues dans une ambiance festive! Profitez de nos offres d'après-boulot en vigueur du lundi au vendredi entre 16 h et 19 h, et faites de cette soirée une tradition!
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Rôtisserie St-Hubert is frequently recognized for its welcoming atmosphere, reliable menu options, and consistent food quality that makes it a popular destination for families and travelers alike. Many patrons highlight the efficient and friendly service, often noting the professionalism and attentive care provided by staff members who contribute to a pleasant dining experience. While individual experiences can vary regarding wait times or specific dish preparation, the restaurant remains a well-regarded staple for those seeking comfortable meals in a convenient location, particularly during busy festival periods or while exploring the city.
St-Hubert Bar à Go is one of the best takeout spots in Quebec City! The service is fast, the staff are friendly, & the food is always fresh & well-prepared. Their famous rotisserie chicken is juicy & flavorful, the BBQ sauce is a classic, & the fries & creamy coleslaw make the meal even better.
If you're looking for a quick, delicious, & reliable meal while visiting Quebec City, this is definitely a place worth stopping by. Great quality, generous portions, & excellent value. Highly recommended!
The St-Hubert crispy chicken poutine is not something I would recommend. The tangy, BBQ sauce mixed with the slightly squeaky (though un-spiced) curds, along with the standard fast-food level fries, made for an unappetizing combo. The crispy chicken on its own was decent, & it was an odd idea to begin with, but it still fell short of expectations.
That being said, the service was some of the best we had in Quebec & the atmosphere was nice, clean, & family-oriented.
Very disappointing experience. We live in BC & come to Montreal regularly & now we are in Quebec City. We used to enjoy St Hubert & always had dinner there each time we were in Montreal. But last time the half chickens were dry & unappealing & this time at Grand Allee in Quebec they are also dry. We also waited a long time to order, a long time for the drinks to come & then a long time for the food to come... the coleslaw at the same time as the chicken with no explanation. In addition the sauce was luke warm at best. We complained & replacements were brought which were only marginally better. When we complained again we got an argument & were told it's always like that. Well maybe that is the way it is now but that is not the way it always was & it is not good. Not sure we will bother coming back to St Hubert again.
Aug 29: Management of the restaurant contacted me & asked for details so they could follow up with the staff. They said the experience we had was not acceptable & not up to usual standards. They were very apologetic & made things right. This was very impressive & when we are in Quebec again we will give St Hubert another chance.
Aug 30, 2025
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Je mange très souvent du st-hubert & cette fois j'ai voulu faire plaisir a mon copain qui se tappe une grosse journée donc j'ai commander deux assiete de filet de poitrines avant qu'il arrive. Exceptionnellement j'ai pris deux poutines a la place des frites mais j'etais retissante puisque je ne savais pas a quelle heure il allait rentrer, j'ai donc demandé dans les notes uber de mettre la sauce appart mais une fois ma commande arrivée les deux poutines baigne dans la sauce s'en est même degueulasse… Moi qui veut jamais payer l'extra poutine & j'ai voulu faire plaisir me voila bien decue & 12$ aux poubelles. Tres mauvais service.
Quand tu veux échapper à la pression du travail, tu vas au St-Hubert à côté de ton lieu de travail, question de croiser tes collègues de travail sur lesquels tu comptais justement développer des stratégies déstabilisatrices avec tes autres collègues de travail, question que tout le monde soit un peu déstabilisé par tant de transparence. Question d'être encore plus déstabilisé, tu choisis d'y aller pendant le Festival d'été de Québec, question de ne pas pouvoir commander le club sandwich ou encore l'assiette « hot chicken » que tu commandes en temps normal, & tu te replies sur la cuisse de poulet piri-piri avec laquelle tu pourras, au besoin, te défendre contre tes collègues de travail déstabilisés, ou du moins contre les plus insistants, à coups d'os bien pointus nappés de sauce à demi-piquante. Ensuite tu retournes sur les lieux de ton travail, un ou deux collègues en moins, question de déstabiliser l'ensemble de ton étage de travail.
Tk, St-Hubert sur Grande-Allée, c'est vraiment la place où aller quand tu veux refaire le monde de ton organisation sans en avoir l'air, un morceau de poulet à la fois.
While strolling in Grand Alle, we decided to have lunch here. The setup looked like fine dining, but little did I know it was a chain restaurant. St. Hubert is a huge part of Quebec's contemporary lifestyle. It all started with one restaurant on St. Hubert Street in Montreal back in 1951, & now there are 117 locations. Chain restaurant dining reflects Quebec culture very well. The portions are larger, the restaurants are nicely decorated, & the service is friendly. Many locations have a separate bar & lounge. from nowhere, it looks like a food chain restaurant. Coming to food, we ordered 1/2 Piri Chicken with rice & coleslaw. - Canada is like the hub of rotisserie chicken & the first time, I saw it came in piri piri flavor, nice!! It comes with rice & 2 types of sauces. The chicken was well cooked & sauteed in the sauce. The food was good. it comes with unlimited coleslaw (creamy & original) Ambiance: super clean, well maintained, & good service. They need to open in the USA too.
