For those not in the know or not from Canada, St-Hubert Express is a rotisserie chicken chain that…read moreoperates in Canada and is probably most prevalent in the province of Quebec. Yes, Canada has many casual chains like the U.S. and, if you're a foodie, the full Canadian food experience is not complete without exploring them!
With that said, the menu pretty much consist of sandwiches or entrees that include some form of rotisserie chicken, plain or with sauce. Oh, and, of course, they serve a fast food version of poutine. Like I said, OF COURSE.
On our first trip to a St-Hubert Express, we ordered some rotisserie chicken to share and had 2 different sides - fries and rice. Interestingly, their chicken entrees come with 2 sandwich buns. Obviously, you can either eat the buns alone or make a makeshift rotisserie chicken sandwich by shredding the chicken off of the bone, but, who has time for that???? Wouldn't one just order the sandwich if they wanted this option? Nevetheless, you have options.
As for what does make sense, the chicken comes with a side of gravy and good thing it does. The rotisserie chicken was a bit on the dry side so I dipped it in the gravy every chance I had. It's not the worst rotisserie chicken, but they could do better. The rice was on the hard side, as though it was uncooked. Not sure if it was meant to be like that. The fries weren't bad though and kind of reminded me of McD's.
This location is located on a main road, but it does have a large parking lot. Also, it's seems to be located in a large shopping area where there is an A&W, Dollar Tree and multiple supermarkets. It's definitely convenient and many customers go for takeout, but the restaurant does have a decent number of dine-in customers during dinner time.