Campo specializes in authentic Portuguese rotisserie chicken prepared with a signature piri-piri sauce that balances heat and acidity. The menu centers on high-quality poultry marinated for twenty-four hours before being fire-roasted to achieve crispy skin and succulent meat. Accompanying sides include thick-cut fries, fresh salads, and traditional natas that complete the culinary experience. The space functions as an efficient, fast-paced environment tailored for those seeking straightforward and flavor-forward meals without unnecessary pretense. Every component, from the tangy house-made sauces to the perfectly charred chicken, adheres to classic techniques originating from Portugal. This establishment prioritizes consistent quality and bold seasoning profiles to deliver a distinct eating experience. The focus remains strictly on accessible, well-executed grilled poultry dishes that define the menu identity.
Campo is widely recognized for serving flavorful, high-quality Portuguese chicken that many patrons find both delicious and tender, making it a popular choice for a casual lunch or a satisfying workday meal. While many diners praise the cozy atmosphere, the varied menu options like the poutine, ribs, and table d'hôte, and the attentive service provided by the friendly staff, experiences can be inconsistent. Some guests have encountered challenges with dry meat, varying portion sizes, and occasional lapses in service or organization, particularly during busy periods. Overall, it remains a well-regarded downtown destination for those seeking quick, authentic Portuguese flavors, even if individual visits may occasionally vary in quality.
J'avais envie de me gâter avec une poutine chez leur voisin du Time Out Market, mais celui-ci étant fermé, je me suis rabattue chez Campo pour un sandwich.
Ils étaient à court de pain... Mais ils offrent aussi de la poutine!
J'ai passé outre ma préférence pour un poutine classique & j'ai tenté ma chance avec leur poutine au poulet portugais, chorizo & sauce qui n'a rien de québécois -- évidemment!
20$ avec taxes
Verdict: très contente d'avoir osé. L'équilibre entre les ingrédients font de ce mets une poutine absolument adéquate, qui rappelle pourquoi on aime la cuisine fusion.
J'ai déjà mangé un bol au poulet ici, & j'en garde un bon souvenir.
We were looking for alternatives to popular Portugese chicken places while visiting Montreal & stumbled into Campo after learning they were at the Timeout Market. The meal was a bit of a disappointment overall. Ribs were dry & sauce was drizzled on. The chicken was just alright, & the potatoes had an earthy taste that I personally do not like. It's alright as a workday lunch, but left slightly disapointed during travels.
The waiting staff was excellent though. Monday evening staff was very hospitable.
Jun 9, 2026
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Amazing chicken & food! Only thing I'd say is the peri peri sauces (which is really nice!) on the table are almost all empty. Maybe check them regularly to top up.
Excellente soirée au Campo de Maisonneuve! Le service était relaxe (& en Français), tandis que la bouffe était délicieuse. Les plats sont peu épicés, donc n'hésitez pas à ajouter une sauce supplémentaire disponible sur les table.
I've officially given up. I've ordered three times, & they managed to forget the sauce (the one thing they're known for) every single time. My latest order was essentially a bag of missing items: no fries, no side salads, & they even managed to send a chicken salad without the chicken. It's a toss-up whether the kitchen or the delivery is more disorganized, but after giving them plenty of'redemption' opportunities, I'm out.
Sadly, we sat there, it was almost empty, & we wait about 20 min for them to notice our presence. It's ok I can deal with that but...sadly everything was a little cold & taste only the orange bbq sauce & they put it on everything. So it was that. There was absolutely no ambiance, the tables are really small & the service was almost inexistant. I know that this restaurant was only a take out spot a few years ago, maybe they should go back to that. Just my humble opinion.
Most of the authentic Portugese churrasqueira places are huddled around the Plateau or more north than that, so Campo fills an open niche for downtown dining. This restaurant is perfectly located for an office lunch break, the casual settings allow you to get in/out at your own pace as the food is served very swiftly. The chicken was of great quality, the sauce wasn't exactly hittin but still some great meat. The sides were enjoyable too.
Pretty tasty chicken. We were just passing by & decided to walk in & glad we did. You can sit down or takeout at the restaurant, we decided to sit down.
We ordered the'table d'hôte' which was a great way to try a lot of menu items. It was quite filling & we had to get half of the food packed along with the dessert.
The chicken was nice a juicy & their bbq sauce was very delicious. It had a nice tangy & smoky flavour. I also really liked the croquettes & olives. The ribs fell off the bone.
Would definitely eat here again! Also love the logo… so cute!
This was the first time that I try Portuguese food & It was so good. I ordered the poutine plate which comes with juicy chicken & their tasty sauce. I appreciate that the chicken pieces quantity was fulfilling, not just few bites. P.S. I asked for the gravy to be aside. I also tried their Nata, which wasn't the best I've eaten but it was pretty decent. It's definitely worth going back there to try their chicken platters.
